Walking on egg shells is tiring. I've never been one to mince words so keeping the peace around my bipolar relatives has been a challenge for me. How is it they can say the quiet parts out loud (and do whatever the hell else they want) but I'm expected keep quiet 🤫 about it?
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Relatives and me don't mix (they living high life now, rich as anything) . I avoid every meeting and party. I only associate with few people these days. Grumpy in my old age towards them
Thanks for listening. I can't really avoid this one as we're living under the same roof. She tries hard to follow the rules and help me with tasks I have trouble with because of my disability. Some days patience is not easy to find.
Maybe you can bring someone you like, like friend or family to help with her. I always think attention away from them is best. Concentrate on yourself and getting through the time, best advice
I too only associate with a few people. And the older I get, the grumpier I get. I also laughed at myself thinking that I would turn out to be a grumpy old woman. Guess it’s starting earlier than I thought.
Yep.... I have never been one to mince words either... and again... I get the walking on eggshells. I'm dealing with a culture of passive-aggressive being the norm, and it's just not me. I don't do social functions anymore....they are just too exhausting....
Walked on eggshells most of my life. Now I "blow up" over the tiniest thing. It's best I keep to myself. It's lonely, but I don't have "control" anymore.
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