
You haveto worry about your family and so should he. If he's going through emotional shit, that's tough, life happens, get a job. I sure as hell don't want the one I have but I work there because I have to pay my car insurence and the like. The thing I always tell people is, you can't solve problems well by staying silent. You have these feelings and you need to tell him. I do think that you are in the right here from what I've read (though I don't have his side of the story so I dunno for absolute sure) but he does need a job.
as a matter of fact, I spoke with him this morning...he vented his frustrations with me and my distancing myself. I affirmed his "feelings" and told him how I felt as well...hopefully, this is just a rut... He is a decent guy, and I have never seen him idle for this long... I think communication is important, so I put my petty irritations aside, and tried to "clear the air".
I was unemployed from May to September of 2005, but I was getting unemployment compensation, so although money was very tight, we weren't desperate. I looked for a job during that time, but my level job hunting effort was inconsistent. And there were times when my wife asked me what I could be doing to try harder. So I don't really have good advice, but I wanted to share a little of my firsthand experience.
Well, I did talk to him... I may have convinced him of looking for a job outside of the field that he was in. I don't honestly think it occured to him to try. I got what I needed to off of my chest, and the door of communication is open again, so that is a positive at least.
Nicholeo, that form of sleep is a form of depression. Get him some psychological help with a LISW, he's probably harder on himself, than you are. He's lost a huge chunk of his world and now adding screwing up and making you hate him, is another burden. You may do some justice to yourself, by gaining LISW assistance, as well. They have incredible knowledge on how to "feel good" about things, that we folk don't have a clue about. It's something to think about, anyways. I wish you well and hope your dead weight, doesn't wind up dead.
WE HAVE REOPENED THE DOORS OF COMMUNICATION...I AM NO LONGER ANGRY, AND HE HAS DECIDED TO FOLLOW MY ADVICE ON APPLYING OUTSIDE OF THE "FIELD" HE WAS IN. I AM AWARE OF DEPRESSION...HE TAKES ZOLOFT FOR IT AND HIS ANXIETY...UNFORTUNATELY, HE HAS BEEN OUT FOR AWHILE DUE TO HIS INSURANCE RUNNING OUT. WE ARE WORKING ON IT NOW THOUGH. I WAS FEELING PRETTY ANGRY AT HIS LACK OF MOTIVATION, BUT I AM OVER IT. I CAN GIVE HIM MORE TIME...SEEMS HE MAY NEED IT. I WANT TO BE SUPPORTIVE, SO I NEED TO WORK ON ME RIGHT NOW, AND I NEED TO GIVE HIM SOME CREDIT.
THANKS FOR YOUR INPUT.
NIC
You are a great wife. I know it's tough. But, along with giving him credit, you must give you credit!!!! I wish the best for you and will send positive energuies your way (hopefully, they work!lol.)
you are so welcome!!!! 

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