
Pretty emotionally volatile. Soon after we broke up, I got diagnosed with PTSD with moderate debilitation. Im in treatment, im getting medication, and im trying to get my life back together and fixing the relationships I broke. When she broke up with me, she said she still loved me and cared for me but that she just couldn’t do it anymore and needed to protect herself. Since then she’s put up emotional boundaries and is scared of me hurting her (emotionally) again. I never told her about the
PTSD because I was ashamed of it and didn’t think I deserved to call it PTSD because it’s not as bad as what other people deal with. I still love her more than anything in the world and I want to get back together with her. Other than figuring my own health out and being as stable and normal as I can, is there anything else I can do to help my chances at repairing things with her?
Honestly you acknowledging that you needed help and getting it is a huge step! However I’ve also been in similar situation with a partner. The fact is you took it out on her. What I would do right now is focus on healing. But if you truly want to do anything you need to apologize to her for what you did. You need to take accountability for your actions even with the fact you were dealing with the PTSD. But I am very proud that you’ve taken steps to better yourself!
Unfortunately I didn’t do it early enough. She asked me to get professional help early on and I rejected the suggestion because I was embarrassed and didn’t want to admit something was wrong. Rn I’m stuck with whether or not to tell her about the PTSD. I want to tell her but I’m worried that it’ll come off as excusing my actions and avoiding responsibility, and then I’ll also have to explain to her what I got it from, and that’s a whole can of worms