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April 06, 2008
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I guess I'm what you referred to as a "multiple." I have used alcohol in the past to "escape" my problems. Now I use sex, shopping, food, and occasionally gambling). Before I met my husband, I would go from one sexual partner to another seeking the "high." I go shopping and feel good when I purchase something. I overeat seeking to fill that void I feel, but the food never comes close to making me feel whole.
Even though I'm on medicine to treat my borderline, I still find myself seeking the "high" through these things. I don't even think about it; I just do it.
Posted by: BPD in OKC | April 07, 2008 at 09:15 PM