BZManchester
02-05-2015, 04:35 AM
Sorry for posting on here, but I have been in a relationship with someone with anxiety for around a year.
It is really up and down and I think I might be making things worse for him.
He has suffered anxiety in the past and has been on meds (not sure what kind) , but isn't on any now.
For the first 6 months - everything was good - then simple little arguments turn into breakdowns in communications.
We get stuff calmed down then have exactly the same argument about the same historical things. I want to talk about things but we never talk things through properly - and the arguments we have now just seem to keep adding on every single other argument that has happened in the past. He then goes through periods of blaming me for the anxiety, not sleeping, letting his uni stuff slide.
I am not an anxiety sufferer - and I don't understand a lot of it, so any advice here would be great. I don't want to give up on this if there is a way to sort things out.
Thanks
It is really up and down and I think I might be making things worse for him.
He has suffered anxiety in the past and has been on meds (not sure what kind) , but isn't on any now.
For the first 6 months - everything was good - then simple little arguments turn into breakdowns in communications.
We get stuff calmed down then have exactly the same argument about the same historical things. I want to talk about things but we never talk things through properly - and the arguments we have now just seem to keep adding on every single other argument that has happened in the past. He then goes through periods of blaming me for the anxiety, not sleeping, letting his uni stuff slide.
I am not an anxiety sufferer - and I don't understand a lot of it, so any advice here would be great. I don't want to give up on this if there is a way to sort things out.
Thanks