Hi,
I am glad he showed a little more cooperation. I hope that continues.
I have read a few of your threads recently and it sounds like you have an awful lot on your plate and your health is in jeopardy too. When I realised you were thinking of leaving and this would mean homelessness then I realised things in the relationship must be really bad for you. It's hard for me to even imagine struggling with the PTSD and related stuff and being out on the streets. I'm lucky that I haven't had to deal with that before. But I also understand that sometimes the cost of emotional stuff is enormous when we have a past and are battling that. That sometimes we have to remove ourselves no matter the cost as the price of staying is too high (for us). Only you can weigh up the pros and cons and decide what is in your best interests.
I truly hope you can find a third way that is good enough at the moment and leaves you some space for safety. And I hope he can step up to the situation and help you and himself with that too. It sounds like there has been a lot that has been good so lets hope that carries things through for you both. It may be that a little shift for you both can make this OK and allow you to get through it. I do hope so.
It sounds like this situation parallels when you left a past abusive relationship (guessing the narcissistic ex) in some respects and you ended up homeless after. That alone must be bringing up a whole minefield of complex emotions and potential triggers. I know that prising apart all that and the present would be a very hard task for me.
Don't rule out your ability to earn an income if you can do so. It's not the right time to prise that apart but I do believe that there can sometimes be potential options open that are doable and that we haven't thought of. Depending on many things of course and health and timing especially. Sometimes work isn't possible. I know nothing about your situation in this regard! Just know that there are sometimes options we haven't yet considered. That at least has happened to me and others I know and I hope that is the case for you.
I am glad he showed a little more cooperation. I hope that continues.
I have read a few of your threads recently and it sounds like you have an awful lot on your plate and your health is in jeopardy too. When I realised you were thinking of leaving and this would mean homelessness then I realised things in the relationship must be really bad for you. It's hard for me to even imagine struggling with the PTSD and related stuff and being out on the streets. I'm lucky that I haven't had to deal with that before. But I also understand that sometimes the cost of emotional stuff is enormous when we have a past and are battling that. That sometimes we have to remove ourselves no matter the cost as the price of staying is too high (for us). Only you can weigh up the pros and cons and decide what is in your best interests.
I truly hope you can find a third way that is good enough at the moment and leaves you some space for safety. And I hope he can step up to the situation and help you and himself with that too. It sounds like there has been a lot that has been good so lets hope that carries things through for you both. It may be that a little shift for you both can make this OK and allow you to get through it. I do hope so.
It sounds like this situation parallels when you left a past abusive relationship (guessing the narcissistic ex) in some respects and you ended up homeless after. That alone must be bringing up a whole minefield of complex emotions and potential triggers. I know that prising apart all that and the present would be a very hard task for me.
This sounds very wise to me. It may be abstract at present ( ;) everything is to me always ) but you can do a little bit of homework and then trust yourself to intuitively judge things as you go. Abstract is just fine really. The rest comes when it comes.What I am recognising about my part in all of this is that I must hold no attachment to the outcome (of any of it). Just be prepared. I won't try to manipulate situations. Just observe and make the moves I need to. That will provide me the the empowerment necessary to follow through with whatever I need to do.
Don't rule out your ability to earn an income if you can do so. It's not the right time to prise that apart but I do believe that there can sometimes be potential options open that are doable and that we haven't thought of. Depending on many things of course and health and timing especially. Sometimes work isn't possible. I know nothing about your situation in this regard! Just know that there are sometimes options we haven't yet considered. That at least has happened to me and others I know and I hope that is the case for you.