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Sorry, I mean no disrespect. Are you 100% sure he’s not in a relationship?

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I didn’t have a problem. You can just move your finger as you go along.

You can strengthen her reading by getting an audiobook and the book. She can hear the book and follow the book. She will learn how to flow with reading the words. The words she doesn’t know, she will start to recognize. Once she starts to read better and recognize word, she may try writing...

I think I understand how your feeling. You love your partner, you don’t want to be with anyone else. For the most part you communicate well. You can laugh and have fun together. You feel the love you share strongly. Theirs emotional intimacy, maybe some cuddling, holding hands, little kisses...

I think good communication is key. Letting you supporter know what my be coming. Understand what you both need. Instead of you guessing what your supporter feels or you feel. Voice it to each other. Have a plan. If your supporter feels he needs space, he takes it. You can be angry and you can...

That is a part of the abusive cycle. The good days are so you can see and feel the love and happiness that could be if you give over your power. The bad days are for the control they need over you. To blame you, beat down your self worth and inner strength. It’s giving you something and having...

I’m sorry @Sighs, I know your hurting. Just know the more time your away from him, the more clarity You will get on how abusive he truly is. You are a strong and beautiful inside and out. I know it hurts you to think he doesn’t care. He may not show you yet, but he will. Once he knows you are...

Congratulations, on your special day for a special lady. :hug:

It’s is very hard when one person wants intimacy and the other can’t give it. You do feel rejected and afraid to talk to others. It’s seems the feed back is,” He must be seeing someone else, or your just living in a glorified friendship. Then there the big one, “ there’s more to a relationship...

Just wondering how your doing?

Letting everything out on paper would be good. It could help bring it down for you. But if your letting it out, by reacting to your anxiety or insecurities, it can push people away. Being connected to your true feelings and not having them driven by anxiety. ect. You can approach and communicate...

Sorry, I agree with the others. He didn’t cheat because he has PTSD. He made the choice to cheat. You say you trust him. Then the friend he has shouldn’t be a problem. Even if she does have feelings for him. Because you know he wouldn’t act on it. You said he has broken all the boundaries he...

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I agree, seeing a therapist can help a great deal. I know it can be hard at times. In relationships you support each other and share your feelings. Sometimes we just need a little reassurance. Being in a PTSD relationship, you need to learn how to handle your own emotions and soothe yourself...

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Hi @double ii, welcome to the forum.

Lmao, us Canadian think alike :) But you can’t take it with another antidepressant because it produces serotonin.

Maybe look into taking 5-Hydroxytryptophan. It would be cheaper for you if it works for you.

Sorry he’s being an a**. I hope your move goes well tomorrow.

You and your son deserve someone to build you up, not down. Someone to try and see the positive in things. I know we can’t see it a 100% of the time. But it can wear you down if that’s all someone sees is negative.

You asking the question, him not asking. You waiting for the answer and being confused when it doesn’t come. You try to analyze things and so on. You really need to do what’s best for you. Only you can control your side of the relationship. If you want to stick it out because you really feel...

I know it hurts and can be hard to move on. But sometimes it’s better to just move on. He doesn’t seem to be in a place of trying to work on a relationship. He’s not hearing you or want to understand your feelings. He wants to play the blame game. You asked him if he loved you and he chooses not...

Yep, I know that feeling. It can be very hard to let go of, what once was. He seems like he has some work to do on himself and healing. He really doesn’t sound ready for a relationship yet. Is he in treatment?

What do you want from this relationship?