- Joined
- Nov 18, 2019
This is a really interesting observation. I wonder if other terminally online BPD cases do the same or if this is what a BPD diary looks like for the old school ones.Like, a major thing that strikes me about her Twitter is that she sets up arcs. She begins the day with "Massive pain, can't move, so thankful to my lover, hopefully I won't be much of a burden." She has already given us the day's obstacle that must be overcome, the motivation to overcome it (Bonnie), and foreshadowing of what she expects will happen (she will be a burden). She then fulfills the necessary story beats by getting herself into deeper trouble, each time setting up new motivations and obstacles and warily waiting for the people around her to start picking up that her "foreshadowing" is not just a coinky-dink but an actual, malicious threat of what she's fixing to do. I think she really does believe to some degree that she is going through all of this, but the main thing is that she's addicted to being in the center of the story and always crafts everything around those highs and lows. No one even has to respond to it; she can just believe in her heart that everyone hates her, and that's enough.
Did anyone figure out where she has been sleeping? She said the other day that when she was having her "seizure" or whatever, she went and woke up Bonnie to take care of her. I'm sure Sky was thrilled with her bursting into their room in the middle of the night with tears and fake shakes.