| Me: yo |
| Me: no oness there |
| Listener: hey |
| Me: ah hey lol |
| Me: no one was speaking to me |
| Listener: yes. wanna talk about your problems/.' |
| Me: indeed |
| Listener: alright shoot |
| Me: boyfriend issue of course |
| Me: he has an issue |
| Listener: whats goin on |
| Me: he has diabetes |
| Me: type one |
| Me: and stenosis of the spine |
| Listener: yes, why is this a problem |
| Me: not that ud know that to look at him some days his pain is unbareable and he cant move |
| Me: he gets angry |
| Me: and shouts and puts me down |
| Listener: thats unfortunate :( im sorry |
| Listener: thats a part of diabetes he cant help it |
| Me: sometimes i cnt take it |
| Me: so we made a deal |
| Listener: i know it sucks but u have to understand its relly really hard to control your temper when your blood sugar is off |
| Listener: whats the deal? |
| Me: if he was gunna get mad he should ask for space or at least make me feel good wen his anger is gone |
| Listener: thats a good deal |
| Me: i know what he says is in the heat of the moment so i try and ignor it even thou its hurt ful |
| Me: and after he has to hug and kiss me and tell me he dosnt mean it |
| Me: its been two months now and he hasnt stuck to the deal |
| Listener: maybe you could help him moniter his b.s. so it doesnt happen as much |
| Me: instead w oculd be any where and hel change very quickly |
| Listener: he should be keeping up his part, have u talked to him about it |
| Me: i have |
| Listener: the changes are uncontrollable |
| Me: he said i should dump him |
| Listener: tell him to stop feeling sorry for himself |
| Me: well i said dnt be a dick lol |
| Listener: if ur willing to help him u should let him know, saying dont be a dick is really vauge |
| Me: well |
| Me: i said that and then i said im either worth making the effort for or not |
| Listener: but thats something he cant help |
| Me: it effects me alot wen he gets mad at me as i grew up in a violent home |
| Listener: so dont be too hard on him even tho he's hurtful |
| Me: i try my best |
| Listener: just talk with him and tell him to try and consciously think of what he's saying |
| Me: so u think his behaviour is excusable ? |
| Listener: no, but it is something he cannot control. you've gotta understand that |
| Listener: and he doesnt mean it |
| Me: i dnt agree i think every ones actions are with in their control |
| Listener: well do you have diabetes? |
| Me: interesting |
| Listener: look |
| Me: go on |
| Listener: this is coming from someone that has to deal with that too |
| Listener: my gf has diabetes |
| Listener: she was on here at first |
| Listener: and we switched |
| Listener: anyway, this is the bf |
| Listener: she has those moments too |
| Listener: i didnt get it at first |
| Listener: i thought she was being mean/hurtful and it was something i did |
| Listener: but then she explained it to me |
| Listener: you really cannot control what your mood is. your blood sugar has more to do with than you think |
| Listener: she can get sick to her stomach, tired, mad, etc all from one little thing |
| Me: do you think maybe, please dnt take this the wrong way, that a girl shouting at a guy is very different to a guy shouting at a girl |
| Listener: so she went into detail about it and she really doesnt mean what she says. sure it hurts but i know she doesnt mean it |
| Listener: yeah, to a certain extent. a guy should be a gentleman and never yell at a lady. but you gotta realize he CANNOT help it |
| Listener: im sure he doesnt mean it either |
| Me: this is hard for me to understand i guess thats where the issue is |
| Listener: just try to sit with him and talk calmly |
| Listener: have him tell you exactly what he feels when it happens |
| Listener: it was hard for me to understand too. but she did an amazing job of explaingin it to me |
| Me: no you cant talk to him when hes in that mood but i will take your adice and ask him to describe the process wen hes calm |
| Listener: no no no |
| Me: lol |
| Listener: of ocurse when hes like that you cannot try that |
| Listener: wait till hes ok |
| Listener: then sit down and explain how you feel to him |
| Listener: thats what worked for haley and i |
| Me: rite i hope hes open enough for this, he often shrugs his shoulders wen we talk about deeper stuff |
| Me: but im obviously here to try |
| Listener: well you need to explain to him how you feel |
| Listener: good luck :D |
| Listener: i hope you helped |
| Listener: oh |
| Listener: one more thing |
| Me: go on |
| Listener: tell him not to be embarrassed. |
| Listener: about that or anything |
| Me: you think he will be |
| Listener: that he can tell you anythig and you wont judge or think less of him |
| Listener: my gf was, she felt taht no one would understand so whats the point |
| Listener: and thats what i told her. she can tell me anything |
| Me: well you are both blessed |
Sunday, 7 August 2011
compassion pit sound advice
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