‘My Partner Talks on the Phone With Their Abusive Ex Every Day’
“Am I valid to be unsettled? And is there anything I can do to facilitate a conversation with them about this?”
“Am I valid to be unsettled? And is there anything I can do to facilitate a conversation with them about this?”
She’ll often play recent music and ask me if I know who it is when she knows the answer is no.
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“Today, I was talking to a dear friend about the current state of my relationship. They told me that it sounds like I am trapped, and that I am being controlled. Worst of all, they said that my long-term partner ‘basically owns’ me.”
“I feel like we intuitively understand each other and our needs in a lot of matters and are willing to figure it out when intuition isn’t enough. One area that we have not been able to find understanding around is physical intimacy.”
“I know there will be need to be a lot of conversations about what they’re feeling and conversations specific to how I can support them.”
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“I feel bad because obviously she’s texting me because she wants to talk to me, but I don’t like texting and I don’t want to constantly have such empty conversations.”
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“I’ve done a lot of processing, but I am super confused. I don’t know what feelings are memories from the past and what is today.”
“How do we get back to where we were without literally going back to where we were during lockdown?”
“It feels like she’s never going to be fully out and that this is just how the rest of our life together is going to be.”
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“I just feel like a huge 30-year-old crybaby thinking about asking for more physical affection and, on my worst days, starting to think ‘maybe moving in was a mistake.'”
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