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Old 12-17-2002, 06:13 PM   #1
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Question boyfriend ...does he love me????????

okay i have tyroid problems havnt seen a doc yet i have rages caused by thyroid issues and i have done some pretty f---ed up things broke done 3 doors in our new home the house doesnt look to go its only 7 months old i try to controll my anger its very hard i never feel good . he gave me many of chances and now he wants me out for good , he has cryed and said he wants the robin back he knew in the first of your relationship i know if i go to the doc and get on thyroid meds i will be a normal woman again i cant believe how much thyroid can effect your life but i dont know if i should go on and just leave without a fight( cause his asked mr to leave in the past but i always got to stay i threw fits) and i have two boys3,2 that are not his kids he loves them to pieces and his told me the reason am around is the boys his afriad hell never see them , but does it sound like he loves me msybe pushing me away cause he doesnt want to get hurt maybre to find out thats how iam (which i promised him it wasnt he nows how i iam really) but iam so confused he wants me out like yesterday but i dont know if i should just go or fight to keep him its been the 100th time that his wanted me out,. please help if you have an advice????!!!

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Old 01-03-2003, 10:02 AM   #2
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go find someone else he dont know what he wants.. dont waste your time

 
Old 01-03-2003, 06:26 PM   #3
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If you're causing such commotion in your home that you've been asked to leave 100 times then you need some help. Why don't you take your medications like you're suppose to? That would make sense wouldn't it? Tearing up your home in a rage isn't normal behavior.

 
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i agree. it sounds like you have some issues that would cause problems in ANY relationship. tearing up your home is NOT normal behaviour. nor is abusing other people physically, verbally, OR mentally.

relationships should be about getting along, without having to compromise who you are (or who you want to be) too much. Relationships are about making your partner's life richer, better, more enjoyable, more fun, relationships are about making your partner and yourself BOTH happy.

if you love the man you are with now, and he is willing to give you a chance to make things right (and that's up to him - you may have pushed him too far for him to take you back by now...), then DO go see a doctor, and TAKE the steps needed to normalise your life again and get back to being the person you liked (and he liked) you to be.

if you're happy being angry all the time (sorry i know that's oxymoronic) then you have to have to respect his wishes not to see you any more because your behaviour is affecting not only yourself but his life as well.

i went through something similar to what you are describing. i once had a girlfriend who i lived with and who was an angry person, was angry at some of the things that had happened to her in her life, who was incsecure about herself, who also had a bit of a chemical imbalance, which affected her personality.

i did like her a lot, but to live with her and go through the mental abuse was very draining, and ultimately the undoing of the relationship.

it sounds like if you were to go see a doctor, and take the medications you need to control your thyroid problem, then you could get back to being "normal" and "happy" and also happy with YOURSELF.

why WOULDN'T you do everything in your power to be at peace with yourself? once you have THAT, then you can make peace with those around you, and enjoy a relationship based on the things it shouldbe based on: love, caring, comfort, compassion, thoughtfulness, mutual respect, mutual affection, and making each others lives BETTER.

good luck...!

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Take your medicine. You need to be healthy in order to make a rational decision.

Also, if you have thyroid problems, you should be on medication.

Is there a reason you don't want to take the meds?
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