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Good for you, this will be when you both see the true monsters that each of you are. 

I always have recommended living with someone for at least a year before tying any sorts of hardcore commitment knots. You need to see each other's problems to see if they possess long term synergy, even down to the smallest social allergy (like if they leave footprints or small messes and stuff). 

Turncoat said: 

Good for you, this will be when you both see the true monsters that each of you are. 

I always have recommended living with someone for at least a year before tying any sorts of hardcore commitment knots. You need to see each other's problems to see if they possess long term synergy, even down to the smallest social allergy (like if they leave footprints or small messes and stuff). 

we are both borderline so we just merge into each other and change our wants and needs for each other lmao, also we unintentionally balance each other out in like every way possible just naturally bc soulmates

he is more stronger like narcissistically masked and very social borderline whereas I'm the more passive introverted borderline

&I'm an empath and he isn't or at least he is very cut off from it but he's trying to work on being more empathetic and I'm trying to care less about if I upset other people by being true to myself and wanting my physical psychological and emotional needs met

goodgirl said: 

Turncoat said: 

Good for you, this will be when you both see the true monsters that each of you are. 

I always have recommended living with someone for at least a year before tying any sorts of hardcore commitment knots. You need to see each other's problems to see if they possess long term synergy, even down to the smallest social allergy (like if they leave footprints or small messes and stuff). 

we are both borderline so we just merge into each other and change our wants and needs for each other lmao, also we unintentionally balance each other out in like every way possible just naturally bc soulmates

Do you figure that's how it works for two people of the same disorder, or is this just a Borderline thing? 

Either way, living together's an essential step. It's how you can truly test this blustery bravado to see how much truth's in it's longevity. I'd say this is a good thing even if it doesn't work out. 

How’d you guys meet

Oh yeah I tho k you told me it was in the rehab 

Good luck, i really really mean that