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mumstheword
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So, I did talk to my guy about it. I can't hide anything from him and he asked me what was wrong.
She woke us up, this morning, knocking on the door about something not even important or necessary. Bare in mind that I don't even have a bedroom to hide out in.
It set me up for the whole (half of, it's midday here) day.
Yeah, I ended up supertriggered (God I hate using that word now, since millenials have rendered it virtually meaningless), I cried.
It's my "hopeless" part, she's giving me grief,
She feels so ignored and ineffectual and unvalued.
She's apathetic, depressed, angry, frustrated, hurt and sooooo underempowered.
So there you have it.
It's humiliating. I don't want to be accommodated for stupid "triggeredness", I don't want to ask for consideration. It's frightening and shameful for me.
PTSD the "wonderful gift":confused::cautious::meh::arghh;:notworthy::shifty::cry: that you want no one to have to give you any consideration for, if you can help it.
I told my guy that it's the every day part of it, that's getting to me, often, multiple times a day. All I want is to be left alone, and, it seems, that's too much to ask for.
I told him if she doesn't give us a break, I'm in danger of saying something and I don't want to alienate her or make her feel bad. I like her as a person. Anyone coming over and knocking on the door, everyday, would get to me. It's the legacy of this wonderful "gift" I suffer from. A distinct lack of wanting to be social, in my home, whenever the other person wants something, Every. Single. Day.
This is really getting to me today. I can't see me catching a break from it either. Hospital, here I come. Thank God for inpatients care in private catering-to-trauma Hospitals!
She woke us up, this morning, knocking on the door about something not even important or necessary. Bare in mind that I don't even have a bedroom to hide out in.
It set me up for the whole (half of, it's midday here) day.
Yeah, I ended up supertriggered (God I hate using that word now, since millenials have rendered it virtually meaningless), I cried.
It's my "hopeless" part, she's giving me grief,
She feels so ignored and ineffectual and unvalued.
She's apathetic, depressed, angry, frustrated, hurt and sooooo underempowered.
So there you have it.
It's humiliating. I don't want to be accommodated for stupid "triggeredness", I don't want to ask for consideration. It's frightening and shameful for me.
PTSD the "wonderful gift":confused::cautious::meh::arghh;:notworthy::shifty::cry: that you want no one to have to give you any consideration for, if you can help it.
I told my guy that it's the every day part of it, that's getting to me, often, multiple times a day. All I want is to be left alone, and, it seems, that's too much to ask for.
I told him if she doesn't give us a break, I'm in danger of saying something and I don't want to alienate her or make her feel bad. I like her as a person. Anyone coming over and knocking on the door, everyday, would get to me. It's the legacy of this wonderful "gift" I suffer from. A distinct lack of wanting to be social, in my home, whenever the other person wants something, Every. Single. Day.
This is really getting to me today. I can't see me catching a break from it either. Hospital, here I come. Thank God for inpatients care in private catering-to-trauma Hospitals!
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