Mental health is a minefield and not at all fun to try to walk through. Something that helps one person might not help another etc. I really hope that you find small steps that help you progress. Anxiety drives me crazy, and I am just starting to get out of the house again after self isolating to avoid people. I went for a walk down a road, away from where I live with an occupational therapist the other day. Felt terrible on the build up and after the 45 min walk, where there was only other 2 people, it took me 3 days to recover from the stress. What I really struggle with, and I do not know if you find the same thing, is that one mental health problem can affect another. For example, because my anxiety is sky high, so I am not self harming even though I really want too, as I do not want to go to hospital again. A lot of people do not truly understand how seemingly normal things can be so hard. Anyway, wishing you the best. You can do it.
Hello! I just found you recently & it's so wonderful to listen to you talk. All the directions your brain goes in & all the connections it makes just shows how amazingly hyperaware you are & that is your superpower. I'm almost 60 & have only just found out that I'm autistic (although I've always known it I just didn't have a label for it). I definitely have agoraphobia & thanks to you I can now recognise that I probably also have BPD (thank you Childhood Trauma!) I too have a past that I'd like to bury under a rock for the rest of eternity & even though the shame is decades old I still live in fear of it coming back to haunt me. Although I have really bad days, where I don't have the strength to stand up & defend myself, surviving my past has allowed me to get to this point in life & I'm proud of myself for having made it this far. It has granted me a lot of wisdom (quite a lot of it I sometimes wish I could've done without!) & perhaps that's the reason highly perceptive people like yourself exist: to become wise & pass that knowledge onto others who are lost, feeling alone & seeking guidance. You are amazingly brave to bare you soul to others in this way & even if you feel as though you've done enough & want to stop posting online I'm sure that those you've helped will always be grateful to you, as am I. Thank you for being on this Planet & I wish you all the best.
Glo, do your thing ❤ you have permission to be your imperfectly perfect self. We are all here because we want your true story. Now, I speak for myself when I say that I’ve been following you for months now, and you’re the first person I came across with both BPD and autism before my own autism diagnosis. I feel so less broken knowing there are other autistic people out there with BPD. You carry so much as a person, you’re doing the best you can. There are thousands of unapologetic people on YT that own themselves with no apologies. You deserve the same. You’re beautiful, well spoken and I’m here because I want to hear what YOU have got to say. Thanks again for another great video.
🥺😭 thank you so much for commenting. That was so kind and it’s so beautiful to know I’ve helped you feel less alone. this has given me courage to keep speaking, so thank you for that!! 🥺
You're so confident to share your experience and I'm glad you do well despite the bpd responses. I'm envious 🥹. Social networking is extremely hard for me and I don't create bpd content. But the agoraphobia is a real struggle I wish people knew more about in relation to bpd. I rarely leave my house and if I end up having to it's so hard to keep from having random crying fits. Your content is low key inspiring to me cause I can relate so well to it. Knowing I'm not the only one in bpd recovery that hasn't figured it all out and the cycles can still hit so low it's hard to feel like you can ever feel happy confident or capable again. 🫣 just know I relate to like 98% of everything you said and if you continue to share I'll continue to feel less alone
Mental health is a minefield and not at all fun to try to walk through. Something that helps one person might not help another etc. I really hope that you find small steps that help you progress.
Anxiety drives me crazy, and I am just starting to get out of the house again after self isolating to avoid people. I went for a walk down a road, away from where I live with an occupational therapist the other day. Felt terrible on the build up and after the 45 min walk, where there was only other 2 people, it took me 3 days to recover from the stress.
What I really struggle with, and I do not know if you find the same thing, is that one mental health problem can affect another. For example, because my anxiety is sky high, so I am not self harming even though I really want too, as I do not want to go to hospital again.
A lot of people do not truly understand how seemingly normal things can be so hard.
Anyway, wishing you the best. You can do it.
Hello!
I just found you recently & it's so wonderful to listen to you talk. All the directions your brain goes in & all the connections it makes just shows how amazingly hyperaware you are & that is your superpower.
I'm almost 60 & have only just found out that I'm autistic (although I've always known it I just didn't have a label for it). I definitely have agoraphobia & thanks to you I can now recognise that I probably also have BPD (thank you Childhood Trauma!)
I too have a past that I'd like to bury under a rock for the rest of eternity & even though the shame is decades old I still live in fear of it coming back to haunt me. Although I have really bad days, where I don't have the strength to stand up & defend myself, surviving my past has allowed me to get to this point in life & I'm proud of myself for having made it this far. It has granted me a lot of wisdom (quite a lot of it I sometimes wish I could've done without!) & perhaps that's the reason highly perceptive people like yourself exist: to become wise & pass that knowledge onto others who are lost, feeling alone & seeking guidance.
You are amazingly brave to bare you soul to others in this way & even if you feel as though you've done enough & want to stop posting online I'm sure that those you've helped will always be grateful to you, as am I.
Thank you for being on this Planet & I wish you all the best.
Glo, do your thing ❤ you have permission to be your imperfectly perfect self. We are all here because we want your true story. Now, I speak for myself when I say that I’ve been following you for months now, and you’re the first person I came across with both BPD and autism before my own autism diagnosis. I feel so less broken knowing there are other autistic people out there with BPD. You carry so much as a person, you’re doing the best you can. There are thousands of unapologetic people on YT that own themselves with no apologies. You deserve the same. You’re beautiful, well spoken and I’m here because I want to hear what YOU have got to say. Thanks again for another great video.
🥺😭 thank you so much for commenting. That was so kind and it’s so beautiful to know I’ve helped you feel less alone. this has given me courage to keep speaking, so thank you for that!! 🥺
Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing. Much
Thank you for the support 🙌🏻
You're so confident to share your experience and I'm glad you do well despite the bpd responses. I'm envious 🥹. Social networking is extremely hard for me and I don't create bpd content. But the agoraphobia is a real struggle I wish people knew more about in relation to bpd. I rarely leave my house and if I end up having to it's so hard to keep from having random crying fits. Your content is low key inspiring to me cause I can relate so well to it. Knowing I'm not the only one in bpd recovery that hasn't figured it all out and the cycles can still hit so low it's hard to feel like you can ever feel happy confident or capable again. 🫣 just know I relate to like 98% of everything you said and if you continue to share I'll continue to feel less alone