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She always blames someone for everything. Guide me how to handle this?

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I think my wife has BPD. She always blames her sister for everything. Please guide me how to handle this?
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Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com. Your one liner problem description is very difficult to answer; though I will give a shot at it.

  • What makes you to think that your wife had Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Has she been diagnosed by a psychiatrist or you yourself think that she might be having such disorder?
  • Does her sister stay with you? On which issues she blames her sister? Has it anything to do with sibling rivalry?
  • How long have you been married and how is your relationship with her?
  • Does she behave with you in the same manner?

Kindly give a detailed account of her personality, temperament and your problems. Only on providing detailed complaints, will I come to know about the exact situation and offer you best advise.

Alternatively you can book for an online therapy for your wife to further diagnose.

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Published At June 23, 2018
Reviewed At June 20, 2024

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M.B.B.S

Professional Bio:

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