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PathStep 6 Compassion hearts9 Forum posts2 Forum upvotes1 Current upvotes1 Age GroupAdult Last activeApril, 2021 Member sinceApril 11, 2021
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I feel like I can never make the right decision
Anxiety Support / by symphily
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April 16th, 2021
...See more Ever since I broke up with my bf (and have regretted the decision every day since) I’ve been in analysis paralysis. I overthink every decision and worry that I’m not making the right ones. I don’t trust that I can make a good decision anymore. How can I break this cycle?
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Recent breakup: Should I stay or go?
Relationship Stress / by symphily
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April 16th, 2021
...See more I recently broke up with my bf of over a year about a month and a half ago. For some context, I have anxiety and PTSD (and have been in very successful, beneficial therapy!), and this was my first real relationship. We hadn’t really properly gone on any dates since the summer of 2020, as Covid-19 was a HUGE barrier in our relationship. I have immunocomp and very strict family so we couldn’t really do anything together since the pandemic started. I broke up with him in a heat-of-the-moment argument, and stuck by that decision in the 2-3 weeks after. Since then, however, I’ve only felt regret. I realize how that what I did came from a place of hurt, stress, and ultimately, exhaustion. I gave up on the relationship and instead of trying to fix things, just called it quits. Outside of that argument, we started arguing fairly often within the past few months, but always patched it up and worked through it. Nonetheless, I was getting really tired of having to go through the cycle of everything being ok -> one of us feeling upset -> argument (typically him saying I wasn’t doing enough). I’ve had time to cool off and we’ve been no contact for almost a month now. I’m really stuck on whether I should reach out or just move on. Thoughts?
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