I know a lot of you are going to kill me...
We had words and he is scrapping his current counselling and going to a more intense psychotherapy or something like that.
He knows he is wrong.
He said Saturday when he came back drinking whiskey he was trying to torture himself, I asked why, he couldn't say, he didn't know the answer. I suggested he tried to torture himself because in his subconscious he knows he was wrong.
The reason my jaw goes and I get the runs and I am at my nerves end is because I believe I have unfortunately developed mild PTSD.
I also tried to get him to open up as to why he does not like to be left alone... his answer is I go into dark places, I answered and where are these dark places? He said... childhood/Afghanistan/Iraq (he also suffers with combat PTSD) I explained to him I am not his safe zone, he has given me an invisible responsibility which I wasn't aware of, it's unfair and it's not real. The man needs help, which he knows. He knows he fell off the wagon with regards to the EA and he sees what it has done to me.
I have cleared explained I am your partner, I am not your doctor, I cannot take away any mental issues you suffer with, all I can do is support you but you have to stop giving me these invisible responsibility's, I am becoming increasingly ill with all the pressure you are applying to me.
He has an ultimatum, if he wants us and to get better, I believe he will do whatever he takes. I have told him another episode of this behaviour and I'm well gone, I have to protect myself.
I have 'Mind' counseling assessment this week and I am also attending the local freedom programme.
What do you all think?