I dated a girl with bpd for 2 years, that really put me through hell these past 2 months. She really hurt me, very badly, and it was just too much. We have broken up time after time, and every time I think that this time it is really over, she always comes back to me somehow. This time, this is really, really different though. Usually I had to be so sensitive with things that I said to her, even I hinted at a bad memory that could have sent her into a depressive spiral. Well this time I really went off on her, it was 2 months of white-hot anger coming out in one conversation. I called her a prostitue. I said she was a wreckng ball that destroys people's lives. I threatened to tell her dad that her mom cheated on him. I threated to spead rumors about her all over shool and ruin her friendships. I was very belligerent and swore many times at her, and spoke to her like I NEVER have before. Basically, I'm sure the the stuff that I said could have led her to killing herself now that I think back on it. She must have had a severe episode/panic attack. As a result, she blocked me on facebook, doesn't speak to me, blocked my number, email, etc...I graduate in a month and will likely never see this girl again unless one of makes a strong effort to go see the other (we will be a 4 hour drive apart).
Why did I do it? I was so frustrated and so angry with her it all just came out. Then I subconciously tried to push her away as far as possible. I knew exactly what to say to trigger her, and was hoping that I would so badly this time that she would never come back to me again. She is probably scared to even talk to me after what I said.
It's never really over between us, but I treated this girl like an angel for 2 years, and this time I treated her like dirt (intentionally). Is that what it will take for us to remain broken up for good?