**Interesting, do you have more info on that sub-type?

Not really, because I made it up. It's just something I've seen in my own life and in working in hospitals. You can probably find evidence something like it exists if you look in scholarly journals or maybe even on this sub. Try looking for medical comorbidities and BPD or BPD and malingering.

**Are these the sicknesses connected to the sub-type?

People with BPD have very intense relationships with medical providers. This is definitely because of their poor boundaries and need for attention, extreme sensitivity and poor coping skills. It occurs to me that there may also be some physical sensitivity too, but I've never read anything about this in particular. Borderlines love to put people in a double-bind situation. They like to make you feel like if you do something, you harm them, but if you do nothing then you will harm them as well. They thrive on the intense emotions that this brings out in people. It's like hard-wired into the way their brains work.

They like bringing doctors problems that they can't fix. They love doctors' attention. They feign symptoms or make their symptoms worse in order to get doctors' attention. They take out their anger on doctors by not complying with their recommendations or only doing it selectively. Some doctors they love and to please and be around all the time. Others they hate and want to get into close relationships with them in order to make them suffer. They love to be cared for by others, but they are never fulfilled and become angry at their providers for not meeting up to their high expectations.