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Diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder typically is based on: Signs and symptoms. A physical exam to make sure you don't have a physical problem causing your symptoms. A thorough psychological evaluation that may include filling out questionnaires. Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental health condition in which people have an unreasonably high sense of their own importance. They need and seek too much attention and want people to admire them. People with this disorder may lack the ability to understand or care about the feelings of others. A mental health professional such as a psychologist or psychiatrist (psychotherapist) can determine if you have key symptoms of NPD. Your psychotherapist will give you questionnaires and then talk with you.
Good luck with whatever you decide to do and i hooe it gets better for you both.
She didn't accept to take a risk, made me feel that she was just thinking about her feelings when she said i don't wanna hurt yours…..
ig this is it. I've accepted that shethe is not meant to be mine so its better to let go…..
anyways thank you very much brother, i'll remember this advice for the rest of my life…
Oh yeah that’s good advice and honestly it kinda hard to trust any she give you because as soon as she realizes that you’ve noticed she might start drugging you another way. Just be careful whenever she gives you something. Tell her t eat or drink it first in a nice way so she won’t notice but that’s tough because why would she want to keep doing that if she is.
Glad someone asking the important questions.
once alumni of my faculty invited me to a night meeting at a bar “between old beasts”. i discover there and then that the older of the group was born when i started uni. even the courses they had have nothing to do with what i learned. never again.
Your depression is not someone else's depression. When someone has been totally fine for 15 years, then gets an illness resulting in two surgeries, massive hormone imbalances, induced early menopause and their whole womb taken out… they're probably going to be having a rough time of it and “she doesn't want to get better” isn't really an adequate response.
Have you had your womb removed?
Also for someone who understands depression, you're saying basically all the things they tell people not to say to someone with depression.
He wants his wife back, doesn't want it to be the end, doesn't want to leave his kids there, doesn't think he can manage it alone. And his wife has been given a cocktail of drugs and gone through a huge altering surgery that does more than just remove and organ, after being perfectly fine for 15 years with no other mental issues. Any option that might help him, is a good option.
ehhhhh okaay
How can I disobey him and love my children as they are?
I didn’t even have to read your post to know where this was going. Since when does one partner have to use the word “obey” when referring to another partner’s approval? That alone shows that your husband is a AH to all 3 of you. Stand up for yourself and your kids and stop letting this old dog dictate your life.
I guess politely inquiring once might not be harassment, I'm not really sure, though it's certainly inappropriate.
Being pushy like that is DEFINITELY sexual harassment. No question about it.
There are other forms to choose. Hopefully he’s also using condoms to protect himself and not just depend on you and have multiple forms of protection. Especially since he fears the consequences.
It is my first time reaching out. Besides telling our parents to let my brother know happy birthday/merry Christmas
Don't you understand how your brother would feel? You didn't really give an actual crap for years….and now the first time you bother reaching out directly is to invite him to the wedding of the two people who stabbed him in the back…. great.
If you wanted to rekindle your relationship with him, you should have reached out a lot earlier,without your fiancée being involved.
I was thinking of going to my parents and having them tell him I respect whatever choice he makes but It would mean a lot to me if he attends
No matter what reddit says, you're going to do this anyway.
seems like we have an incest relationship
Incest is when members of the same family have sex with each other. I really hope that isn't what you were referring to. You may want to edit and clarify what you really meant.
You should not interrupt sex for any phone call unless you are sure that its a life or death emergency. That's a huge, rude, mood killer. But you only did it once.
All sorts of red flags on your ex's side especially with that therapist. It seems so suspicious and unprofessional. You can't be someone's therapist while maintaining a non-therapy relationship. It creates objectivity issues. Plus that “group therapy” with therapist and her husband? It's not group therapy when only 1 patient is present and including a non-patient, non-therapist is way out of line. That seems like something that should be reported to a regulatory body.
If you do not want to return – it is fully ok. As a husband of a recovering alcoholic – it is a VERY difficult situation to be in – and unless you really love your partner a lot and have a feeling there might be light at the end of the tunnel – then it is better to end the relationship.
Nb. Forgive yourself for being to harsh. These things happen and you should not judge yourself. You were simply at the end of your endurance.
Best of all.
Violence is a tool, it’s all about why you use it.
His violent retaliation was horrible, but understandable. Men like OP’s father son learn any other way.
I agree with you. it does take alot more than just love . I keep trying but I just feel like me and her are trying to get things fixed but we both are focusing on different things to get them fixed.
I don't know – that sounds like you are using both him and his family.
Rent can be expensive and living with roommates can be hard. It is just part of life.
Why are you acting so high. Can’t you be humble.
LOL. You are a child who does not trust your boyfriend not to cheat on you so you want to be able to tell him what he can or can't do so it suits your needs. I was trying to explain boundaries to you in a mature way, but obviously you are capable of understanding that.
This Subreddit also isn't for random scenarios, it's for specific relationship advice on a situation between two people, so your post is going to be removed anyway.
Please… put down the bong. You've had enough, son.
Maybe your sister's bf is using the texts as an excuse to break up? You could try talking/texting him with your sister's permission to apologise. I don't know that that would do it but at least it would clear your conscious.
You also have to look at yourself as ell as your sister's relationship dynamic with boyfriends. It sounds like you were projecting your issues onto her and her bf. So you and your sister both have issues with choosing the wrong guys. And maybe therapy for this would help you both. Best to you.
You're years out of school and she's matured. The fact that you're confident likely plays a huge part. I imagine you're focusing a lot on the financial aspect of things, but you've been together for a year; how has your relationship been?
If you were asking this question early in or before a first date, it'd be easy to say that you should proceed with caution. But right now you have a year of evidence to base your decision on. You knew about this a year ago. It didn't stop you then. Why is it a problem now?
I need a Netflix comedy series based on this concept immediately.
You can't stop her, short of resorting to highly illegal and immoral actions. What you can do is sit her down and say:
“Throughout our relationship, I have trusted you. I have never tried to control who you are friends with before. But this man, he is a step too far. When I had female friends confess to me, I cut them out of my life. Both because I respect you, and I respect our relationship.
I am deeply upset you will not do the same for me. This is a man who repeatedly disrespects me to my face, and is actively trying to break up our relationship. That you are tolerating someone disrespecting me and trying to break us up is very upsetting to me.
You have to choose. Either you tell him his disrespect for me and your relationship is too much, you block him, and we stay together, or you continue your friendship with him and throw away what we have. The choice is yours. Either you go on this cruise and be friends with him, or we continue our relationship.
Know this; there will be no second chance either way. If you go on that cruise, we are done for good. If you continue a friendship with him, we are done for good. If you decide our relationship is worth more than his friendship, then you cut him out for good.
The choice is yours.”
And then you stick by it. If she continues the friendship, you have a spine and walk away from her, and don't look back. What she is doing is disgustingly disrespectful; if someone came onto me like that, I would block them from my life out of respect of my partner.
People lie under pressure, the idea that she would say what she knows u wanna hear to make her dipping out of state is not totally unheard of or wild
Sounds like they need couples counseling. They need individual counseling and the child probably needs it. Because as you said he is a great dad but the bf not so much.
Not he penis comment. There’s no reason for her to expect his penis to be any other size than it is at this point.
If he actually is a factual person, these comments would only make OP feel worse at the end of the day. In my experience, people who hate being picked on aren’t too keen on picking on others.
This is the advice of a toddler OP.
I don’t know your relationship dynamic but I can tell you that it sucks to be in a position where you’re going through something and instead of being able to focus on your own feelings, you’re having to mitigate someone else’s.
As an example: I (44F) no longer tell my mother if I’m having a medical procedure because she gets so upset and I have to comfort her instead of focusing on myself.
In your situation, I don’t know why you’re so upset and crying and making this about you. You’re not the one with cancer. It’s not your parent either. It’s like you’re making the whole thing about you.
I don’t think your husband really needs anything from you aside from pulling yourself together and not making the situation worse.
Make some plans with friends, try a new hobby, do some volunteer work—do something on your own to give your husband some space and get your mind off of things.