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Can I ask you what borderline means in the male context? Like, how does it manifest foe you? The only male person I've ever heard of having it is Pete Davis from SNL
I only first heard of it through my diagnosis myself, but it explains a lot about my difficulties controlling my emotions. There is no middle ground; it's either full volume or off. If I'm sad, I'm depressed. If I'm angry, I'm seething. If I'm happy, it's euphoric. Or I'm just entirely numb to the point where I felt maybe I was sociopathic or something.