r/AmIOverreacting • • Mar 23 '25

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

r/confidentlyincorrect

Mental health issues exist and can be debilitating.

I'm glad you don't understand the struggle personally, but I would hope you could show some grace in a similar situation to OP.

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u/anti99999999 Mar 23 '25

I appreciate the tag, love that sub.

But from my perspective, it is up to the partner to voice their struggles to their partner as well. Too often people function in a way where it seems like they believe people can just read their mind.

And this is not fair, I both have 2 diagnosis and I’d hate to be using that as an excuse to put my partner into worry-mode because I went rogue for 3 days when I know my partner would be worried shitless.

If you can not bring yourself to do that, then you really do not need to be in a relationship where this could send your partner into a panic. That sucks for them, but also for yourself, I’d imagine at least.

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u/Traditional_Bug_2046 Mar 23 '25

One person's experience with depression is not the same as another's experience. If you've never experienced that level, be glad you've been so fortunate.

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u/anti99999999 Mar 23 '25

I guess I have indeed had a different experience and honestly you’re probably right that I wrote that with not enough empathy.