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Just as an aside. I like you was an anxiety eater however I have a great and supportive wife. My approach to weight loss is to stop the focus on weight and focus on fitness more. Also don't eat late and eat small portions on small plates. Good luck.
You're not crazy. He needs help and you need to consider your options. He's likely addicted to cocaine and probably ashamed of it. If he won't get help, checked into a clinic or something, you should very seriously consider getting yourself out of there. Addiction turns the people you love into unrecognizable animals that will hurt those trying to care for them. The call of their addiction will drown out any concern he has for you.
Youβre not going to make him understand because he already knows your concerns and his solution is for you to suck it up. Do you really want to cave to giving up complete autonomy over your life and the decisions in your household every few months while walking on eggshells and editing what you wear so not to arouse your FIL? Your boyfriend has made it clear the visits will not stop, the criticisms will not stop, and you should make accommodations for them without expecting any return.
Honestly, I broke up with a friend for this exact reason. She'd just message me to use me as a therapist and for literally 2 years she didn't once ask me how my life was or how I was doing. It's draining because of course you want to be there for them, but they never check to see if that's something you can handle at the moment, but at the same time it hurts because it feels one sided and like they don't care about you. It honestly got to a point where I didn't talk about my life at all just to see if she ever asked. There were a bunch of other reasons I cut her out, but that was the catalyst for me. When I broke off our friendship I felt like a weight had been lifted.
I suggest talking to her and telling her that she needs to check in to see if you're in a headspace to talk about her issues, and if she continues to not show any interest in your life, then it might be time to cut things off.
I hope this works out, whether it means your friendship improves or it means you have to end it. I also hope your health improves and that you have other friends that show they care about you, your life, and your wellbeing.
Just as an aside. I like you was an anxiety eater however I have a great and supportive wife. My approach to weight loss is to stop the focus on weight and focus on fitness more. Also don't eat late and eat small portions on small plates. Good luck.
Super shallow. I'll leave it at that.
You're not crazy. He needs help and you need to consider your options. He's likely addicted to cocaine and probably ashamed of it. If he won't get help, checked into a clinic or something, you should very seriously consider getting yourself out of there. Addiction turns the people you love into unrecognizable animals that will hurt those trying to care for them. The call of their addiction will drown out any concern he has for you.
Youβre not going to make him understand because he already knows your concerns and his solution is for you to suck it up. Do you really want to cave to giving up complete autonomy over your life and the decisions in your household every few months while walking on eggshells and editing what you wear so not to arouse your FIL? Your boyfriend has made it clear the visits will not stop, the criticisms will not stop, and you should make accommodations for them without expecting any return.
I guess the question is why did you break up?
Honestly, I broke up with a friend for this exact reason. She'd just message me to use me as a therapist and for literally 2 years she didn't once ask me how my life was or how I was doing. It's draining because of course you want to be there for them, but they never check to see if that's something you can handle at the moment, but at the same time it hurts because it feels one sided and like they don't care about you. It honestly got to a point where I didn't talk about my life at all just to see if she ever asked. There were a bunch of other reasons I cut her out, but that was the catalyst for me. When I broke off our friendship I felt like a weight had been lifted.
I suggest talking to her and telling her that she needs to check in to see if you're in a headspace to talk about her issues, and if she continues to not show any interest in your life, then it might be time to cut things off.
I hope this works out, whether it means your friendship improves or it means you have to end it. I also hope your health improves and that you have other friends that show they care about you, your life, and your wellbeing.