Breaking Up with a BPD or NPD Woman, Part 1

Breaking up with a borderline girlfriend or wife can be incredibly difficult. The same is generally true for all abusive women whether they’re a borderline or some other kind of toxic personality. Of course, it can be just as difficult breaking up with abusive men. However, straight women experience far less stigma for being abuse victims. Straight women also receive far more social and mental health support than both straight and gay men and lesbians. So, here we are.

In my experience, individuals whose relationships are characterized by abuse are either personality disordered or codependent. It’s the usual suspects — narcissists, borderlines, histrionics, psychopaths, dependents, paranoiacs and Cluster B varietals (i.e., the trail mix of Crazy). I’m not saying all personality disordered individuals are abusers. But, if you’re an abusive person, you’re probably personality disordered.

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