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Hi men, it's been a looooooong while since I posted here.
I'm looking for perspectives from other husbands of borderline personality disorder wives.
My wife has never been clinically diag osed but since I stumbled on this definition while researching how to be a better husband I have discovered that the symptoms fit what I've experienced over 10 years with her and knowing her history before we met it seems likely it's a factor in her upbringing (traumatic family life).
I am looking for help dealing with the angry phase and the daily grind of dealing with her unreliability, lack of communication, negativity, etc.
It might be worth looking up Mind (www.mind.org.uk) to see if they can help.