Hi there,
It feels like I'm posting here just to comfort myself this time, but oh well...
so right now it's a pretty calm time for my LDR relationship, we both work, both are busy, but we do have time for instant chatting/e-mailing. We skype at least 4 times a week and this is where I get my emotional issues. Even though it's really hard for me to be in an LDR and I have these moody moments pretty often, I can manage to handle them. I usually write these things to him, because I think it is important to let him know how I feel (on the other hand he is almost never feeling anything "abnormal", like sadness, melancholy or anger so compared to him I am a true drama queen). but when we skype I get this feeling like I am about to start crying and I get so moody I really don't want to say anything at all or share details about my day, work (it's really just work-home for me right now). Then I often start speaking my mind out loud about how sad I feel and that everything seems difficult and there's so much waiting in my life...Of course he finds it hard to deal with me when I'm like that and claims he tried everything and I should go and see a psychologist if I feel like this all the time. But the true is that I don't know how serious this is. I even feel stupid about thinking of going to a psychologist and telling about my "problems". How can anyone help me if I can't change the situation? Of course we all can choose our attitudes, but there's just moments when you get back to reality and your own moody mindset. not skyping is not an option obviously. We are serious about our relationship, but we don't know when we will close it, so I really don't want to be this bipolar person who is wining on skype all the time. Maybe I cannot handle long distance anymore, because I have changed so much and up to the point where I feel best if I am on my own, not going out with friends or to interesting events, still living with my parents because I feel safe there, not thinking about continuing my education anymore because all I want is to be with him etc etc. He didn't really change that much I think. He tells me all the time I should accept things as they are right now, but I just don't want to do it. So there's a lot of confrontation I am feeling every day. I even wonder sometimes if I wasn't feeling happier when I was single...
It feels like I'm posting here just to comfort myself this time, but oh well...
so right now it's a pretty calm time for my LDR relationship, we both work, both are busy, but we do have time for instant chatting/e-mailing. We skype at least 4 times a week and this is where I get my emotional issues. Even though it's really hard for me to be in an LDR and I have these moody moments pretty often, I can manage to handle them. I usually write these things to him, because I think it is important to let him know how I feel (on the other hand he is almost never feeling anything "abnormal", like sadness, melancholy or anger so compared to him I am a true drama queen). but when we skype I get this feeling like I am about to start crying and I get so moody I really don't want to say anything at all or share details about my day, work (it's really just work-home for me right now). Then I often start speaking my mind out loud about how sad I feel and that everything seems difficult and there's so much waiting in my life...Of course he finds it hard to deal with me when I'm like that and claims he tried everything and I should go and see a psychologist if I feel like this all the time. But the true is that I don't know how serious this is. I even feel stupid about thinking of going to a psychologist and telling about my "problems". How can anyone help me if I can't change the situation? Of course we all can choose our attitudes, but there's just moments when you get back to reality and your own moody mindset. not skyping is not an option obviously. We are serious about our relationship, but we don't know when we will close it, so I really don't want to be this bipolar person who is wining on skype all the time. Maybe I cannot handle long distance anymore, because I have changed so much and up to the point where I feel best if I am on my own, not going out with friends or to interesting events, still living with my parents because I feel safe there, not thinking about continuing my education anymore because all I want is to be with him etc etc. He didn't really change that much I think. He tells me all the time I should accept things as they are right now, but I just don't want to do it. So there's a lot of confrontation I am feeling every day. I even wonder sometimes if I wasn't feeling happier when I was single...
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