Moving on and New relationships with Depression
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This perhaps will be a peculiar question but with all the things going on and the attempt to keep life moving, I was think should I now start looking for a new partner after 12 months and divorce.
But as I started thinking about trying the big step I thought back to my anxiety and depression and I guess I feel its hold me back in trying to make a hopeful positive thing in my life. I'm always worrying how I would be , and I wouldnt want to burden someone else with my challenges, but yet I don't want to put my life on hold.
Has anyone else thought about the whole dating thing whilst being in a state of so much un-surety. Depression tends to make you want to be alone and not bother people. But then recovery is meeting new people and trying to improve your life.
Got to admit it all is complex and what I thought may be a good idea I'm now think it not worth it and who wants to be with me. the daft things is its like "embarrassing bodies" I can open the question to people here.
But not sure I can discuss with a counsellor, I feel a complete fool over something so simple. But I'm guess alot of people are challenged by this
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annie76135 UK-Ven-medicate
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Like i say im no prude but when the first question is sex related its like what happened to good old fashioned lets suss each other out and go from there. Stress is bad enough as it is, and I am determined to move on and try and lift my mood.
jackie82937 UK-Ven-medicate
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I went away for a weeekend with friends a few months ago and met a lovely guy, I was shocked he even asked for my number! Being with the husband for 34 years I had been in some sort of protective bubble and had no idea that other guys or women would have even found me attractive? After all the recent sadness I never thought I would ever be happy again let alone find someone I would be attracted to and want a sexual relationship with.
I guess what I'm trying to say is you will know when you meet someone if you are ready or not. I hope you find the happiness you deserve. x
Aspinan UK-Ven-medicate
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There is equally nothing foolish about discussing it as it's not simple, far from it, you have to protect yourself so asking for opinions from like minded people is a very sensible and prudent thing to do.. Well done you I say!
UK-Ven-medicate Aspinan
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