What do I do to disassociate myself from an HPD when we have a child together?
I'd cut her completely out of my life if I could, but obviously I can't do that.
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Stuck with an HPD?
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Attention Please. You are entering the Histrionic Personality Disorder forum. Please read this carefully.
Given the unique propensities of those who are faced with the issues of HPD, topics at times may be uncomfortable for non HP readers. Discussions related to HPD behavior are permitted here, within the context of deeper understanding of the commonalties shared by members. Indulging or encouraging these urges is not what this forum is intended for.
Conversations here can be triggering for those who have suffered abuse from HPDs. .
Non HPD users are welcome to post here, But their questions Must have a respectful tone.
If you are a NON and have issues with an past relationship with an HPD person, it is suggested that you Post in a Relationship forum. Here is a link to that forum: relationship/
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by Racer_X » Sun Jan 07, 2007 4:14 pm
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by KontrollerX » Sun Jan 07, 2007 10:47 pm
Try to get sole custody and prove the mother is too irresponsible to be around a child if possible to do so.
Many HPD's are alcoholics and drug addicts and have tons of guys of varying moral decency around them at all times so it shouldn't be too hard to prove that your child's mother's lifestyle and mental problems puts the child at risk.
Unless of course the mother exhibits less severe HPD symptoms in which case you will just have to grit your teeth except dual custody or whatever its called and write a boring role for yourself to play if ever the mother tries to get you caught up in her daily drama.
Many HPD's are alcoholics and drug addicts and have tons of guys of varying moral decency around them at all times so it shouldn't be too hard to prove that your child's mother's lifestyle and mental problems puts the child at risk.
Unless of course the mother exhibits less severe HPD symptoms in which case you will just have to grit your teeth except dual custody or whatever its called and write a boring role for yourself to play if ever the mother tries to get you caught up in her daily drama.
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