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I was diagnosed with BPD in my mid 20s (in mid 30s now) and have often wondered if I'm actually autistic. My mother suggested it after my own daughter was diagnosed since she saw similarities between us. I'm not sure there's much point in me pursuing it further now though and I'd feel awfully silly if I turn out to be wrong.

Forceps... I'm having flashbacks. Hug your wife for me, I found those the worst part of the whole birthing experience for me.

That's what a cone is where I am too so don't worry about it.

Don't listen to that. Keep trying and don't give up. There'll always be the odd asshole who'll say something like that and just write you off but there are plenty of others willing to help and work with you. Although your PD will probably be something that's with you for life in some ways, it doesn't mean it can't be worked on and some of your behaviours changed for the better.