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Intro To BPD

When I first heard the term “BPD” I thought it couldn’t be me — but reading the symptoms felt like someone had been watching my life through a window.

This post is based on a video I made sharing my experience with BPD symptoms. It’s vulnerable, but honest — and if it helps someone else feel a little less alone, then I’m glad I shared.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPYIC9-jajP/?igsh=MXM1cHZ3eXV3cmZudQ==

📌 Save this if it hits.

💬 Tag a friend who needs to hear it.

You’re not alone 🤍 #BPD #bpdawareness #bpdsupport #bpdthings #bpdrecovery

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