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User Profile: heathermarie95
heathermarie95 June 22nd, 2023


What are some things you wish your current or future partner could understand about your anxiety?


What kind of support do you need from a partner during times of anxiety?

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User Profile: Sunisshiningandsoareyou
Sunisshiningandsoareyou June 22nd, 2023

@heathermarie95

Understanding, patience, reassurance! 💛

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User Profile: heathermarie95
heathermarie95 OP June 22nd, 2023

@Sunisshiningandsoareyou

I think those are great personality traits for someone to have when they may be dating someone with anxiety.

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User Profile: PebblesF73
PebblesF73 October 2nd, 2023

I need patience from him, I am working on myself and he knows that but the minute I slip it’s like he forgets I’m going through something, so we argue, then we’re not talking, walking through the house ignoring one another a day maybe two *** maybe three, he knows I’m not doing anything on purpose but I guess he’s tired of waiting for me to get better

User Profile: Marccy
Marccy October 9th, 2023

Navigating anxiety in a relationship is complex. Communication is key, but it's equally important to find a partner who understands anxiety's nuances. In today's digital age, online dating offers a platform to connect with like-minded individuals who appreciate mental health challenges. Many dating services now allow you to express your anxieties openly in profiles, paving the way for understanding and empathy right from the start. It's about finding someone who not only supports you during anxious moments but also appreciates the strength it takes to manage anxiety daily. Choose a platform from dating999 that aligns with your values and promotes mental health awareness.

User Profile: Sunshinecat1
Sunshinecat1 October 22nd, 2023

@heathermarie95

Anxiety in relationships can be complex. But it doesn't have to be. There are few ways how partners can help in anxiety- 

1. Communication and understanding patterns. It is important to communicate your own patterns so that your partner might be aware beforehand of what to expect. Self awareness is critical since the partner might not know things of long past. 

2. Patience - be patient with the partner and try to understand what's happening in the moment of anxiety attack. 

3. Practise and learn together - working together can bring partners together and ensure growth in the longer run. 

4. Understand what helps - the partner can perhaps prepare a toolkit to be prepared to handle a situation.