had a row
Me and bf had a horrible row really late last night.......
in the midst of an ok conversation about flirting, bf said to me, ''you always used to be angry about things not being perfect''. Now, I KNOW that is very precisely the major emotional issue which surrounds the csa with his sister, and felt very upset/angry that he would still see it all that way. I understand he would have been confused at the time, but the way he said it really made it sound like that's what he also makes sense of it now. I now understand (from therapy) that I never expressed unreasonable anger about how confusing/hurtful some of his behaviour(or lack of it) was. Certainly I know my issue was never anything to do with things having to be perfect. After a long and confusing and angry conversation, he stormed out of the room
When he returned, he appologised mildly. I felt negativity from him still. We talked some more and basically, he said that he just didn't explain what he meant clearly and so I missunderstood him. I do want to believe that, but I also felt like my head was a bit messed with, which is ringing alarm bells for me. I feel so bothered by all this....
peace
Beccy
in the midst of an ok conversation about flirting, bf said to me, ''you always used to be angry about things not being perfect''. Now, I KNOW that is very precisely the major emotional issue which surrounds the csa with his sister, and felt very upset/angry that he would still see it all that way. I understand he would have been confused at the time, but the way he said it really made it sound like that's what he also makes sense of it now. I now understand (from therapy) that I never expressed unreasonable anger about how confusing/hurtful some of his behaviour(or lack of it) was. Certainly I know my issue was never anything to do with things having to be perfect. After a long and confusing and angry conversation, he stormed out of the room

peace
Beccy