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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Emotional dysregulation - it doesn't take much to set DH off. Other people have witnessed his outbursts at the pool, school events, etc. I'm so embarrassed about this. Main reason I want to move out of the area when the children finish high school.

Has poor executive functioning and asks the same questions over and over again.

Often tells people that I am smart, organized, can keep track of details, have better job than he does. Not sure why this information is necessary to bring up frequently. It is supposed to be complimentary but comes across as patronizing.

It's been a difficult journey. [/quote]

This is mine too. [b]Emotional dysregulation[/b] in general. It is[b] very stressful[/b] and can be embarrassing at times. Mine has untreated anxiety I think- but [b]won’t seek help, denies there is a problem[/b]. [/quote]

+1 same. ASD, Bipolar II, Anxiety and Depression. Doesn't deny there's a problem, but blames it on others or me.

Won't do any more therapy, wouldn't do the steps the previous Phd Therapist advised, won't see psychiatrist and pretends his 20mgs of Lexapro from his GP is helping his temper tantrums. They're not. 
He also won't leave a terrible match up job and profession for his invisible disabilties. Thing consulting or banking with demanding clients and people, schedules, emails to manage not in emergency mode 24/7. [/quote]

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