aquarius25
Respected Member
EB, Shame is such a funny thing. I can't figure out how to fully wrap my mind around it. All I can think to do is move forward with my life. I am working on just being a person filled with peace and love. When my husband is in a rut I tell him he can choose to come out of it and be with us or go take a break because I feel like I have been unintentionally enabling his shame. The last thing I want to do in be an enabler. He really is a wonderful man with so much to offer but not when he is buried in shame and feeling sorry for himself.
I have had some ok days. Things are mellowing...well emotions are mellowing. Life is crazy, business, homeschool, soccer ballet and the list goes on. Thankfully my husband has been a lot more involved and attentive to helping out around the house. One area that I have noticed he has slowed a bit is in his interest for my recovery. I get it, if I look like I am doing fine then he doesn't think anything is going on and he doesn't think to check in. He is communicating his recovery fairly well and so far he is doing really great. He seems to be starting to come out of this tunnel of shame that he likes to hang out in, lol. I am glad because he is a lot nicer to be around. I talked to him about checking in more and he responded really well. At the moment I am very optimistic about us making it through this. Lets hope we can keep these good days going!
My new art classes are fantastic and it feels great to get out and be creative. It has helped me so much in so many ways. Also my hubby has started going to the gym and help spot me on my powerlifting training. Its nice to have his support and do this with him. I feel like we are finally sharing things together. It feels really good. I am finally enjoying spending time with him. I haven't felt that since D-day.
I have had some ok days. Things are mellowing...well emotions are mellowing. Life is crazy, business, homeschool, soccer ballet and the list goes on. Thankfully my husband has been a lot more involved and attentive to helping out around the house. One area that I have noticed he has slowed a bit is in his interest for my recovery. I get it, if I look like I am doing fine then he doesn't think anything is going on and he doesn't think to check in. He is communicating his recovery fairly well and so far he is doing really great. He seems to be starting to come out of this tunnel of shame that he likes to hang out in, lol. I am glad because he is a lot nicer to be around. I talked to him about checking in more and he responded really well. At the moment I am very optimistic about us making it through this. Lets hope we can keep these good days going!
My new art classes are fantastic and it feels great to get out and be creative. It has helped me so much in so many ways. Also my hubby has started going to the gym and help spot me on my powerlifting training. Its nice to have his support and do this with him. I feel like we are finally sharing things together. It feels really good. I am finally enjoying spending time with him. I haven't felt that since D-day.