I dated my ex for five years. She suffered from clinical depression with BiPolar II tendencies and had sexual issues, commitment issues, and an STD to boot (genital herpes).
She ended up in a psych ward the summer of 2007. She would tell me TODAY she loved me and I was the best thing that happened to her and then I found e-mails accidentally of her to other men she claims she never actually met.
After dumping her, 2.5 months later she goes INTO my e-mail account and has a SPAZ because I e-mailed a new FRIEND. THe same person that cheated on me DURING our relationship was the same person PISSED AFTER we broke up that I was e-mailing other people.
If that isn’t enough, she says I was still the love of her life BUT that she really wasn’t “all that into me.” I got you all beat!!!
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Yea, you do man! I’m about to launch http://www.cheatingexcuses.com and http://www.STDsSuck.com, just launched http://www.myfriendfails.com worth a look
now man my ex is the same exact way, only she would threaten to kill herself and cut after she cheated to keep me around. that and she was really good at sex so iv e found only the psychotic ones are… she was so nuts she still is.
I dated and was engaged to a BPD woman. She told me I was the best thing in her life besides her children, but her mood swings were tough to accommodate, she also had a couple of blackout periods in my presence but responded to being asked questions if I were persistent but it would take several minutes. She flirted with every man she came into contact with. Eventually she broke off with me saying that she didn’t feel the same way she had when we met yet when she lets her guard down I know she loves me and enjoys my company. Now we only email each other, she’s fearful because she knows I love her and she cannot return that love. Apparently the deep emotion of love frightens her and makes her feel vulnerable. I hope to encourage her enough so that we can be friends and I will be there for her and be there to protect her from harm as is possible.