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Dec 30, 2013, 03:12 PM
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Before I became depressed (about three months ago) I was very much in love with my boyfriend. Since falling into a depression, I find myself focusing more on his faults. I don't often feel like having sex. At times I can't even stand being touched or breathed on. I know I'm not myself and therefore not much fun to be around, and yet he still wants to be with me most every night. I feel guilty that I can't behave the way I did when I was well. Part of me is also afraid that my feelings for him won't return when I am well again.
Can anyone relate to this predicament? How has it been for you? Thanks xx |
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Dec 30, 2013, 03:37 PM
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Hello Livingwithlaura. Having dpression effects every part of our lives and that does include our relationships. Talking to him about how you feel might help as he does sound a very understanding guy. It is hard on him too as the parttner feels helpless as they cant do anything of benefit. Best wishes to you.
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