What

Quiet

BPD?

is

Quiet BPD Meaning

It is very similar to borderline personality disorder. The main difference is with quiet BPD you internalize emotional struggles & episodes.

Symptoms of Quiet BPD

Becoming obsessed with somebody & wanting to spend unhealthy amounts of time with them.

Developing unhealthy boundaries.

Symptoms of Quiet BPD

Hiding self-harm.

Engaging in self-isolation & avoidance.

Symptoms of Quiet BPD

Giving others the silent treatment.

Directing anger, aggression, or hostility inwardly- having a harsh internal critic.

Symptoms of Quiet BPD

Feeling hopeless all the time.

Having an intense fear of rejection.

Symptoms of Quiet BPD

Having a disturbed self-image.

Developing a pattern of first idealizing then devaluing others.

Causes of Quiet BPD

Family history of various personality disorders.

History of neglect, abuse, trauma, or abandonment in childhood.

History of other mental health conditions

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