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I just posted this on the BPD subreddit, but I'm not getting a lot of help there so I'm posting it again here. If I'm posting this in the wrong place or have offended anyone, please let me know and I'll take it down.

I'm not looking for a diagnosis or anything like that. Recently I've been experiencing a lot of unprovoked and strong rage and it's been freaking me out. I've been reading about borderline and a lot of my other behaviors (excessive spending, binge eating/restricting, periods of deep depression and emptiness, huge mood swings, being paranoid that whenever I walk by people are talking/laughing about me, having no self esteem/sense of self, and black and white thinking about my loved ones) seem to line up. The semester is almost over in school, but I made an appointment with the counseling center and explained these things to the social worker who basically screens you before recommending treatment, and he essentially told me that getting angry at people that make you angry is normal and he doesn't really think I need anything but help with communicating and some interpersonal skills. 

Now maybe I wasn't clear enough or downplayed what I was feeling, but I feel like he isn't taking me seriously. He ignored everything else I said and only focused on anger and only understood it as me being angry in response to something when I'm actually angry in response to nothing. I'm thinking that I probably failed to express myself and now I've screwed myself over. I'm afraid to go back and ask him about BPD because I don't want it to look like I'm begging for a diagnosis. I have another appointment on Tuesday that I'm considering canceling unless I can figure out how to ask him to re-evaluate my symptoms.
<bot>: My counselor/social worker isn't understanding my mental health issues probably due to the way I communicated them and I need to know how to ask him to re-evaluate.