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Date: September 26, 2022
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Listen. In many cases, people can get back from psychosis. I know this is tough, but you sound like a wonderful person and I’m sure you and your daughter will be able to make it through. We don’t choose these things in life but we do choose to confront them. Remember that pain is temporary. You will feel good again eventually, she will be better if given the help she needs.
If you need to stay away from her, stay away for your own sake. But do not abandon her.
I’ve lived with close family being schyzophrenic for years and it is all I can say. It will be better OP and you are strong
The sex therapist will be able to assert that and from OP's post it's fair to say there's nothing physically wrong. I've witnessed doctors colluding with the woman and normalising her low libido. A sex therapist or therapist experienced in this area will help them find the passion again without the sex. Once the passion is found, and there is a physical problem, the woman will voluntarily go to the GP.
I'm not even bragging.
It sounds like you're going through a difficult time right now, but it's important to remember that your feelings are valid and understandable. It's natural to feel rejected and hurt when someone you've been intimate with doesn't want to continue the relationship or even maintain a friendship.
It's also important to acknowledge that you may have had some expectations or desires for the relationship that he wasn't able or willing to fulfill, and that's okay. You mentioned that you want a monogamous intimate relationship, and it's good that you've realized that and are able to acknowledge that he can't/won't provide that for you.
Moving forward, it may be helpful to focus on yourself and your own needs and desires. It's okay to take some time to heal and process your feelings before trying to form new relationships or pursue other options. It's also important to establish clear boundaries for yourself and communicate them to any potential partners or hookups in the future.
Regarding your current living situation, it may be helpful to find ways to create some space and distance between yourself and your roommate. This could involve spending more time outside of the apartment, finding activities or hobbies to engage in, or even considering a new living arrangement if it's feasible.
It's understandable that you may want validation or respect from your former hookup, but it's important to remember that ultimately, your self-worth should come from within. You are worthy of love and respect regardless of anyone else's opinions or actions. It may be helpful to focus on building up your own self-esteem and confidence through activities, therapy, or other self-care practices.
Overall, it's important to be kind and patient with yourself as you navigate this situation. It may be challenging at times, but with time and effort, you will be able to move forward and find happiness and fulfillment in your life.