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August 9, 2015 at 1:21 pm #81509AnonymousGuest
Dear andreacimon:
I feel sad knowing you are in pain. This feeling you have, these feelings, they are healing if regulated. That is, you need these feelings. But when you become overwhelmed, when it is too much to feel, distract yourself, focus on something else, breathing, take a walk, some non-damaging distraction. But your hope, your healing is in these feelings. Write here anytime.
anita
August 29, 2015 at 12:51 am #82554andreaParticipantDear Anita,
Its been long time I was away….I have been thinking and thinking about everything. When I analyze my situation, I separated my current married bf and my marriage. I decided to work on both separately. I thought my life is screwed up and also my marriage. May be I am filling the gap through my married bf and hence decided let’s keep both issues separate.I went to a psychiatrist, a known person through a friend. Told her abt my marriage problem and then she asked me everything from my childhood. I told her everything that I have mentioned here,expect the married bf. She has been supportive and I have been honest with her. She told me I have always been deprived of love n care. She asked n number of questions abt mrrg n I n she realize I have no attraction towards my husband and seems d same with him. So such a big disconnect. I told my husband I am seeing a psychiatrist and we need to sort out. Initially he was not ready,but later out of frustration he agreed to meet. He said he doesn’t have time as he has to go to gym after his ofc n all. Now I’ll wait fo him to take initiative and get involved. He had also gone out for vacation with his friends over weekend but dint get time to participate in this problem. I dint say anything. I am anyways staying with my parents since I walked out of my house. The psychiatrist said she will listen to his part as its imp and I also agree. He might have to open up.
Thanks for being all help. I will be back soon. Please share your valuable inputs if any.August 29, 2015 at 9:28 am #82565AnonymousGuestDear andrea:
Welcome back! I did wonder about you and how you were doing. I re-read much of our past correspondence before I read again your latest post. I like what you are doing, hat off to you. I am quite impressed by your initiative and resourcefulness! From what I read so far about the psychiatrist you are seeing, I like what i read. She realizes the injury in you is from the loveless childhood you had. Wanting to talk with him, get his input, great idea. He, your husband, seems like he gave up and sees no hope in getting close again- it will be interesting to find out if he does have some hope deep inside. It will be interesting and very useful to find out his position. I suppose you have some interest in exploring his position because you are considering getting closer to your husband. If he shows genuine, real interest, you may too, is that so?
Keeping the two issues separate is an excellent idea- I know, because it is working for you. This way you are able to do something reasonable, what you ARE doing, and I see hope in your well being much improved. I am very interested to read further the happenings to follow in this therapy, the result of speaking to your husband, to see if there is ANY INTEREST in him to better his relationship with you or is he too invested in the relative comfort zone he has been in for so long?
Write more, anytime and take care of yourself as you have been doing, toward a better future.
anita
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