• Self-sabotage, self-destructive or harming behaviours

• Splitting / Idealization and Devaluation

• Intense feelings of emptiness & despair

• Suspicion or paranoia

• Disturbed patterns of perception and thinking

• Emotion overload or immaturity

• Irritable mood swings, explosive outbursts, anger

• Intense or unstable relationships

• Lack of empathy or inability to access empathy

• Motivated by a sense of real or imagined abandonment

• Extremely Impulsive and irrational behaviour

• Identity issues

• Complete lack of empathy

• Expect to be recognised as superior

• Grandiosity

• Unreasonably high sense of self-importance

• Preoccupation with power, beauty, or success

• Entitled and arrogant

• Exploitative for personal gain

• Thinking others are Envious; while Envious of others

• Need for excessive admiration

• Narcissistic supply

• Narcissistic rage

• Fantasies about deserving or having the best of things

• The intense need for attention

• Dramatic & provocative behaviour

• Superficiality

• Speaking very vaguely

• Frequent mood swings

• Exaggerated emotional displays

• Emotions change rapidly

• Acute sensitivity to criticism

• Empty or shallow emotions

• Reassurance-seeking & gullible

• Impulsivity / self-dramatisation

• Bored or frustrated easily

• Deceitful and untrustworthy

• Impulsive behaviours and irresponsible

• Lacking guilt or remorse when causing harm

• Aggressive, easily irritable or hostile

• Frequent mood swings

• Lacking empathy

• Reckless behaviour/disregard for others

• No conscience, opinionated and feeling superior

Learn more on Cluster B, You've crossed the borderline is not a borderline specific book, it is focused on Cluster B.

The types of personality disorders that are most notable for making false allegations are the Cluster B group—that of Borderline, Narcissistic, Antisocial and Histrionic personality disorders. If a person shares attributes with one of these disorders, they would feel rejected, let down, used or even invalidated. These people then can alleviate some negative feelings by wanting to place them onto another, continuing to misuse these feelings.

They methodically plan future events and what-ifs. Speculating on how they will get back at you should you get sick of the coercive control.

They will graduate the abuse into the courtroom and enforce parental alienation if they can. They will foresee all of this before it occurs. A person who lives a life of purposeful abuse and coercive control has tested every limit and boundary possible. They are skilled at turning events and situations into weapons.

Gaining leverage and passing misery onto their target.

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• False Allegations

• Manipulation

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