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  1. Wrap them up and gift them to yourself from secret Santa. Watch his face when you open them up tomorrow morning and put them on.

  2. While he could have helped, and he should have helped, he has no obligation to. He can do whatever he wants with his money, you are not entitled to it.

  3. Don’t you dare apologise she bad mouthed you all day, on purpose, she knows it’s hurtful or she wouldn’t be saying it. It’s purposeful, deliberate, pointed. She earned that fuck off.

  4. I don't know, I've never been in this situation before so I'm really not sure what the right thing to do is. Should I just drop it?

  5. Remember that before around 25 year old you are still maturing. You wont recognize yourself in a few years.

    At that age take your time, there is no set date

  6. I have been where you are. My wife got sick with a chronic illness. She went from hitting the gym for 1-2 hours a day, to being unable to get off the couch, always in pain. This lead to depression, as in going back and forth between crying and catatonic for days at a time. I burned out. I snapped. Pretty much where you are now.

    So, here is my suggestions to you. a) set up a routine. Work, chores, caregiving, SLEEP, and self care all need to be in there. Unfortuantly, that will reduce your time with your wife, but the rubber band can only stretch so far. For me, I work 7-6, home to do a couple hours of chores/dinner, etc. On the days I don't have work, I spend most of that time doing the bigger projects. That leaves usually 2 hours per day with the wife. We take one night for date night, and here is the key for you, take one night for you. If you don't fill your own cup, you can't fill hers. 2) Marriage counselling. If you need to, do it on line. Sounds like she is dependent on you, not just physically, but emotionally. You are a team, she needs to make some concessions. This was one of the hardest for my wife. I was her only social outlet. Me taking time for counselling or that night for me felt like I was running away from her, avoiding her, abandoning her. I forced it, the counsellor backed me up. It was super very hot to deal with the guilt, but made a huge difference. It is just 2 hours per week, but wow. 3) Personal counselling. The time is ridiculously hard, but saved my mind and heart. I know the counselling things seem like a cliche, but it is worth the investment. 4) Your wife is homebound, stuck in a chair/bed, she can still read. Be her own self advocate. she knows her conditions better than any doctor. My wife knows what her levels should be, for her body, better than the doctors, because she read everything she could find for years. If her doctor won't listen and be proactive, find another doctor. You aren't saying much, but I have to wonder if the doctors see a large woman come in, before they run a single test, they have already decided that is the problem, and assuming it is her fault without even checking things like thyroid levels that can cause major weight gain. Keep looking until you find a cooperative doctor. Keep pushing for ways to make her life better. One of the things my wife found is a drug, that has almost no side affects, but is not at all related to her condition. A pharmacist friend recommended she might talk to her Dr about trying it. Now 5 years later, there is research going on to use this drug, along with some others for her exact condition.

    For me, my marriage went to the very brink. I kept trying to do it all. Finally the SHTF, and part of that, I told her if this is marriage, I cannot keep this up. If you are willing to work on this, we can keep trying. She started giving a whole lot more grace to me and the time I needed. She learned to manage her symptoms through diet and medicines. She is still a long way from healthy, and always one step away from a relapse, but she is 80% of who she was. I totally respect if you can't do it any more, but I would suggest at least give these things a year to try. Good luck my friend.

  7. I read on a different thread about a guy who was in a similar situation. He said he was gonna go out for something and ask her to get dinner and wine and see her reaction.

    I just told her I'm going for a trim and told her to get dinner and a bottle of wine. Let's see how it goes.

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