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Changing scenery often
helps in recovery. Could you move with her?
Moving could help her depression
also. Is she also open to therapy?
Being supportive is one way to help her, and allowing her the space and
ways to heal that suits her best.
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Hiki is a friendship and dating app for the Autistic community. It is a place to feel safe, find friendship or love, and most importantly, to be yourself. Also try disabledmate.comOr goggle dating sites for the autistic. This will allow you to date someone who understands and allows you to start... more
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Do you feel he will do this again, and do you trust him, can
you trust him again?. Would you and he
be open to couples’ therapy? There are many variables to consider but asking yourself these questions could
give you some clarity.
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Take small steps each day. Go around a few people, take a walk, and smile or wave at others. Strike up a conversation in the grocery aisle. Think of topics you enjoy and would like to share, could talk about, to break the ice. Maybe call some friends you once had and reconnect. Go at a pace that... more
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Does he know you do not feel heard? People typically feed off our energy. You feel you are not being heard and do all the listening and if you want to take massive action towards your being heard, communicate your needs. He may not know how you feel and regardless your needs are key and... more
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Sending you positive vibes as you contend with loving someone who bullies you. Have you discussed how this leads you to feel and if they can stop? Open honest communication is a key cornerstone in relationships. Take away the bullying and list the other qualities about them you love. Also, write... more
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There seems to be two issues at play; your sex drive and the resulting pushing your boyfriend away. Research mirror work, sometimes this technique allows us to get to the root of our issues. You can also practice this in a therapeutic setting if that feels like your next right step. Having control... more
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Investigating how holding on to the past serves him and working to forgive the past, even grieve what could have been, while embracing the future. He could if he is open to it see a therapist. Perhaps he can rewrite (symbolically) the past and project a more positive stance or feeling towards it.
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This issue could come from any variables. The pressure of being satisfying, or if you have experienced any tension. Do you have any uncomfortable thoughts or is anything from your past coming up? Had you been socialized to believe certain things or did new beliefs come up? What were your... more
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