Anonymous wrote:I’m the OP. The previous link is not me. Butctfabhs fur jumping to that conclusion.
DW needs psychological help. Yes, her family members in Ukraine are under fire and she worries about them, but that does but give her the right to kick it ge metaphorical dog. I had simply wanted to get BBQ for my birthday abs she freaked out about “how can I think about celebrating” in a war. Well, Ukraine is not the only war - look at the suffering in Yemen or Ethiopia. They are my getting the sympathy the Western news coverage gets, so we could celebrate your birthday? I’ll let that go now, but she stepped over the line when she told me “I hope your b***tch mother dies soon. I’ll be sure to dance on her grave.” I no longer have any compassion for her.
Anonymous wrote:Is this the same dude who was whining that his Ukrainian wife wasn’t interested in “social events”?
Grow up and get a clue!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My mom is Russian, grandmother (her mom) Ukrainian. You cannot fully comprehend what people from that region feel. Russia we all knew ceased to exist; Ukraine is destroyed in front of whole world. It's a 3rd large European war.
Your wife needs a psychologist: does she have such service at work? My job offered me psychological support.
Always remember to rule out physical causes first, before addressing mental causes.
Mental breakdown happens from watching news about violent events, over and over again. My mom watches all twits, YouTube videos and I cannot get her off screen. She has very high anxiety, thinks that some is going to break into her apartment in Russia and write letter Z on the door, scared to check with neighbors because everyone knows she lives in the US.
Would you be stressed if your family's house was bombed, or your close friends' children killed, someone had moved into your vacation rental and told its because you are nazi supporting US? Most people would...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My mom is Russian, grandmother (her mom) Ukrainian. You cannot fully comprehend what people from that region feel. Russia we all knew ceased to exist; Ukraine is destroyed in front of whole world. It's a 3rd large European war.
Your wife needs a psychologist: does she have such service at work? My job offered me psychological support.
Always remember to rule out physical causes first, before addressing mental causes.
NP but following and just want to ask this PP to elaborate. In this situation, what physical causes are you referring to? (I'm not being snarky, I just want to know) Do you mean physically, with the DW, or do you mean "the environment." As in "it's normal to be completely stressed out in this situation, so don't jump to mental illness"--is that what you mean?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My mom is Russian, grandmother (her mom) Ukrainian. You cannot fully comprehend what people from that region feel. Russia we all knew ceased to exist; Ukraine is destroyed in front of whole world. It's a 3rd large European war.
Your wife needs a psychologist: does she have such service at work? My job offered me psychological support.
Always remember to rule out physical causes first, before addressing mental causes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My mom is Russian, grandmother (her mom) Ukrainian. You cannot fully comprehend what people from that region feel. Russia we all knew ceased to exist; Ukraine is destroyed in front of whole world. It's a 3rd large European war.
Your wife needs a psychologist: does she have such service at work? My job offered me psychological support.
Always remember to rule out physical causes first, before addressing mental causes.
Anonymous wrote:My mom is Russian, grandmother (her mom) Ukrainian. You cannot fully comprehend what people from that region feel. Russia we all knew ceased to exist; Ukraine is destroyed in front of whole world. It's a 3rd large European war.
Your wife needs a psychologist: does she have such service at work? My job offered me psychological support.