The symptoms of BPD are broad and can overlap with various other mental health disorders, leading to frequent misdiagnosis.

BPD is challenging to diagnose due to the variability in symptom expression among individuals.

Memory distortions are a defining characteristic of BPD. Individuals with BPD often experience gaps, fragments, or even false memories.

Quiet Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a unique presentation of BPD that often goes unnoticed.

The skill of ignoring oneself, which many people overlook, can have a profound impact on our well-being and impulse control.

This fear can cause a constant need for reassurance, paranoid ideation, and a drive to avoid real or imagined abandonment at all costs.

One of the uncontrollable emotions of someone with BPD is anger. Their mood can change from playful to angry within seconds.

BPD schemas are maladaptive coping mechanisms that someone learned to survive during their childhood.