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Been honest but feel worse... TW suicidal thoughts

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Feckedit2024 · 08/01/2024 12:13

Long-term user & NC for this.

Just need somewhere to off load and work through my thoughts just now. Over the past few years I have accumulated quite a bit of debt. DH knew nothing about this, this morning I sent him a message telling him the whole situation, it was long (I don't communicate well verbally, get flustered, struggle to find the right words and just clam up) I can't keep burying my head in the sand and avoiding dealing with it, I've been losing sleep and having suicidal thoughts so decided I had to start turning things around before I acted on any of the thoughts. I haven't told him my thoughts just the financial situation I'm in.

I also told him I was worried about how much or should I say how often I drink. I normally have 2-3 glasses of wine a night, every night.

I expected him to be angry and shocked, probably upset I didn't speak to him about it before now etc. I also half expect him to ask me to leave for not being honest and allowing myself to get into such a mess financially.

I thought I would have felt relief that I had told him, but I don't instead all I can think about is harming myself. I think the shame and embarrassment will be driving my thoughts. Like I need to punish myself.

I could've posted this on the money or alcohol board too so sorry if this is the wrong place.

How do I change things, i thought this would've been a start but it certainly doesn't feel like it? How do I change me for the better? He's so debt adverse and will be reeling just now. I think I've hit my peak low if that makes sense.

OP posts:
Haffiana · 08/01/2024 12:22

Look, we can all offer practical advice, and we can all be sympathetic, but the truth is that you need to seek professional help if you are feeling the urge to self harm or are feeling suicidal. You need to make a GP appointment now.

This isn't a just relationship issue, it is a health issue. We can support you about your relationship but first you need to see a doctor.

DustyLee123 · 08/01/2024 12:31

I agree with pp, you need to see a doctor and tell them how much you are drinking, and about your MH.
Yes, DH might be reeling, but start to fix it and hopefully he will support you.
Make the call now.

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