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Date: November 27, 2022
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i don't want sex for the physical pleasure. if that's what i wanted i would break up with him and look for someone that would do it with me. it hurts me to give it up with him because of the deep connection that i feel with him. i have never felt this way before. he's special to me. still, if he doesn't want to do it i can't and don't want to force him
I can genuinely picture him being sad about the dog but then perking up once he realized that Kelsey not only deserved to know, she would want to know. ?
That's also how friendships work though…
Dude same, I joined crossfit and with the loss of appetite from the depression it actually helped me kick into shape quite a bit. Totally take some time and look at things as objectively as you can you know. Take things a little slow, don't jump into too many large commitments. things will sort out as time goes. It can take some time but you definitely come out a pretty strong will'd individual after.
The thing that’s really big in relationships that’s hard to realize or come to agreement with, especially for guys (myself included), is that you have to date with how it’s gonna benefit you in mind. From my experience, it’s super hard to not get roped into trying to make other people feel good when it’s destroying your mental health and other aspects of your life, even more so with someone that you care about.
A relationship shouldn’t be overall stressful and on your mind 24/7, it should be two people who are complementing each other. A man providing some stability, and a woman providing some comfort and peace. When you get to a point where it’s not that and there’s no marriage involved, that’s the time to end it.
Keep your head up man, you’ll find someone else, and don’t get involved with single mothers again.
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While understanding this is difficult for you, stick with the therapy. Take the time you need to reflect and be able to articulate what’s going on with you and use that to engage in therapy as well as you possibly can.
Things won’t just magically switch on again and be perfect, you have to work at it and that will take space for both you and your wife to decompress, process and see what happens.
Maybe you’re not ready to resume intimacy, maybe that’s how your wife felt on the day but she’s since had a chance to think things through more, or maybe the relationship has run its course. But how would anyone here (as some random person responding to a few short paragraphs) be in a position to offer better perspective than a therapist.