Borderline + Why Rage Happens
Borderline rage, or borderline anger, is more than just a standard emotional reaction. In the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), anger in BPD is described as "inappropriate, intense anger or difficulty controlling anger."
The reason anger in BPD is called “inappropriate,” is because the level of anger seems to be more intense than is warranted by the situation or event that triggered it.
For example, a person with BPD may react to an event that may seem small or unimportant to someone else, such as a misunderstanding, with very strong and unhealthy expressions of anger, including:
Physical violence
Sarcasm
Yelling
This is resembled very well in LMN Movies, but the LMN Movies in my opinion are a lot more extreme, we do attempt to calm ourselves down and focus on the effects of our actions... I have Quiet bpd, so I just direct the majority of my anger inward towards myself! And only 15% outward toward others mine is only yelling and sarcasm but I tend to curve that to a minimum by just walking away from the situation to cool down. Then re-approach the situation with a milder tone.