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Old Jan 30, 2015, 09:44 AM
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Saraleigh522 Saraleigh522 is offline
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Originally Posted by Velouria View Post
Once, I accused my boyfriend of cheating on me because my "intuition" was telling me so. ****ed up my relationship for months. Had very little basis to accuse him. I was waiting in the parking lot to pick him up at work, he was taking too long. It was because he was in the bathroom. I couldn't stop myself from asking. I didn't do it confrontationally or angrily, I asked him because I needed to get the belief out of my head. But I caused a whole bunch of damage.
THIS THIS THIS. I know I've had it for as long as I can remember, fleeting paranoid thoughts that I just chalked up to an active imagination, but lately its like they take over. Its mostly been centered around my wife. I've asked her several times if I had anything to worry about with her new coworkers, simply because she talks about them a lot. Exactly like you said, not confrontationally or angrily, but because I needed to get it out of my head. I tried explaining this to her, and she tried to understand, but I don't think she really did. She knows my family history though, and I know she's upset because she 'always thought we'd have more time' before the crazy hit. It seems the paranoia has escalated recently with one coworker in particular. I can't remember exactly what triggered it, but several times over the last couple days I've been convinced (and even accused, although I tried so hard to phrase it delicately so as not to come across that way) there is something going on with them. Another big paranoia issue has been that I will lose her because of damage done from this crap. Today its that she's been lying to me or at least leaving things out because of a stupid picture on facebook. I've cried more in the last several days than I think I have in my entire life (thanks Aunt Flow for the added emotional support lol). Next week can't come fast enough I feel like I'm drowning.