Guest guest Posted October 12, 2008 Report Share Posted October 12, 2008 How Deep can Pain Get. My girlfriend decided to end our relationship this morning. I tried to have sex with but I have PSSD, which is caused by antidepressants, so I feel no passion. Tears were rolling down her eyes because she loves me. She is 45 and what she wants more than anything in the world is to have a baby. The doctors have told her eggs are no good and that she won't conceive, but psychologically full sex probably gives her hope. As I got up I noticed for the first time a little shrine on her windowsill for , a baby she had that almost made it. They had to terminate the baby because it was so badly deformed and would not have lived. She wanted this baby so much but she went into hospital and they killed it and then took it out. She was not put to sleep and was awake throughout. She then took photos of her dead baby. It destroyed her and she has been on antidepressants ever since – that's six years. As I looked at her beautiful shrine, with candles and flowers, there was a small photo of in heart shaped gold holder. was badly deformed and I couldn't believe that she would put this photo there - it was horrible. But it was the only baby she had that almost made it, all the others were miscarriages early in pregnancy. She goes to his grave three times a week to put flowers on it. If ever we go out she often buys a present for him. The last one she bought was at the seaside and was one of those little windmill things, a stick with a plastic flower on the end that spins in the wind. It's now on his grave. When I saw the photo tears run down my cheeks, I knew that I have never felt pain like hers. I was told by a psychiatrist once that I would never get well, and that there was nothing wrong with me. I was just born with a depressed personality and would be inadequate for all of my life and never be able to cope. I spent the next three months shooting up heroin but I survived and came of drugs and became optimistic again. I knew my acute pain was nothing compared to her profound deep suffering. We went into her living room but she couldn't end with me, the tears were running down her cheeks. I cuddled her but told her I was always be there for her if she wanted me, I made a big effort to reassure her as I knew she needed it. The truth is I never loved her and preferred it to end although I will miss her. As the tears rolled down her cheeks I did love her, but I never told her that if I go without sex for three weeks I might be able to make love to her and she might get pregnant. But do I want to be with her forever and can I afford to raise a child with her: not with my mortgage. But if she doesn't chase me for maintenance I would love to give her a child and it would turn her life around. But she is on antidepressants which means her child could be born with behavioural problems – the increased serotonin messes their developing brains up. More problems. is right; humans can experience unbearable suffering that animals don't. For one thing, animals don't know what death is. And a doctored cat, that hangs about our workplace that we feed, doesn't care about the kittens it has never had. I love the Wizard of Oz. I would give my girlfriend a baby and my self the love for myself I never had + the ability to be really able to play the guitar (oh, and course, my sex drive again). Helen, complete and utter happiness; Tony and Bill, bliss and freedom from anxiety. And , the spiritual meaning and happiness he craves (he tells me he has this). And everyone else everything they need. I still believe we can get it. Kavy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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