My husband says that no matter how hard he tries to keep me happy that I just can't be happy. I don't think I am miserable all the time. I think he blames himself for my unhappiness. I tell him I am happy when he confronts me. What do you say to someone that tells you "I don't think anything I do will make you happy?" He had mentioned this several times before I got to thinking 'maybe I should look into this.'
The doctor I called hasn't called me back. I don't know if I need to go to a GP or a specialist. Any ideas on who I should see?
I got off lexipro because I didn't want to live my life by a pill. Now I think that maybe some people might need more than the natural order of things. I just don't like the idea of being a guinea pig while the doc figures out the logistics.
If my wife said that to me I think I'd be a little upset and maybe even offended. If I were you I'd be lookin up a marriage counselor not a gp or a specialist.
If you dont mind my asking,
Why do you think your depressed?
What makes you think that you fall under the classification of being depressed?
Pat
I was diagnosed years ago before I met my husband. Written words don't give the tone of a sentance. His words were said meaningfully, not in anger or anything of malace. I cry a lot. More so than any human should. His words only echoed what I was kind of feeling but was denying.