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Date: October 10, 2022
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Agreed. The mindfulness exercises and breathing techniques only do so much. If it’s that bad, she really does need a professional to help, and possibly medication as well to help. Anxiety is a right bit#h and loves to strike when you are alone and vulnerable.
Gentle encouragement to seek treatment, a journal or similar for her to identify if there are certain triggers (helps with therapy too) and some patience are the way to go. Also like most medications, there can be some side effects so be aware of those too (insomnia is quite common for some, my doc suggested taking meds in morning to help etc)
Well firstly ACAB, your daddys a class traitor, enemy of the people and oppressive government tool.
But, regardless of ACAB, your BF expressed a pretty mild and nuanced opinion on the topic, he explained his view while extending empathy and politeness towards your dad and the officers involved. Imo it was self centred and rude of your dad to make a lighthearted discussion into a politically fraught conversation that relates closely to him, particularly considering your dad already knew that any response other than “Oh yes of course sir I forgot how tragic those poor officers, may I lick your boots” was going to make him angry. Also considering your BF is a racial minority this feels like your dad was trying to bait him into an altercation based on the well established (and completely valid) hatred and distrust many minorities have for cops.
I obviously don't believe anyone should have to show politeness, empathy or respect to oppressor classes but if you're a person who does think that a prerequisite for being listened to politically is politeness to everyone, regardless of how evil they are, then even by that standard your BF didn't do anything wrong. He expressed his opinion politely and respectfully and your dad still chose to have the tantrum that he had pretty clearly already planned to have. If you want to be a good GF you should support your BF in this and tell your dad that his behaviour isn't okay, that he doesn't get to kick your BF out based on a very mild difference in political opinion. Also for the lols ask your dad if he'd have kicked out a white BF who'd told a racist joke or something…because I tend to doubt it.
It’s always going to be like this. You don’t deserve to feel alone while being with someone. Everyone deserves space but you shouldn’t have to feel like you are the reason his team lost or something. There might be professionals who are able to help him come up with strategies to cope. If doesn’t see an issue with this then it’s unfortunately up to you to decide how long you are willing to be on the receiving end of this occasional silent treatment. Remember hockey isn’t going anywhere so this isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.
Well then he is either very careful or, and more likely, not cheating.
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