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Feeling anxious

Feeling anxious

Hello, just feeling really anxious at the moment. My partner doesn’t understand. I don’t know why he just can’t be here for me when I feel like this.

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It's hard @Kitten I'm sorry to here that anxiety is bad atm. It can feel lonely when someone close doesn't get it.

Are there things that have helped in the past? Sometimes I just have to wait it out. Take care.

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Hi @Kitten , hope your feeling better today and your partner might be a bit more supportive. Anything particular that has you worried?

It's nice to meet you by the way 🙂

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hello @Kitten and welcome
Would you like to share what is making you anxious? maybe we could help with some tips or share experiences on what has helped us before.

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Hey @Kitten, sometimes people, including the ones we love, don't quite understand how to approach us when we're anxious, for fear of making us feel worse. Have you been able to chat with someone about how you are feeling currently?

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hello @Kitten , sending you hugs , how is things tonight my friend

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Thank you all for the messages. I am feeling better than I did.

I am not sure why but I get anxious feelings that my partner is going to leave me. I feel insecure but not sure why. He asked me to marry him last year and we are engaged. He suffers himself from ptsd. I get worried he isn’t happy with me.

He is not the talking type but I am. He is sweet is home in his own way and treats me very well.

Has anyone got any advise or is in the same sort of situation that can offer anything?

Thank you all. I appreciate it so much xx

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We're glad to hear that you are feeling better @Kitten, it may be worth going to your GP and seeing if they can refer you the best person to talk to regarding anxiety and not feeling good enough. Are you also planning a wedding as well? That may also increase your anxiety as well.

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im glad to hear your feeling better @Kitten though im sorry you get anxious about your relationship. to an extent this is normal, you dont want to loose him so its natural to be worried if he will leave you. If this becomes to much though it might be a good idea to talk to a professional to work through what is causing you to feel he will leave you.

perhaps @Shaz51 @Ali11 @Appleblossom @Bunniekins @eth @frog may be able to provide some relationship advice.

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Hello and welcome to the forums @Kitten Thanks for the tag @outlander

Can't really offer relationship advice as such sorry because it's so long since I was in one. I hear you. But I can say @Kitten just from my own experience that there is such a thing as endogenous anxiety, which I have had for many years, where it's like the anxiety biochemistry is happening underneath everything and I kind of find something to focus it on subconsciously. Not sure if this even makes sense. But I agree with others that it may well be worth talking to a doctor about your feelings as there are treatments that can really help. Wish you well, take care Eth

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Hello @Kitten

Thanks for tagging me @outlander

Like @eth I have been out of romantic relationships for a long time. I also have ongoing anxiety. My best advice would be try and find that balance of really enjoying all the positive aspects of your relationship, and work on managing some of your anxiety without putting it all on him. Maybe a counsellor will help, maybe focussing on different things about your life that matter, like your work/study, home or hobbies. Sometimes too much pressure is placed on that one relationship so that we idealise how it is supposed to make as feel ...

It is lovely that he treats you well, and probably is normal that there is some anxiety if you feel you may lose something good in your life. Take Care of you and him.

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