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Old 31-05-2008, 12:36 PM   #11
black_vortex
 
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My boyfriend knows, and he understands. He certainly doesnt like it, but he doesnt talk down on me if i do it, and he doesnt call me names or be abusive if i do. He's great about it, not nasty, but not enabling.
I honestly believe that people who SI or have ED's have enough problems without their significant other being mad about it. I usually suggest that if someones SO has a problem with it, or is nasty, that the person gets out of that relationship. However, couples counselling could be a really good idea. But some people just dont understand, and never will, as they dont want to. And no amount of counselling would help those people in that relationship.

Just try your best to keep your spirits up. Its not your fault he doesnt understand, and it doesnt make you a bad person.



~He accepts that ambiguity and compromise are a part of life, but he doesn’t necessarily like it. It’s not his way to dwell in gray areas, not to try and resolve complex situations. And yet, if he’s really honest with himself, this time he doesn’t care. He surrenders to what he wants, not what he must. ~


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