My SO has seen me through my dad's passing and the subsequent anxiety and regular panic attacks for almost a year without ever ever complaining. He encouraged me to go see an expert and supported me while the medication made me very unpredictable and moody. You're the best partner Raghav and I'm very lucky to have you.
In the middle of my nervous breakdown I managed, after minutes of sobbing and shaking struggle, to admit my biggest fear to my wife. Essentially it was that my suffering would bring her down with me.
All I could manage was, “I’m hurting you!”
She held me and said, “No you’re not, you’re just hurting.”
Maybe saved my life that night. She is a great goodness.
Please to anyone that sees this, do not confuse this with still loving someone when they hurt you on purpose, as that is not someone you should stand by
Guzz15 on January 3rd, 2021 at 05:50 UTC »
My SO has seen me through my dad's passing and the subsequent anxiety and regular panic attacks for almost a year without ever ever complaining. He encouraged me to go see an expert and supported me while the medication made me very unpredictable and moody. You're the best partner Raghav and I'm very lucky to have you.
Elbobosan on January 3rd, 2021 at 05:58 UTC »
In the middle of my nervous breakdown I managed, after minutes of sobbing and shaking struggle, to admit my biggest fear to my wife. Essentially it was that my suffering would bring her down with me.
All I could manage was, “I’m hurting you!”
She held me and said, “No you’re not, you’re just hurting.”
Maybe saved my life that night. She is a great goodness.
OnyxPuma on January 3rd, 2021 at 08:20 UTC »
Please to anyone that sees this, do not confuse this with still loving someone when they hurt you on purpose, as that is not someone you should stand by