expos
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Divorced in November.
The last time I had to see my ex-wife, who is either BPD/Cluster B, it was for some financial stuff.
As we were making our way out of the bank, I pulled her aside and told her that I wanted to get some closure. I was the one who asked for the divorce, and my beta side wanted to make sure she was doing OK.
I found out that "closure" is something that doesn't exist with a BPD. She was incredibly cruel to me. Went on to tell me that she is "seeing someone", and that "we don't have to communicate anymore", and that she is "moving on".
I sort of starting laughing to myself. If she was "moving on" she wouldn't harbored so much resentment for me and trying to hurt me by telling me she was with some dude and being a flat-out b-itch to me. Obviously, she is still completely bitter.
So I called her bluff and said "do I know this guy?" And she paused for a few seconds and said "no". I asked her where what town she lives now and she said "I can't tell you that." Really weird.
Our Facebook profiles are visible to one another (mutual friends), and it's been more than a month since our meeting I see no hint of some dude in her life. My closest friends, who know her, don't know anything a guy being in her life. Conversely, my profile is littered with girls (spinning plates!) writing me all the time. I'm sure she's creeped it a few times and felt the burn. whoops, lol.
So, anyways....do BPD's like to lie in order to hurt? I'm sort of worried about running into more BPD's after my ex, so I'm just trying to be aware of all the red flags and the stuff they try to pull to mindfvck you. Being married to a BPD is enough as it is.
How often do they lie?
Thanks.
The last time I had to see my ex-wife, who is either BPD/Cluster B, it was for some financial stuff.
As we were making our way out of the bank, I pulled her aside and told her that I wanted to get some closure. I was the one who asked for the divorce, and my beta side wanted to make sure she was doing OK.
I found out that "closure" is something that doesn't exist with a BPD. She was incredibly cruel to me. Went on to tell me that she is "seeing someone", and that "we don't have to communicate anymore", and that she is "moving on".
I sort of starting laughing to myself. If she was "moving on" she wouldn't harbored so much resentment for me and trying to hurt me by telling me she was with some dude and being a flat-out b-itch to me. Obviously, she is still completely bitter.
So I called her bluff and said "do I know this guy?" And she paused for a few seconds and said "no". I asked her where what town she lives now and she said "I can't tell you that." Really weird.
Our Facebook profiles are visible to one another (mutual friends), and it's been more than a month since our meeting I see no hint of some dude in her life. My closest friends, who know her, don't know anything a guy being in her life. Conversely, my profile is littered with girls (spinning plates!) writing me all the time. I'm sure she's creeped it a few times and felt the burn. whoops, lol.
So, anyways....do BPD's like to lie in order to hurt? I'm sort of worried about running into more BPD's after my ex, so I'm just trying to be aware of all the red flags and the stuff they try to pull to mindfvck you. Being married to a BPD is enough as it is.
How often do they lie?
Thanks.