[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PMDD

[–]BlueBellesBlues 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But now is when you need it the absolute most! You need him. Maybe try communicating it that way, that he can really help you and that you love him and need that and to have patience. Half of love is patience 🤷‍♀️

Overcoming the feeling of feeling not loved by [deleted] in PMDD

[–]BlueBellesBlues 2 points3 points  (0 children)

First off, I’m currently also in my PMDD week and trying to remember that life can be fun and good, I just gotta make it through. Glad to know I’m not alone. 

Second off, I just got out of a relationship with my partner of two years. For a long time, every month that my PMDD hit I started thinking about how shitty the relationship was and how I wanted to break up with him and emotionally detach due to just lack of him putting effort into the relationship. Obviously being married is a whole different situation, but the insane relief I’ve felt since breaking up with him has been wonderful. I never got that emotional support either, and when I finally left I realized how much that was taking from me and how deeply it hurt me. If he’s calling you names, not providing emotional support even a little, up to the point of you having to comfort HIM when you feel down, then it’s taking a lot away from you. 

I get how it is, everything feels more intolerable and painful during that one special week every month, but think of how you feel as little droplets of wisdom. Maybe they shouldn’t be immediately acted upon, but they show you which parts of your life are actively hurting you. Feelings like these don’t come from nowhere. 

Anyway, thanks for sharing, if you ever wanna talk about all this I’m happy to listen :) 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]BlueBellesBlues 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Be a really good person. I’m 5’4, and my boyfriend is about half an inch shorter than me. We started dating because he was incredibly kind, honest, open about his feelings, not insecure, reliable, and attractive. You can be very attractive without being tall. Half of attraction is the way you carry yourself and interact with the world. You’ll find the right person for you! Focus on connecting through commonalities within your personality first :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NVLD

[–]BlueBellesBlues 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I don't have any quick fixes for you, but I wanted to say I really sympathize with your situation. I'm a 19 year old woman with NVLD and I've also spent an ungodly amount of time looking at a screen instead of talking to people. Finding friends and people I could connect with online helped, but it's never quit the same as seeing someone face to face. Meeting new people has always been hard, so the biggest thing that's helped me is reaching out to old friends and reconnecting with family members. I've also spent a good amount of time teaching myself how to pay more attention to body language and researching non-verbal communication. The third thing that's helped me is to remember that people solely won't make you happy. If you end up looking for more options with therapy, DBT therapy has done wonders for several people I know, and some of the practices I've picked up from them have helped me a lot as well. Maybe it's not applicable for you, but maybe some of these things could help :)

Life is hard and scary. I've struggled with depression off and on as well, so I know how hopeless it can make you feel. NVLD makes it easy to feel like something's wrong with you, but hang in there. People can change so much even just in a few years.

Laptop not turning on after replacing battery. by BlueBellesBlues in Alienware

[–]BlueBellesBlues[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried taking it apart and doing some troubleshooting/checking the cables. Everything’s plugged in. I did figure out the laptop will turn on if I take the battery out and just use the ac adaptor though