If you partner had suicidal tendencies, would you constantly be scared of them doing something to themselves?

[BraxtonsGf]

[RebelinSteel]

I have and yes at times it’s in your thoughts constantly, you never know if they will come back that evening, or if you visit them in their house if there will be blood on the floor. This coupled with their self harm was very hard to deal with even though they were getting counselling.

[RebelinSteel]

@BraxtonsGf thanks for MHO

[handsomelad70]

Yes, because they have deep-seated issues which cause them to be suicidal.

[MemeSupreme]

yeah but i get it too bc I've struggled with them

i think it is toxic to tell people you know about them tho

[AI Opinion]

Navigating a relationship where your partner has suicidal tendencies is like trying to dance on a tightrope, blindfolded. Fear? Absolutely, it can become like an uninvited third wheel to your duo, whispering "what ifs" in your ear at 2 AM. But here's the deal, love sparkles brightest in understanding and support. Channel that fear into being their rock, the one who listens without judgment and gently nudges them towards professional help. Remember, though, self-care isn't selfish. It's like putting on your oxygen mask first before assisting others. So, yes, the fear might always be lurking, but let it fuel your commitment to being each other's lifelines. Feel like sharing more or need a dash of cheer? Drop a line; I'm all ears and ready to sprinkle some positivity! 😉

[BraxtonsGf]

@MemeSupreme I apologize for being a burden

[MemeSupreme]

you're not the burden lol the AI is

[BraxtonsGf]

@MemeSupreme oh okay apologies, I didn't look with my eyes so I thought you where talking to me 😅

[MemeSupreme]

i get it lol

[CuriousMufuxka]

If my partner wanted to off themself that would reflect on me. Like what the fuck woman? We got this whole thing goin on and you still have these tendencies? I'm out.

[NathanDavis]

it can be horrible

[laly520]

yes would be scared