When your brain is feeling depressed or anxiety it does not know where to send those signals, so it finds a place to send the pain from depression and anxiety. In short we feel pain and more of it and more pronounced than others do. I have no doubt getting your teeth out hurts like heck, but if you were to compare your pain to someone elses your pain would likely be worse because of your mental illness. The pain is very really and very bad. I am not sure what to do or say to make it better, but maybe knowing what is happening to you will help you to understand and deal with the pain until Monday when you can get some relief?? Sorry I wish I could do more for you.

You can alternate Tylenol and Advil every two hours (they are cleared through the body different ways and won't interact). Crazy is right... pain is different for everyone, don't get suckered in to someone else calling you names - they aren't you, and they aren't in your exact situation.
The silver lining is that you still have most of your teeth - you could have lost them all in a car accident. Be thankful that you still have them. Kinda like the guy who complained that his shoes hurt his feet until he saw a guy with no feet.
Lastly, employ distractions - do things that you like to do that might help take your mind off of the pain.
Hope this helps.

Thank y'all for the advice. Got lots of Advil today... Found out while i've been gone my coworker who I've gotten very close to put in her two Weeks notice... I'm happy for her and honestly always felt like she was kind of spacey but got to know her none the less and felt a lot of anxiety... I'm almost jealous she got out of there. I'm moving backwards sometimes I feel like... Anndd rambling. My teeth and gums will heal, hopefully sooner rather than later. Got some ice cream and movies to hang in there. My boyfriend is out getting drunk with his family again. He's been so not there for me at all these past couple Weeks, it's hurtful... Then he will say he wants to move away with me and start over, then ignore me or break plans. Ugh, that is something that needs to be fixed, or put to an end actually. This stupid cycle. I do believe the stress is exacerbating the pain, no doubt. Thanks again :)

First Im glad to hear you got some meds you can take up to 800mg (4 pills) every 4 6 hrs of the ibuprofen (Advil) and then you can take up to 650mg every 4 6 hrs of acetaminophen (Tylenol). Make sure you alternate them to keep the pain down. Like start with the Advil, then 3 hours later take the acetaminophen. That will keep a constant flow of pain med in your system so you dont end up with the pain becoming unbearable again.
So Im no relationship expert but have had my fair share of experience (married 19 years). What I would say to you though is: weigh the good against the bad, if the bad outweighs the good the n the question you have to ask yourself: Is the relationship worth saving? Love unfortunately is not enough to make a relationship work it is actually a TEAM effort. You also have to look at if his drinking is a trigger for your PTSD. If it is, you need to sit him down and have a serious talk.
Also good to see that you have incorporated some distractions like ice cream and movies :)
Hope that helps,
MC