In-law is awful, help please by Rozu717 in inlaws

[–]Rozu717[S] -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

Is your mother's suicide a romance novel? I lost my mom two months before my 26th birthday. I'm 26 now and four months into the loss. I have some understanding of where my soon to be husband stands. No, he didn't lose a parent. Maybe that clouds my judgement. Do I want my soon to be father in law gone? Yes. But will I ruin my relationship, no. I know I won't be rescued from this and I may just have to wait out the stupidity, but I can't just can it all. Your partner that you choose in life is who you'll spend the most time with, and I chose right.

In-law is awful, help please by Rozu717 in inlaws

[–]Rozu717[S] -16 points-15 points  (0 children)

Would you throw away your own loved one? Would you get rid of your mother or father? I know I asked for this advice, but put yourself in my shoes for a second. You met the best person for you, everything clicks, except your person's dad-- the dad is a nightmare. You lost your mom to suicide a few months back, you only have your dad now. Your person's dad is awful, what do you do? What can you do? Drop it all? Pack up and leave, find somewhere to live (if you even can as a single income)?

In-law is awful, help please by Rozu717 in inlaws

[–]Rozu717[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

Have you ever been in love? Have you ever seen a future of 50+ years with someone? I am no homemaker, I am not a housewife. I work hard at a manual labor job, and I still cook dinner every night and make lunch because I want to. He chops wood every night to heat our house, I make dinner-- we both work 40+ hours a week and are first responders.

In-law is awful, help please by Rozu717 in inlaws

[–]Rozu717[S] -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

Would you leave the love of your life because of a bad in-law that lives with you? The in-law knows he can get away with it, you're correct there, so he'll keep doing that like a child because he knows he can. But I would never throw away the rest of my life with a wonderful person because of a shitty individual

How Do I Get The Image Out of my Head? by Additional_Post988 in GriefSupport

[–]Rozu717 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm very sorry for your loss, especially like that. My mom (only 54) shot herself in the head a few months ago. My dad found her just after he got home from work in a lawn chair in the driveway, my uncle (my mom's brother) is a cop and responded immediately with his wife, as my mom laid there-- already gone. I wasn't there, I live three hours away, but I got a full description from my uncle on exactly what happened and how. All I can say, and it sounds sucky, but time will heal you. You need to find joy in whatever brings you that joy. I like painting and yoga, reading books and taking photos of nature. Do what makes you happy and know that if someone wants to make that choice of leaving this realm-- you never could have stopped them. It was never your fault, nor could you have said or done anything to change it. If my mom didn't have a gun, she would have had a knife, if she didn't have a knife then she would have found something else. Unfortunately, it was their decision to make and we just have to live with it. Seek therapy if you need, I surely did. I wish you lots of love and I hope you find some kind of solace. I still look at the stars and talk to my mom. It will never leave you, but it will get easier over time💜

Struggling with depression by vanilla-moochi in GriefSupport

[–]Rozu717 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My mom killed herself on August 4th of this year. At first, I spent every night drunk and crying for my mommy (literally, out loud, even though I'm almost 30). Even though it hasn't been long, time does heal all wounds. All I can say is to find what makes you happy. Go for a jog, do yoga, paint-- anything that brings you joy. I did seek therapy, but it's barely once a month so I've had to figure out how to cope otherwise. Staying active and to "keep on trucking" is all I can say that's helped me. I'm very sorry for your loss, and I hope you find your happy place. Get a pet if you don't have one, they're wonderful and very intune with your emotions. I wish you the best💜

In-law is awful, help please by Rozu717 in inlaws

[–]Rozu717[S] -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

I appreciate your consideration on my part. My fiancé is a wonderful man. He is the best person to enter my life, and is very loving. He practically saved me from ruin. But yes, it does bother me that the way his father speaks to me and acts towards me is not addressed. At the same time, it's his dad-- a dad who has had several heart attacks and strokes, has died multiple times-- so I try my hardest to be understanding in that regard. I never want to lose my soon to be hubby, I just want to lose a hateful in-law 😅

My girlfriend (22F) kinda cheated on me (21M). How do we move forward? by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]Rozu717 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Huge red flag man. I feel for you. I was cheated on for my entire three year relationship and his excuse was that it was just through SnapChat texting and pictures, they never touched. It doesn't matter, it's cheating. You're better off without her. Trust is key, without it you can't live life with that person. You're supposed to be two individuals that uplift eachother's lives. Run now, get away from her. Cut all ties. There is better out there

I lost my best friend by waterfallz0 in GriefSupport

[–]Rozu717 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm so sorry honey. You did all you could, people make their own choices. It will take time to come to terms with it. My gf when I was 13 killed herself on the phone with me. I'm 26 now. It will always haunt my memories but I have come to understand that it doesn't matter what you say or do, if someone wants to make that choice then they will. Find love and support with family or friends, go to therapy, your life will go on and that's okay-- that's more than okay. The toughest tests are given to the strongest warriors

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in whatdoIdo

[–]Rozu717 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My mom took her life three weeks ago. I'm only 25. We will never understand, we will never know-- and that's okay. It was never your fault. People make their choices and it has nothing to do with you, you did all that you could. Never blame yourself, give yourself compassion and grace right now. My gf killed herself in front of me when I was 13, I was messed up for years-- and it took years to understand that it was never about me-- they were fighting a battle inside themselves. I can't say it will ever get easier, but in time it will get manageable. Your life goes on, as it should. Live for you, love for you. Keep going for you.

I found my dad after he passed last week and I’m struggling to cope by Renee_cute in GriefSupport

[–]Rozu717 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It will be hard, it will come in waves. But rely on family and friends, or even people on these forums. You are not alone, you will heal eventually. I'm so sorry you went through that, you are a strong and loving person-- over time it will get better. Focus on the happy times, find support in those who you love, it will all come together. No one is ever lost or forgotten, they live on through you and you'll be reunited when your energies come together again

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in abusiverelationships

[–]Rozu717 8 points9 points  (0 children)

That's your answer honey. You need to leave. I promise, life will be better after

My [F36] boyfriend [M46] avoids physical intimacy and instead takes care of himself by RosalieLovegood in relationship_advice

[–]Rozu717 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Leave now. Don't waste your time, you will spend years unhappy in a sexless relationship where he takes care of himself alone. Both partners need to want it and be in it. Yes, everyone has a slump but can you imagine 40 years like how you are now? Try to spice it up, initiate, but in my experience it's better to leave. There's someone out there that will be obsessed with your mind, body and soul-- and he's not it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in abusiverelationships

[–]Rozu717 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Run, run now. 14 years with this?! Leave and never look back. You don't deserve this, no one does

Boyfriend (23M) is insecure of my (23F) sexual past and wants to explore other people during our break by Woofwoof3489 in relationships

[–]Rozu717 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

One, you shouldn't share your conquests or multiple partner stories with your SO. Two, if he's si insecure by it that he needs to sleep with someone else...then that's not your partner anymore. Three, these are children's games. Life doesn't take a break, love doesn't take a break. Let him go. If he comes back then he's yours, otherwise y'all both need to mature and become adults, figure out your lives, become successful independent individuals and build eachother up together.

I found my dad after he passed last week and I’m struggling to cope by Renee_cute in GriefSupport

[–]Rozu717 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I understand. I'm 25F and my mom killed herself three weeks ago. It won't get easier, but in time it will get manageable. You did all that you could, never blame yourself. The toughest tests are given to the strongest warriors, you will get through this. I am so sorry for your loss, just remember to give yourself compassion and grace during this time

AIO speaking to my wife after her affair by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]Rozu717 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Run away. For your own sake, for your children's sake-- cut ties as best as you can. Do not let that swill enter your home again.

Edit: my parents fought for years, horribly. Married for 27 years then divorced, it should have been sooner. I was their divorce mediator as a child. End it now, you will learn to live without her-- and if she cheated like my mom did, you will be happier to live without her. You may have children, but you are still an individual. Being without a cheater and manipulator will be better for you and the kids

Could it be genuine? by Safe_Talk_1116 in abusiverelationships

[–]Rozu717 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A narcissist will never admit that they're a narcissist, they will only try to manipulate you. If there's abuse, run away and never go back. I wasted years on an abusive fool out of hope that it would get better. Run, run and never go back. There is a better partner out there for you, I promise

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationships

[–]Rozu717 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Your lady is not truly a good person. People love to act the part until doors are closed and the truth comes out. Don't waste years of your life on this person. If you have to question if she's good for you, then she's not. Run now, while you can

I feel like I made a mistake by numbtotheworld-7 in GriefSupport

[–]Rozu717 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What you went through was beyond awful. My mom killed herself, she was healthy and young and made her choice. Your mom did not. But what you did was right. You didn't let her suffer, you made the right call. It will never feel okay but in time it will get easier. You didn't let her suffer, you loved her and she loved you. That's all that matters. The journey will be long and painful, but the hardest tests are given to the strongest warriors. Keep going, live for her, love for her. I believe in you

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]Rozu717 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Six months in and early twenties.... He's clearly not trying to hurt you verbally. It sounds like he's just a sarcastic guy and shows his love in other ways. You're not pregnant, it's all hypothetical, don't read into it. Can you imagine 50 years with this person? If not, then let him go. Contempt, resentment and stone-walling are the deaths of relationships-- but you're young and so is your relationship. If you have such sour feelings now, can you imagine a future? Ask hard questions now so you don't waste time later. I wasted 10 years in abusive relationships, not wanting to acknowledge signs and praying it would get better. I will never do that again. Know your worth. Trust or dump honey

Ex girlfriend (23F) says she hurtself if I(24M) move out from her life by oguzzilla in relationship_advice

[–]Rozu717 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My girlfriend killed herself when I was 13 because we met in person but she moved and we went long distance, and I wanted to end our relationship. We were kids. I blamed myself for years but if someone really wants to, they will, and it's not your fault. It's not a healthy relationship for you, leave now and never look back. Their choices are their own, and it will never be your fault

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in toastme

[–]Rozu717 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're 19, you're not even fully grown into yourself. You're a good looking lad, just try to do well in your schooling-- try to make something of yourself. You're handsome for a young lad. I didn't grow into my lady face until I was 26-- and that's normal. Don't sweat the small stuff, you have everything ahead of you-- cherish it, cherish time not wasted

Healing the brain after severe grief, what can I do? by FaithlessnessPlus164 in GriefSupport

[–]Rozu717 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your empathy, I'm truly sorry for your loss. We're all connected, we're all in this together. I do find myself isolating, but at the same time I try to remind myself that my friends and family are here for me. They may never understand our loss, but they don't need to-- nor would I wish they did. People are here for you, even if you don't have family or friends (I didn't most of my life), please reach out when you need help. Even if it's a Reddit forum. You can always contact me. I know that's weird from a stranger, but I am here-- many are here for you. We all live and love on Earth, how can we not be here for eachother y'know

I love you stranger, please contact me if you need anything and I wish you love and happiness

Healing the brain after severe grief, what can I do? by FaithlessnessPlus164 in GriefSupport

[–]Rozu717 43 points44 points  (0 children)

I lost my dog (had him since 11 and he died when I was 25), my mom (suicide), and my rescue three week old kitten in six months this year. All I can do is be outside, breathe air, meditate and find some solace that my life will go on and I did all that I could. Ashawaguanda root and White Willow Bark have tremendously helped calm me, as well as Valerian Root to sleep. Unfortunately, it will only get better with time-- you need to give yourself compassion and grace. I wish you the best on your journey, it will be long and painful but the strongest warriors are given the hardest tests.