rabbit_feet
a ghost amongst many
- Apr 1, 2023
- 20
About a year ago, I moved out of my parent's house and into a student living place closer to my school so I could start college. I have 3 roommates. At first, everything was great. My roommates and I hung out all the time, and I was so relieved to finally be out of my parents house because of how much duress and trauma I've experienced at their hand. Yeah, I'm still glad that I'm away from them, but lately I've been feeling..... numb, I think is the best way to put it.
I have a therapist that I see every 2 weeks. Quite frankly, I do not know how to talk to her anymore because I feel like whatever it is that I'm experiencing is either (a). not a big deal, (b). something I can handle on my own, or (c). some combination of the two. Except lately, I've been feeling just so awful mentally. Every single little thing gets under my skin in just the wrong way and everyday I feel like I'm getting closer and closer to a breaking point and I'm worried it's gonna result in a very unhealthy, unproductive, and possibly dangerous spiral.
I don't really know what to do. I don't know how to bring this up with my therapist. I know that seeing a professional is supposed to be a safe space free of judgement, but man, I really feel like she's gonna be disappointed in me for not bringing it up sooner, or for just falling back into this slump in general. I've been debating quitting therapy. I don't really think its helping me at this point but I'm also worried that quitting therapy might be just the thing I need to end up spiraling.
Anyone else ever struggle with this?
I have a therapist that I see every 2 weeks. Quite frankly, I do not know how to talk to her anymore because I feel like whatever it is that I'm experiencing is either (a). not a big deal, (b). something I can handle on my own, or (c). some combination of the two. Except lately, I've been feeling just so awful mentally. Every single little thing gets under my skin in just the wrong way and everyday I feel like I'm getting closer and closer to a breaking point and I'm worried it's gonna result in a very unhealthy, unproductive, and possibly dangerous spiral.
I don't really know what to do. I don't know how to bring this up with my therapist. I know that seeing a professional is supposed to be a safe space free of judgement, but man, I really feel like she's gonna be disappointed in me for not bringing it up sooner, or for just falling back into this slump in general. I've been debating quitting therapy. I don't really think its helping me at this point but I'm also worried that quitting therapy might be just the thing I need to end up spiraling.
Anyone else ever struggle with this?