What causes BPD?
The experts say that it has probably to do with neurochemistry, and that it is caused by biological factors and / or upbringing. In other words: they don’t bloody know. A more elaborate version of this admission of ignorance: The causes of BPD are unclear, although psychological and biological factors may be involved. Originally thought to “border on” schizophrenia, BPD now appears to be more related to serious depressive illness. In some cases, neurological or attention-deficit disorders play a role. Biological problems may cause mood instability and lack of impulse control, which in turn may contribute to troubled relationships. Difficulties in psychological development during childhood, perhaps associated with neglect, abuse, or inconsistent parenting, may create identity and personality problems. More research is needed to clarify the psychological and/or biological factors causing BPD. My personal theory is that BPs feel abnormally (they don’t feel anything in situations they shou
