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BPD and Insomnia

PoisonCupcakes October 6th, 2019

Hello,

I have Borderline personality disorder and I struggle with insomnia because I feel too lonely to sleep. I'm also pretty moody which doesn't help it in the mornings.

My friends are nice enough to me and I'm doing okay but I really miss being in a relationship. I know I need to take time to heal and love myself before I get to be in love again but I feel impatient and lonely all the same.

I write letters to my future soul mate and I know I still need to improve myself before even trying to date again... But regardless of what I do, I'm lonely and it won't ease at all.

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November 19th, 2019

Hi there @PoisonCupcakes. How are you feeling? I am really sorry your post went unanswered for such a long time. This section of the forum has been going through some changes lately and we hope to have it running again.

I think it is very important and great that you are able to recognise that we need to love ourselves before being able to love anyone else. I find your idea of writing letter to your future soulmate very sweet, and I wondered if you would consider writing love letters to yourself too...

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PoisonCupcakes OP November 19th, 2019

@admaiorasemper Hi hi, I don't know... I'm better than I was when I wrote that. Thank you so much for answering it now, I appreciate this forum a lot.

I write love letters to myself too, yes, I think it's important to do gestures of self love in that way since that's a great idea! Also, cuddling with my cat helps too.

Anyway, you're a very kind person. How're you? Sending you positive energy back! ❤❤

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November 20th, 2019

@PoisonCupcakes thank you so much for your kind words and energy heart

I am doing kind of ok I guess.

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Gregory234 November 21st, 2019

I'm sorry you feel this way. I think, it is great that you write letter as it helps to lash your emotions out. As for insomnia, did your doctor prescribe sleeping pill to you? I'm asking as I also can't sleep at night. Frankly speaking, I don't want to take any medication. I read the description of the slepping pills on [removed spam]and decided to try something else first. I've already started doing sports, canged my daily routine and try spending more time on a fresh air. I should say, it helps, not as well as I want, but I can see the result.

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PoisonCupcakes OP November 22nd, 2019

@Gregory234 I haven't been prescribed any medication and I prefer to try to improve things without pills too. Totally see where you're coming from!

I'm glad you're improving in that way because excerse is great overall! Sometimes having a lot of school work and exercising helps me too, although if anyone on the thread is familiar with other solutions and additional input for what works for them I'm interested.

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November 22nd, 2019

@PoisonCupcakes

Have to tried with mindfulness or guided relaxing meditations? I personally find them useful :)

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PoisonCupcakes OP November 22nd, 2019

@admaiorasemper I have! They helped me sleep for a while but I need to be in the mood for it in order to get into it... Sometimes listening to podcasts helps too but its just hard to be consistent.

I'm glad it works for you though! I know it made a big difference for me when I did commit to meditating more often. ❤

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November 22nd, 2019

@PoisonCupcakes

I actually have the very same issue as you, I need to be in the mood for them :D

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PoisonCupcakes OP November 22nd, 2019

@admaiorasemper Its an odd dilemma, reassuring you get it... Is there anything that helps you feel better even if you do stay up? ❤

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