
I can't do this anymore.
Posted Aug 26, 2014 by anonymous | 376 views | 5 comments
After seven years this move across the country has killed us. She can't keep her anxiety in check, couldn't even hold a job for four days, and expects me to be happy about allowing her to live out her dream of pursuing make-up while I work at a job I have already had before that made me so depressed all I did was sleep when I wasn't working. This was not the deal. I did not work shitty jobs for five years while she finished college so that I could again work a shitty job so she can find her dream career. I've put off college for her. I moved across the country to be with her. I drive her everywhere. I clean. I cook. I take care of the dogs. I make sure she's eaten and taken her meds and what do I get in return for it? Well, I get to deal with her being upset for no reason whatsoever and when I try to help I'm being 'flippant'. I'm sorry, but I wasn't aware telling you that comparing your life to someone else's isn't healthy was going to result in you going to bed without saying a fucking word to me. I don't know what she wants from me anymore. I don't have anymore to give. I love her, but fuck, I can't do this anymore. All we do is fight and it's just getting progressively worse. I have to walk on eggshells around her. I wake up with my own panic wondering what her mood is going to be today because it determines whether or not I have a good day or not. I'm so tired of the one expected to carry her through life. Not just by her, but by her entire family whom enables her behavior and when I'm not doing enough (i.e. not yet having a job because I was spending all of my time helping her through her anxiety shit and driving her all over the fucking place so SHE could have a job) they tell her to leave me. This is like the third time in the last seven years and I just can't take it anymore. I am NOT strong enough to handle my own shit and hers and that's what if feels like she expects. I can't even have conversations about this with her because all I get is her pissed off and saying 'k'. She's got anxiety, I get that, but jesus fucking christ this is WAY beyond that. SHE DOESN'T EVEN CLEAN AND THEN HAS THE AUDACITY TO ASK ME IF I'M GOING TO CLEAN THE BEDROOM WHILE SHE'S GONE AFTER I JUST FOUND OUT MY FUCKING CAT DIED! This is not a partnership. This relationship is not equal, and I really wish she'd step the fuck up.
Commented Aug 27, 2014 by anonymous
Yeah wow sounds like she's a giant "woman baby" that needs a reality check You can't cater to her like that you're making it worse by giving in Something has got to give sweetie have a talk with her And if she doesn't change her ways head for the hills Hate to say it like that but it's the truth. You should be happy and sound like a great catch. Good luck.
Commented Aug 26, 2014 by anonymous
It really seems like her and her family expect you to be a live in nurse, maid, and driver. What you have with her isnt a relationship. You should definitely leave her just tell her straight out that you've had enough and leave even if she makes a scene people like her wont change unless they want to you cant make her. You have given enough years of your life to her and your happiness matters too. Hope everything works out for the best
Commented Aug 26, 2014 by anonymous
Well aren't you a whiny little bitch. Fucking kick her ass to the curb and get a new bitch.
Commented Aug 26, 2014 by anonymous
She's taking advantage of you. Leaving her is the best thing you can do: to yourself, and her, too. She's not handicapped and she's got to learn how to stand on her own feet, eventually. And clearly, you sound depressed and exhausted. She's a paracite that drains your energy not giving anything in exchange. My advice: leave her some food, some money, a good-bye letter and move out. Ask a friend to chek up on her later, if you're worried. Change the phone numer, if you must, but you need to tell her goodbye if you don't want to drown together with her...
Commented Aug 26, 2014 by anonymous
Bullshit leave that bitch and go back home. This is not 1932 no man wants a woman laid up it takes 2. I've been hospitalized for anxiety and have dealt with it on and off my entire life and I work for a very good attorney now. Makeup isn't going to make it she needs to grow up and get a real job. I'd leave