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Borderline states are known as forms of psychic structure functioning to a large extent “beyond the pleasure principle” as an aftermath of the traumatic relation with the primary object. In my paper I will try to approach facets of the above issue at the level of the technical aspects of borderline patients’ psychoanalytic treatment as well as particularities of the containing function and the countertransferential experience of the analyst.