People with BPD have a shorter life expectancy than those who do not have the disorder. People with BPD live 15-20 years less on average.

Splitting is a coping mechanism used by people with BPD. It prevents them from accepting that a good person can do bad things.

Someone with BPD often experiences a chronic feeling of emptiness. It makes an important topic when treating someone with BPD.

An INFJ with a personality disorder is one of the rarest and potentially most destructive individuals.

Most of the relationships with people Having BPD are short-lived but is it possible to maintain a healthy relationship in the long run?

These are some of my personal observations about living with BPD. It affects every part of my life, and I struggle with it every day.

The most significant differences between bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder.

BPD is often diagnosed in adults and overlooked in children, and therefore they miss out on early treatment.

The fear of being forgotten, not remembering the people around you, who you are, or what to do, and that someone else will not remember you.

People with BPD create conflict in their relationships and they are often unconsciously attracted to those who also display toxic behavior.

We can get more in touch with our natural empathy, and we can open up in such a way to influence how we engage with others.

When you're trying to do everything right, unfortunate things can still happen. Life expects a lot from you, and it isn't fair, or is it?

You might be experiencing harmful thinking patterns that you are unaware of that served as a survival strategy when you were younger.

Christmas depression is common. Here are 9 tips on how to get you through the Christmas depression.

People with BPD are known to often change career paths due to their interests and values frequently changing.

A variety of factors determine the development of BPD. In this article, we'll discuss the signs of Borderline personality disorder.

While there are many positives to matching music to our mood, it also can keep us in an anxious, angry, or depressed state.

Someone with the fear of silence, also known as sedatephobia, experiences panic attacks when sitting in a completely silent room.