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My name is Shannon and I am new to this group and joined because I have been having massive issues this week.

* need advice on how to handle your sig.other when they are being arugmentative asses?

* and how to just plain out be a little less agitated all the time - yes I'm on meds but feeling like it it not helping?

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Hello to you.

If your sig other is being argumentative would it help if you went to a different place until they calmed down.

Agitated, is there something that makes you agitated?

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His needing to find something wrong with everything everyday. I feel as though I can never do anything right. And it blows 😑

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Is thier something wrong with him?

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Not really....he has just gotten this way within the last 5 years since I was diagnosed with MS

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Not depressed or anything, or finding it hard to cope..

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I would say he's depressed and has anxiety. But he will not go see a doc

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After being with my hubby off and on for 16 years, I know what you mean. He gets very frustrated with me and my anxiety/depression. He's unfortunately a pretty hands off kind of guy, so I feel like most of the work, I do myself. It's no fun living as though you're walking on eggshells, but the most effective things I've found are: -Finding a place I can be alone or with others who love and support me when I feel anxious, but need company. For me, that's sitting in my backyard making a phone call to my mom or going to a local coffee shop that's cozy and lets me people watch and escape from my thoughts for a bit.

-Telling him exactly what I need/want from him. I realized that a lot of men just aren't intuitive to a woman's needs, so being direct has helped immensely.

- Letting him have his space without nagging him about it. I know for me, when my GAD is at its worst, I'm very dependent and clingy. He needs an escape sometimes and I've learned to feel comfortable with that.

- Communication is key.

My relationship is far from perfect, but implementing those things the past couple years has helped a lot

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