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    • #81677
      Bluebean
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      Ps obviously he could be doing the above because he’s trying to prove himself to me… He told me the other day that he often feels not good enough for me, so maybe he is praise-seeking? I don’t know

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      Bluebean
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      Thank you for your message Flowerchild.
      I think I will do a chart type thing like you suggested, as it will make it clearer in my mind.

      I feel very conflicted and confused!

    • #81693
      Bluebean
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      Thank you for replying KIP!
      I have just started CBT this week for trauma and my current PTSD/anxiety. We are currently at the stage where I’m talking through all of my traumas,so maybe I should mention this next week?
      I don’t want to make a big deal out of it if it’s not really that bad. I feel guilty for complaining about him… but I think I will defintely talk it through with my therapist.

      Thank you.

    • #81676
      Bluebean
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      Hi HopeLifeJoy,
      Thank you so much for your response!
      I really appreciate you taking the time to write all of that.
      I fear you might be correct… alongside saying WE are doing a great job at parenting,he often tells me what a great job HE is doing at parenting. If he’s looked after the children whilst I’m at work, a few times he has said “it’s chaos looking after both of them in public on your own, you wouldn’t be able to do it” alongside telling me how successful it was for him to do it, even if he found it tricky.
      When my eldest was tiny, if he fell off something, my husband’s reaction would often be “what did YOU do?!” Which I found really stressful and hurtful. He even did that at a pub in front of people once. He doesn’t do that anymore though.

      He says that he is nothing without me, I’m the best person he could ever have, if we ever split up that would be it for him, he’s so lucky etc.

      He has sometimes used phrases like “i chose you” in reference to us deciding to get together, which I find quite odd.

      He is pretty friendly most of the time, it’s just when I write down his behaviours I start thinking they sound a bit strange.

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