Borderline personality disorder is a condition wherein an individual suffers from extreme emotional unbalance marked with impulsivity and instability of self-image. An individual suffering from this personality disorder fears isolation, rejection and abandonment thus they tend to nurture feelings of betrayal to those who have done them wrong. Because of their immense negative personality, people with borderline personality disorder find it difficult to have healthy relationship with other people. You'll discover:What bpd really is, and the truths behind the common myths about bpd How to get a diagnosis How to make sense of the many types of treatment being offered Powerful strategies that will keep your emotions under control Communication techniques for better relationships How to thrive in the workplace How to cope with urges to self-harm and suicidal feelings People with bpd tend to come across as capricious, selfish and unpredictable. They tend to exhibit explosive emotional tantrums and outbursts and aggressive behavior, especially when their plans and actions have been thwarted. As such, they often become misunderstood by the people around them, and they might have few healthy social relationships to speak of. They might be thought of as bullies or selfish brats, secretly feared or hated by their peers.