F60.3 Borderline Personality Disorder
F60.3 Borderline Personality Disorder
Tagline Feelings On MAX Difficulty.
Straight talk
Your emotional volume knob seems to be permanently stuck at 11. Relationships feel like all or nothing and abandonment hits like a physical injury. This is for the ones who feel everything like it is turned up to eleven and were somehow blamed for having a volume knob. The hat does not fix abandonment trauma, but it does hold your head through another round of emotional whiplash. It is a soft, stitched refusal to apologize for needing more than crumbs.
What the doctor says
This diagnosis describes a long term pattern of intense unstable relationships, rapid shifts in mood, impulsive behavior and chronic fears of abandonment. Symptoms usually begin in adolescence or early adulthood and affect many areas of life. BPD is characterized by instability in relationships, self image and affect along with impulsivity. The description often omits the history of trauma, invalidation and sensitivity that underlies those patterns. Wearing the code this way is a subtle reminder that "too much" emotion is usually rooted in too much hurt.
Shop this diagnosis
- F60.3 – Borderline Personality Disorder: Cuffed Beanie – embroidered ICD-10 code on a snug cuffed knit hat.
- F60.3 – Borderline Personality Disorder: Pom-Pom Beanie – same code, same brain, with extra chaos on top.
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