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Nov 27, 2012, 02:43 PM
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Ok...part of having a Schizoid Personality Disorder is that you don't like sharing what's going on in your head. At least that's been one of the biggest challenges for me. Last night my wife and I went out grocery shopping and it took me the entire ride there, throughout the store and 1/2 way home to work up the courage to tell her I had this issue. I told her how I felt it was affecting my life (our life really). I knew she'd be supportive...I don't know why I couldn't just spit it out. Once I told her she shared some of her problems as of late too. Why couldn't I just tell her before this??? I don't know. When in doubt, just spit it out. That should be my motto from now on!
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Nov 27, 2012, 06:56 PM
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good motto. i should follow that more often. my motto is a bit different: when i doubt, tell t. haha
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