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How do your husbands or wives deal with your anxie

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Just curious, how do your husbands and wives deal with your anxiety and panic? Are they supportive? Do they understand what you are going through?
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i'm not married, but my bf is really supportive of me. sometimes gets angry that i don't want to talk, but he usually understands and just wants to try and make me feel better
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i'm at my worst state in anxiety right now. Its hard for me to be social and go out without having a panic attack. My husband does all the grocery shopping since i can't do that. He works while i stay at home he's supportive in trying to help me cope. But he does get mad sometimes cause he's antsy and wants to go out to eat or to the movies, like on dates. But its hard for me and that makes me feel bad that we can't do anything together.
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Thanks for your replies Cai and CynthiaR20. Sometimes I feel so guilty that I can't do a simple thing like go out to a restaurant. I know my husband supports me but I am sure he doesn't really understand.
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i think i would be able to function in a restaurant whithout feeling panicky as long as i know i can leave if i want. Just knowing that makes me feel better. Try to go when their not so crowded. If you can't deal with it anywya. Try a romantic dinner at home. Set the table up with candels and a fancy meal. or set a blanket outside for dinner with candles. As long as he knows you care and are trying your shouldn't feel guilty.
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i've got the best supportive hubby, in years past i was there for him, now he is there for me.
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I'm not married but I think my boyfriend is confused. He will ask me to dinner and I will agree. An hour later I'm tossing my clothes on the bed and exclaiming I am not going out in public. He is then disappointed. I proceed to vent to him and he looks depressed and tired and I just keep talking because I don't know what to do with all my energy. :(
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Quote my partner:

"Provided that I have my own emotional state in stability, then I deal with it in a practical way. I try to apply logic to a situation that defies logic.

(So I suppose this is a waste of time....."
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Also...he refuses to give into it, and allow it to be as destructive as it sets out to be, and this brings it back into balance.
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