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  • in reply to: Is he sick of me or just stressed? Feeling REALLY anxious #221765
    Tiny Potato
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    I have a friend with anxiety and the way you write is actually very similar to her. She says painting helps her a lot. It might be advice you’ve heard a thousand times, but perhaps an activity that requires concentration but not much thinking would help ease your worries?

    in reply to: Should I have blocked him…? #221761
    Tiny Potato
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    Thanks Anita. Yeah it’s true, everyone has their reasons for doing things.

    I just felt a lot of anxiety and insecurity around him.. almost as if he wasn’t interested in me at all. It was a bit confusing after 8 months of messaging. However, I took the texting to mean more than it did. I’ve learned a lot that I cannot handle these casual flings and should instead focus on people who are willing to give me more. I am very passionate and intense when it comes to romance, not necessarily bad, but does not suit someone who can have emotionless sex.

    I want to move on but still feel a little hurt that he could just cast me aside so easily.

    in reply to: Is he sick of me or just stressed? Feeling REALLY anxious #221737
    Tiny Potato
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    From what you’re saying it sounds as if he is still very committed to you, and that his changes in behaviour are more than likely coming from the stress that you say he is dealing with outside of the relationship. To be honest, he probably needs you more than ever, but you of course have your needs as well, and if there is anything that makes you feel insecure and anxious, which there seems to be, it would be good to communicate that to your boyfriend.

    If anxiety if a genuine problem for you, your boyfriend should be there to help you – you should not feel the need to hide it from him for fear of his reaction. Especially seeing as you seem to be very caring and thoughtful of his personal issues. Maybe easing him in to a conversation about it would be better?

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