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Stressed out mum

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90bnnn · 28/08/2021 11:13

I have 2 beautiful kids, a cute pup, a lovely house, a good job and a good partner.

Yet, I’m so depressed. Everyday is a struggle. And I don’t want to be here anymore.

I’m so stressed every day. Everyday feels like a complete shit show. I’m constantly running around after everyone else and have never ending housework to do. I cry nearly everyday and drink nearly every night.

It’s never ending. It’s overwhelming. I’m not sure how much longer I can do it.

Sam says to cut my work hours down. Work isn’t the problem. I’m in control at work, I’m on top of things and can get things done.

At home, it’s another story… I’m never on top of anything. Joshua helps me alot but no one else seems to care.

It’s an uphill battle. Sam says not to worry about house work. But when you’re running round getting kids ready etc, and you’re stepping over shit and looking through shit and can’t find shit… it makes everything more stressful than it already is.

There’s tantrums, arguments, mess to clean up, errands to run, pots to wash, clothes to clean, food to cook.

I’m done to be honest. I feel checked out.

But I feel guilty. People have it a lot worse than I do, and do it with a smile on their face. I tell myself to just get on with it and things will get easier.

But they don’t. Everyday wears me down.

What do I do?

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Are your children’s vaccines up to date?
BrizzleMaverick · 28/08/2021 11:23

Ah don't get me started on housework, it's constant isn't it!
You need to speak to your husband/partner and divide up house hold responsibilities, how old are the kids can they have their own chores?

Speak to your GP about how you're feeling also is there any one you can speak to like a friend? This way you can rant about husband/partner if there not pulling their weight around the house.

Sounds like you need a good break from it all.

vincettenoir · 28/08/2021 19:03

Speak to your dp, your gp and try to hold onto the fact it should get easier when your kids aren’t so small. Good luck with it. You’re in the thick of it now but it is unlikely to always be this hard.

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