Tiffany describes some of her experience living with BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder), mainly about being seen as "high-functioning" while struggling internally.

She details how her “high-functioning” exterior covers a history of suicidality, self-harm, and chaotic relationships. She describes the invalidation of clinicians and peers, a seven-year abusive relationship, leapfrogging to new attachments to avoid being alone, and the way feeling unliked can rapidly escalate to suicidal thinking. Throughout, she emphasizes the exhaustion of wanting to be seen and believed as a full person, not just an MD.

This piece is presented in two versions: Version A (fully edited, single-frame) and Version B (extended cut, split-screen).

These interviews comprise:
27min of Version A material // yellow border
54min of Version B material // pink border

For more info on the PD Project and the participants: https://mndflds.com/thepdproject