Borderline Revolving Door Situationship - Can It Work?

Borderline Revolving Door Situationship - Can It Work?

Surviving BPD Relationship Breakups

Borderline Revolving Door Situationship -Can It Work? Borderline Revolving Door Situationships see the borderline come and go many times in weeks or months. Why do Codependents keep letting them come back?

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22:18•5 Nov 2022

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Can a Borderline Revolving Door Situationship Ever Truly Work?

“These relationships are impossible and they do not work. Where they go, they come, they go, they come, you cancel vacations, they pack, they unpack, they pack, they unpack, they move out, they move in, they move out, they move in. Ladies and gentlemen, this is super serious.”

Ever found yourself caught in the whirlwind of a relationship where your partner seems to come and go like a revolving door? In this episode of 'Surviving BPD Relationship Breakups', Counsellor A.J. Mahari dives into the perplexing world of Borderline Revolving Door Situationships. These are relationships where a partner with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) repeatedly leaves and returns, sometimes within weeks or even days. Why do people, especially those with codependent tendencies, keep letting them back in? A.J.

sheds light on this confusing pattern and offers practical advice on breaking free from it. She emphasizes the importance of understanding your own emotional needs and setting healthy boundaries. With her extensive 30-year background in trauma recovery, Inner Child Healing, and Family of Origin issues, A.J. provides invaluable insights and support for anyone struggling in these tumultuous relationships. If you're looking to reclaim your life and find stability, this episode is a must-listen.

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