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@FridayJones @anthony @EveHarrington A big thank you to everyone who replied. I had a productive conversation with him and we are both moving forward. One day at a time.

Thank you :hug:

My combat veteran also disappears from me sometimes. It's painful and worrisome. In most cases, it's not anything we did wrong. They just need their space sometimes. My vet explained to me how he doesn't know all of his triggers and never will. Finding a new trigger is one of the things that...

Thank you. This really helps a lot. I think I will start with my own ideation and go from there.

Thank you for sharing that information. I'm wondering if I should ask about his injuries or not... I really don't want to trigger him.

I have read and reread the "Let's Talk Suicide" ( https://www.myptsd.com/lets-talk-suicide/661/ ) article and I feel terrible that I didn't realize sooner that my SO is/was/has been/could be suicidal. He hasn't acted on anything yet and we communicate on some level on a daily basis. We both...

It's definitely scary. It took me over an hour to write. It got better as I went. Good luck, and hugs!

A little bit about me: I've been emotionally abused and sexually assaulted. Everyone in my immediate family is also a sufferer. My SO is a combat vet with it as well. I feel like I always have to be strong for everyone else. I can usually hide my symptoms but it's so stressful. I have anxiety...