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Date: January 17, 2023
Let them know this is your decision and they can’t put their own shit aside for one day to support you, then you don’t need to come. Or all of the time can be given to the person that doesn’t take their feelings the center of your day.
Make your choice. Stand your ground. It’s your wedding. If they don’t like it the can deal
Not necessarily. Disagreement with partner is the most intimate type of conflict and usually hits closest to home. I am usually not a cryer, but I sometimes burst into tears arguing with my parents, which I find very frustrating.
The unsend feature has to be done within 2 minutes. If the phone was in his pocket there would not have been time to unsend because he wouldn’t have known he sent pocket messages. Something isn’t right, I’m sorry to say.
So true and fit shaming feels the same as fat shaming though
the thing is this is unfortunately common with PTSD. Essentially what’s happening is his fight, flight, or faun response is being triggered and he is physically not capable of understanding things, his body is in “i’m about to die” mode. Think about how that feels for a second where you are 100% convinced you are going to die – would you be able to have a rational conversation?
This can last years or decades even with meds and therapy. This happens to my girlfriend any time i snap at her in a mean way and her PTSD is from when she was 14 (and she started medication then). So essentially you are unwittingly saying “don’t have a partner for a really long time or possibly ever.”
The “workaround” i have with my girlfriend is that i needed to work on myself to not automatically snap at some things – even if it’s a perfectly reasonable reaction. Instead i take some time to myself and bring it up to her in a reasonably kind and productive way. She constantly reminds me we are on the same team, which really helps. I think there are small things like this that many can do to help, but in this case it seems like the partner without PTSD doesn’t believe the shutting down and memory loss is a real thing. However it is in fact real and a well documented symptom.