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When your so-called partner does'nt do what she needs to do for herself(to get better mentally and physically) and when you feel yourself getting nuttier and nuttier or your dep/ptsd/whatever is getting worse, and when you don't have anyone to talk to and when your 'partner' gets lazier and lazier and does'nt help at all even when she is 'able' to............. it is a ......................................very very dark place. me. right now. |
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I'm sorry eog, I can't imagine how that must feel, but I do understand your frustration. I'm not a relationship expert. I'm getting married for the third time, but at least this time I'm doing it clean and sober, with programs of recovery and faith in a Higher Power. I feel good about that. Some of what I've learned in the past 5 years.....I try my hardest to stay focused on keeping the relationship together and healthy. That might mean counseling, couples therapy, whatever it takes. But then I also know that sometimes I might need to briefly detach from my partner so we can both work out our differences. Weekly CoDA meetings in addition to my AA program helps alot, and so does church and staying active within my community.
__________________ "Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty, and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming---*WOW-What a ride*!" |
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| Life the gift of recovery! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Home is where the heart is
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Loneliness is a huge part of mental illness. I know that there are many instances when I have felt alone even within a relationship. I struggle with feeling alone even in a crowd of people. I am thankful for SR and these boards as I can see that I am not alone in my struggles. It doesn't necessarily change how I feel but it is nice to know I am not alone. Here are some of the things I do when I am feeling alone.
Hang in there as you are not alone even though it feels like it.
__________________ NOTE: All BB quotes are from the 1st Edition of the Big Book Depression is not a sign of weakness. It is a sign of being too strong for too long. |
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| Be gentle on yourself if possible eog, try to remember that God doesn't make crap or junk. And if you're feeling like crap, make a list of all the things you're doing right, like posting on a recovery forum for support.
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Sweetie, I'm glad you felt better after we talked on msm today. So my witchy ways are rubbing off on you are they? Well you know I'll teach you all I know, my faith in the Mother Goddess brings me much joy and peace. As with your issues with your partner, you know I think you deserve better than the way you are currently treated. Please take care of yourself. Much love, Kel x
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Eog, nothing says you have to continue putting up with this. But I know it must be hard to leave a relationship like that. I hope you can find the strength soon to do what's right for yourself.
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