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Mental Health Support

Dear_Prudence

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2. Sounds sensible but tough

Reply to rainy (Original post)

Thu Feb 5, 2026, 09:50 PM

Thursday

I would need some support for some of these. Like #4, "removing the emotional investment you have in her behavior" would be challenging, especially with a sibling. But seeing a path forward is a good thing, even if you may need some assistance to go down that path. Really, I am surprised that the AI answer seems reasonable rather than random.

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I asked AI how to deal with BPD sister: [View all] rainy Thursday OP

I don't have a BPD sibling but I once had a BPD friend -- this info was helpful to me, fierywoman Thursday #1

Sounds sensible but tough Dear_Prudence Thursday #2

Pretty good reply. Key phrase - 'pokes me'. Key word - 'codependency'. Norrrm Thursday #3