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I have borderline Personality Disorder, Depression, Impulse Control Disorder, and Possible Bipolar as well. I have ruined a lot of things with my friends, but at the time I didnt know I had these illness except for depression. What I want to know is how I can get them to forgive me and give me another chance while knowing that I might do things uncontrollably?

2007-05-24 15:30:34 · 12 answers · asked by unknown_Soldier 1 in Health Mental Health

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perhaps you can sit as a group with some chips and pop and let your friends know that you have these problems and didn't understand it til now and ask their forgiveness for the past treatments

2007-05-24 15:35:53 · answer #1 · answered by caffsans 7 · 0 0

You need to get control of your symptoms. There is no excuse in treating people badly no matter what the reason. Yes people do get fed up. People in general with or without mental illness have the responsibility to treat other people with some respect. Borderline personality is a flaw in personality that is essentially a black or white thing, or liking a person and then switching to hating a person especially when not conforming to what the borderline wants at that time. And yes people can get fed up when treated badly that way.
At this time, your responsibility is to get yourself together, go to therapy and develop your ability to deal with stress and people. If you need to take medications to control the rages and mood swings, do so, so you can get control of your life. Trying to ask your friends' forgiveness at this time and yet telling them that these things where you can get out of control may happen again, is not really taking full responsibility for your actions, its as if you are already asking forgiveness for something you probably will be doing or perhaps an excuse. Take care of yourself first and find the answers to better your life.

2007-06-01 14:42:36 · answer #2 · answered by Marisse R 2 · 0 0

I would be that your friends have forgiven you more than once or twice of three times in the past. How many chances do you think you should get because you have been diagnosed with some type of personality disorder?

The way you get your friends to give you another chance is show time over time and consistently that you have changed. Think of it this way: I slap you and say I am sorry. You say ok. Tomorrow I slap you again and say I am sorry and again you forgive me. When do you decide enough is enough and just stay away from me until I get my act together?

Your statement that you have a borderline personality disorder says a lot about your response to others, rules and attitude toward social norms.

2007-06-01 05:59:02 · answer #3 · answered by banananose_89117 7 · 0 0

I think that maybe u should first try 2 educate your friends (&if they r true friends then they will b willing-even-eager 2 learn) about your illnesses.
then they will have a better understanding as 2 why u do/say/feel the things u do.Let them know that u are NOT happy with the behavior some of your illnesses cause and that u ARE willing/wanting 2 change & get better.By letting them know that YOU know some of your actions are not accepteble & r not the way the REAL u would react under normal circumstances ("normal" meaning if u were getting the proper help u need thus acting & reacting differently) & that u WANT 2 change & that u're friendships w/ them r important enough 2 u get the help u need & want;b/cause u care enough about them to change. Let them know that u need them . If they really care they will stand by u and try 2 understand/learn ways 2 help& cope & eventually heal. Hope this helps I'm really tired GOOD LUCK!!!!GOD BLESS!!!!!

2007-05-31 16:53:02 · answer #4 · answered by ducky 1 · 0 0

You can't make your friends forgive you but you can show them by going to therapy and staying in it to work on the personality disorder symptoms. By understanding why you do what you do, you can start to make changes. This might help you to win back your old friends but it will also help you to keep any new friends. Don't use your diagnoses as an excuse for your behavior because that will only further alienate your friends. Use it to explain why you did what you did in the past but work on the impulsivity, the abandonment, the identity issues, the depression and stay on any medication you were given until it no longer serves its purpose (and discuss it with your doctor/therapist first). As they say, prove your intentions to change with actions, not words. Your friends will respect that.

2007-06-01 04:01:38 · answer #5 · answered by Michelle 2 · 0 0

First, apologize and ask forgiveness for the specific things that you said or did to each of your friends (individually). Then tell them what you've recently found out that, besides depression, you have some personality disorders, but that you want to restore and maintain their friendships. Explain that you understand if they will not want to have a friendship relationship with you, but you would really appreciate it because you need love and care just like we all do. Sounds simple, but it's not that easy.

2007-06-01 08:04:35 · answer #6 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

You dont do things uncontrollably. You do things Yes. and it doenst interest you anything when you do it. Later you are in shame maybe. But dont call it uncontrollable. It can be controlled. Even by you. It jsut needs a hell of an effort from you. Most people with your disorders have help

2007-06-01 09:33:01 · answer #7 · answered by dick v 2 · 0 0

I understand your concern. body dysmorphia could have a tendency to make someone introvert, shy and terrified of public places. this is because of ideal right here motives a million a feeling anybody on the social gathering is gazing our each step, each action and any small mistake can carry about embarrassment. 2 worry of no longer adjusting with the crew, typically because we sense no longer worth to be loved. do not forget that those above thoughts are in basic terms indicators of BDD and there is no logical truth in it. a million anybody is busy of their personal international that they haven't any time for all and sundry else. So the feeling of being monitored continually is in basic terms an exaggeration created with the help of the options and by no potential some thing else. 2 anybody is blessed with their personal skills, skills and those are the characteristics that are a magnet for friendship. position self assurance in your self that you're worth to be loved, because it extremely is the truth and continuously will be. in case you sense insecure going to the social gathering, you could take a buddy alongside with you. This helps in decreasing pressure and pressure. Take care.

2016-11-27 00:56:19 · answer #8 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

to be honest you need to earn their trust back. Dont use your mental health labels as a reason that you ruined friendships. Be up front and honest with your friends and try and explain what has happened. But be aware that your friends may not tolerate you doing the same thing to them again.

2007-05-29 19:34:40 · answer #9 · answered by fixrupr f 2 · 0 0

Well, first things first,. take care of yourself,. now, the friends things,. you can only ask them to forgive you, you can't make them forgive you,. Once you've asked them to forgive you, it's out of your hands,. You've done your job,. you're off the hook,. and now it's up to them,. And whether they want you to hang around with them, should'nt be of key concern to you, if they don't want your friendship, it's over, it's ended, all good things in life come to an end, get more, friends, or other friends,. and move on,. Good luck.,

2007-05-24 15:42:18 · answer #10 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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