Do you think it’s possible for an active woman without pathology to date a guy like me who sometimes has some negative symptoms and anxieties among others?
Won’t she get bored after a while?
Let me explain: I’ve been corresponding for some time with a woman with whom I have a lot in common, she’s as enthusiastic as I am about our future date (this weekend), we say “nice” things to each other, etc. You get my drift, we flirt a lot.
But I’m still a bit lucid. I don’t really see how it would be possible when we have such a different lifestyle.
She’s passionate about music like me, she practices too, she knows I don’t work and obviously she doesn’t mind (for now). Tonight to be honest I don’t feel it too much…
It’s been several times that I post on the forum about dating, don’t think I’m a “Don Juan”, absolutely not, but I’m just trying to have someone in my life.
It’s not easy.
What really pisses me off is that I have so much in common with this woman but this damn disease might ruin everything…
Anyway.
Thanks for reading. And feel free if you have any comments to make to my post.
Thanks @everhopeful
I haven’t told her anything specific about my past except that I have a fragility, a hypersensitivity (that’s a bit wrong, it doesn’t explain the disease), that I had difficult episodes, a social phobia (which is true).
But she knows that I have a complicated past but of course nothing about psychosis…
She says that she is tolerant, open, and caring but these are just words… To be seen in reality.
Thank you @everhopeful …
I hope so.
I’ll go and brood over my doubts in bed with my treatment.
The night and the treatment will perhaps make me see things in a more positive light…
I don’t want to get depressed on the day of the appointment either…
What a ■■■■ this disease is…
