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Communities for support and chat regarding personality disorders? (piefed.ca)
submitted 1 day ago by BinzyBoi@piefed.ca to c/lemmy411@lemmy.ca
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Hey all,

I'm looking for a community on PieFed or Lemmy that specialises in supporting or discussing personality disorders.

I've recently been looking more into Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), and have a heavy suspicion that it's something I suffer from. While I of course will be talking with my doctor about this, I was also wondering if there's any communities where there's crowd-based support just to remind myself to keep working on it and hold myself accountable in improving.

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[–] BinzyBoi@piefed.ca 2 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Thanks for the help.

Would like to point out though that the BPDlovedones community shared is for those who have faced abuse by those with BPD. While people deserve to have their own spaces to talk about those experiences, they don't tend to welcome those who have BPD, and seeing that kind of content can feel stigmatising when you don't engage in the behaviours they've been a victim of.