The forever mental loop

Finely I've identified one of my biggest problems.

Do to 20years of psychological abuse in childhood I was never thought what I needed or what I wanted.

So now as a 28year old, happily married woman I face a huge problem when I'm home alone. (My husband tends to work away from home every other week, and then he is home every other week.)

I call it want/ need,/should problem.

I end up in a mental war with myself about want I want to do(sleep, eat ice cream watch Netflix all night etc), what I need to do(my own needs, usuly for my own health )and what I should do(choirs).

Then I end up questening myself. I'm fooling myself or are the principals of everyday tasks just a socal cunstrusct to control people and what is technically possible/logical.

Usually I end up giving myself a headache or start cleaning and doing chores at 11 pm because of shame and after 30min relising I'm being sutid and than go to bed hoping I'm in a good enough mood to pick up were i left off.

I get so fucking tired of myself because if all this. I'm trying to find a good therapist to help with this.

Anyone else has this problem???

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u/Linaahren — 3 months ago

Moving is messy

MOVING AND CREATING A NEW HOME AS A HOUSEWIFE!

It takes a while before you get in to your habits. Before you know were to put things. It's messy and confusing.

But that's normal and it doesn't have to be perfect right away. Creating a good home takes time.

#moving

#noway

#housewife

#tradwife

u/Linaahren — 3 months ago
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Just found this picture of my husband, ... Think I just got pregnant

u/Linaahren — 3 months ago
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Moving to a "death house" (don't know what it's called in English)

So me and my husband is moving to a new house. It is what we call "death house" (dödsbo). Wich means that the owner has died and don't have any hairs. I do not know if the person died in the house (don't think so though, doesn't feel that way) but it's still someone's home.

So my question, how do I best cleans it?? Just the good old regular smudge or should I be a bit more specific??

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u/Linaahren — 3 months ago