Sneha was well aware of her borderline personality disorder. She tried to stay conscious of her trigger points but didn't always win. Sometimes she just broke down. That was her limit and her reality. But then again, do even the most "stable" people maintain perfect consistency? The thing was that Sneha’s triggers were so tied to Abir that he eventually learned how to use them against her. Instead of looking at his own anxious, inconsistent behaviour, he leaned on her breakdowns. Every meltdown became a chance to call her “insane” and insist she needed help, a perfect shield for his own flaws. And talk about Sneha’s luck, or maybe her fate, her worst reactions showed up almost only with him because she loved him intensely; she had no other world except Abir....