Why did I create this image to represent my site? Because I need to show people that for those of us who suffer from BPD, it is in our DNA to think in terms of black-and-white, all-or-nothing, good-or-bad thinking. With proper tools, such as Dialectical Behaviour Therapy or DBT, we can recover from BPD and live better, happier, healthier lives. We may always have to manage our intense emotions, but we are ok just the way we are. We need to be accepted as such, without judgement and advice, although well-intended. Please help me MAKE BPD STIGMA-FREE!
– Joyce.
MAKE BPD STIGMA-FREE! 
What does the twisted ladder represent?
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It is a strand of DNA.
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Love it
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Thank you!
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I love the analogy. It fits!
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Thank you! It just came to me one day and I had to share it on my blog ASAP.
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Love it… ❤
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Thank you. It came to me one day in a dream.
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Wow that is nice. I hope it was a good dream 🙂
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I think so. All I remember is having to create the logo as soon as I woke up so I wouldn’t forget it.
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That happens to me a lot, I’m a writer and well you know the job. 😀
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I didn’t know there was a genetic component. I love the logo!
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Thank you!
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I love it!!! It’s so fitting! I’ve looked at it several times and thought “Oh cool”…but never read that you wanted to know what I/we thought!!! It’s genius!!! It’s so true…it in such a simplistic way explains BPD…yet you thinking of it IS genius!!! THANK YOU!!!!
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Thank you for your wonderful comment! ❤
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They’ve been working on it for a while! Neither genes nor environment will lead independently to BPD.
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Can I use this someday as a tattoo?
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I would be honoured if you did and tell everyone to “Make BPD Stigma-Free!”
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Thank you. I think it could be a good conversation starter, like the semi colon.
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