Disclaimer: I still love both of these shows. I'm simply voicing the things that irked me.

So, I was watching Daredevil on Netflix with my SO and one of the villains had BPD. I was slightly annoyed, but my partner convinced me to let it go and just enjoy the show.
A few days pass and we're watching It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and, surprise! The character I would least want to be represented by has a BPD diagnosis! 🙃
At this point, my partner said, "Okay, I'm starting to see why it upsets you."
I get it, it's Hollywood, they rarely truly "get it" when it comes to mental health, but would it kill them to show someone who isn't a villain that has BPD?
I mean, for Christ's sake, I study and play with my dog and play video games most of the time. I'm not an angel, but I'm not some serial killer. I'm a pretty average person, I'm just different.
I'd like a character who humanizes people like me and helps others understand me. I've had enough villainous portrayals, Hollywood, give me something that lets people know I'm not some monster because it's hard enough to convince them of that already, let alone after these shows reinforce the stigma against BPD.