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Re:Married to someone with anxiety by googletazer on Friday November 25, 2016 @01:08PM (#13038665)
Is it worth it? Staying out of "obligation" or "guilt"?
Re:Married to someone with anxiety by sankae on Saturday November 26, 2016 @09:50AM (#13043745)
I see my wife as "family."

You don't abandon family.

Then again I'm Asian so perhaps our sense of family is different. For example, we often treat our cousins like siblings.

Re:Married to someone with anxiety by nathan_f77 on Saturday November 26, 2016 @03:45PM (#13045751)
You should never make a blanket statement like "you don't abandon family." There are many situations where the best (and only) option is to get away. This includes both your spouse and your family. Abuse is one obvious example.

I'm not saying that we should run away at the first sign of mental health issues. I just think that there are plenty of situations where it might be the right decision. It's obvious in extreme cases, but the decision will always be extremely difficult.

For what it's worth, I think most people view their spouse as "family". It's hard to imagine a different arrangement.

Re:Married to someone with anxiety by nommm-nommm on Saturday November 26, 2016 @08:24PM (#13047168)
I agree with you. My parents are very, very toxic people. I still see them a couple times a year but the best thing I ever did for myself was stop trying to have any kind relationships with them.
Re:Married to someone with anxiety by arghIdontwantto on Friday November 25, 2016 @01:34PM (#13038854)
Honestly, it isn't. But I'm waiting until I can sort somethings that are related to my kid so he doesn't have to suffer. After that, I think I'll be out, but until then, I need to 'put up' with it for his sake.