Journal Entry for September 15, 2007
It was nice to get out of the house today and spend time with my honey's family. It felt nice to not feel alone, and to laugh …
is feeling OK
I am someone who is passionate about life but who doesn't have all the answers. Looking to understand my chronic fatigue. I've always been the optimist and full of hopes and dreams. These days it's hard to keep hold of them.
It was nice to get out of the house today and spend time with my honey's family. It felt nice to not feel alone, and to laugh …
My bouts of fatigue started out sparatic and lasting 7-8 days. Now I'm ill more than I'm healthy. I'm healthy for 1-3 weeks then fatigued for 2-3 months. So here I am -not able to work for the 1st time in my life, frustrated of trying to convince doctors that my symptoms are real and that I'm not depressed (not yet anyway), scared because I don't know where the money's going to come from. I'm staying at home now. -taking matters into my own hands and trying to make sense of it all on my own.
My common-law spouse is the first guy I've dated that is emotionally unexpressive -the emotional realm gives him the heeby jeebies and he avoids it like the plague. Unlike the man who is visually turned on, I am emotioanally turned on, so intimacy (of every kind) for us leaves me pretty unsatisfied alot of times. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Oh, how I miss spending entire weekends in bed. If only my common-law spouse would only kiss me... Sean is emotionally absent and likes it that way. He's not a mooshy mooshy guy by any means. Which is very difficult for me. Because I'm the nurturing, affectionate, and sensual type. Since women are turned on with their hearts (whereas men are visually stimulated), intimacy on any level usually leaves me unsatisfied. How can someone who is so perfect for me be so wrong for me? Yikes!