My guilt is the hardest part about my relationship with someone with BPD. Mainly because I actually did do something and made choices that anyone would feel guilty for, on top of the already toxic guilt involved with BPD relationships. You've helped me alot because before now I didnt even know my ex of 2 years had BPD. But now its all too clear in every way and I screwed up pretty bad with what I did. I wish I could talk to this lady lol
Thank you SO much for this video! this has been soooo helpful. You said SO MANY things that i have been needing to hear! I can't say thank you enough. Just this one video... I can't imagine how blessed people are that get to work with you.
You are SO Fantastic !!! Thank YOU !!! Bless YOU !!! How sad so many don't understand this ~ I didn't and put Myself through hell ! I had to release a lot of toxic Guilt & terrible enabling behavior patterns ~ Your a Great Gift !
So wonderfully clear all these words of wisdom. My hope is that others will share this often, with the thought if it doesnt apply to them, it may for someone else IN NEED> and enlighten so many individuals that are in need. Thank you.
OK, I would appreciate your insight on a topic I can't seem to find. My GF has a MASSIVELY abusive (Mentally) ex husband. He is big and strong, and intimidates all around him, especially her. I have never met him, as he says he will cut my throat! She is SUPER nice, and so am I, so I want no violence. Here is the kicker...they have a special needs child together, and he uses their child to manipulate her into seeing him often. Always asking her out. She feels bad for him. What do I do? ~Kev~
@fetishisticrose Toxic love is an addiction. Often people do not know how to be alone or how to truly take care of themselves or even who they really are. Toxic love is the past being re-lived over and over again. Toxic love is often abusive, demanding, very conditional and full of expectations and anger when the expectations are met. It is also codependency. Healthy love is mutuality, reciprocity, respect, unconditional love and acceptance, a soft place to land - no power struggle.
@charreva I think some are and some aren't. However, many single poeple feel "less than" in our world. A world that via media, pop culture, movies, etc, keeps giving the message that if you want to be single or are single and enjoying it, as many people are, that there is something wrong and shameful about that. The truth really is, each person has the right to choose what he/she needs and wants. There are many advantages to being single. You can't beat the freedom :)
I haven't replied in awhile, although I watch all your post.s.. This strike's a cord with me!! I'm currently seperated, my "ex" has a history and is suspected of having "Munchausen Syndrome".
I was "forced out" by her (long story) and am now just finding my way. Side note: we have two children together... Thanks for this AJ!!! Makes sense!! =)
My guilt is the hardest part about my relationship with someone with BPD. Mainly because I actually did do something and made choices that anyone would feel guilty for, on top of the already toxic guilt involved with BPD relationships. You've helped me alot because before now I didnt even know my ex of 2 years had BPD. But now its all too clear in every way and I screwed up pretty bad with what I did. I wish I could talk to this lady lol
meehalee21 3 months ago
Thank you SO much for this video! this has been soooo helpful. You said SO MANY things that i have been needing to hear! I can't say thank you enough. Just this one video... I can't imagine how blessed people are that get to work with you.
strangeaslife 6 months ago
You are SO Fantastic !!! Thank YOU !!! Bless YOU !!! How sad so many don't understand this ~ I didn't and put Myself through hell ! I had to release a lot of toxic Guilt & terrible enabling behavior patterns ~ Your a Great Gift !
Maiyaee 8 months ago
So wonderfully clear all these words of wisdom. My hope is that others will share this often, with the thought if it doesnt apply to them, it may for someone else IN NEED> and enlighten so many individuals that are in need. Thank you.
FinessMeJDM 9 months ago
OK, I would appreciate your insight on a topic I can't seem to find. My GF has a MASSIVELY abusive (Mentally) ex husband. He is big and strong, and intimidates all around him, especially her. I have never met him, as he says he will cut my throat! She is SUPER nice, and so am I, so I want no violence. Here is the kicker...they have a special needs child together, and he uses their child to manipulate her into seeing him often. Always asking her out. She feels bad for him. What do I do? ~Kev~
unclearless 1 year ago
Fabulous. Interesting how this applies to so many lives out there. Great words.
Hanemal888 1 year ago
love is an action
fetishisticrose 1 year ago
@fetishisticrose Toxic love is an addiction. Often people do not know how to be alone or how to truly take care of themselves or even who they really are. Toxic love is the past being re-lived over and over again. Toxic love is often abusive, demanding, very conditional and full of expectations and anger when the expectations are met. It is also codependency. Healthy love is mutuality, reciprocity, respect, unconditional love and acceptance, a soft place to land - no power struggle.
ajmahari 6 months ago
what if its ur brother?
LoLoBamBam 1 year ago
thank you for posting your thought-provoking video
drjfs 1 year ago
I wonder if single people are happier!
charreva 1 year ago
@charreva I think some are and some aren't. However, many single poeple feel "less than" in our world. A world that via media, pop culture, movies, etc, keeps giving the message that if you want to be single or are single and enjoying it, as many people are, that there is something wrong and shameful about that. The truth really is, each person has the right to choose what he/she needs and wants. There are many advantages to being single. You can't beat the freedom :)
ajmahari 6 months ago 2
@ajmahari - thank you for that.
charreva 5 months ago
I am starting to feel guilty and it is silly Glad to see this vid.
charreva 1 year ago
you're amazing to have had this problem and get help just to help others
cheatingmenn 1 year ago
I think A.J. Mahari is a saint.
SarahSoulSearcher 2 years ago 2
I haven't replied in awhile, although I watch all your post.s.. This strike's a cord with me!! I'm currently seperated, my "ex" has a history and is suspected of having "Munchausen Syndrome".
I was "forced out" by her (long story) and am now just finding my way. Side note: we have two children together... Thanks for this AJ!!! Makes sense!! =)
casecar 2 years ago