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Confused Aug 17, 2011 at 01:52 PM
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I get so angry, and depressed, when my bf does something he shouldnt be doing... it actually gets to the point where I throw up, can't eat, and cant sleep... I don't know how to handle this AT ALL... I don't like being sick like this, it's really unhealthy, I'm sure. what can I do other than break up with him? nd I have talked about it with him, but this still keeps happening... usually when he leaves me at his house alone for a long time nd I know he's being stupid...
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Default Aug 17, 2011 at 02:35 PM
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I get so angry, and depressed, when my bf does something he shouldnt be doing... it actually gets to the point where I throw up, can't eat, and cant sleep... I don't know how to handle this AT ALL... I don't like being sick like this, it's really unhealthy, I'm sure. what can I do other than break up with him? nd I have talked about it with him, but this still keeps happening... usually when he leaves me at his house alone for a long time nd I know he's being stupid...
what he is doing?
I hope you can handle it if you know it.I am hearing (reading)..I just wrote my thread about one my relationship and I see how was I stupid to be in dependant relationship.
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Default Aug 18, 2011 at 07:39 AM
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I just posted something like this. LOL! I'm not laughing at you, just the fact that the situations are similar. I don't trust guys, so my advice would NOT help you, I'm trying to figure it out myself.

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Default Aug 18, 2011 at 07:43 AM
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Sounds like this is not the perfect match. Why are you with him?What are the good qualities and which list is longer, the good things or the bad?

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Default Aug 18, 2011 at 11:42 AM
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Why is his leaving you making you sick? Is it because he is doing something that will harm him and you don't want to see him hurt? If you have talked to him and he does not want to change then that is all you can do. I hope you stay well for you!
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Default Aug 18, 2011 at 02:07 PM
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The more I read about Borderline and coping with my GFs disorder makes me sick I have developed ulcers for the fact that I have been told it is all about her problems not mine...
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