u/Wooden_Struggle_1529

I arrived around 15 minutes early and sat in the waiting room like usual. While I’m sitting there, I hear the receptionist ask someone, “Is her door closed?” and the other person responds, “Yes.” Already felt kinda odd.

A few minutes later, my therapist comes out looking a little flustered and tells me to come in. But the second I walk into the office, there’s this strange smell in the room and the vibe just feels OFF.

We sit down and before I even say much, she goes:
“Sorry, it’s the end of the semester and things get busy with everyone booking before th holiday.”

…Okay, but I was literally the only person in the waiting room.

Then the session starts and this lady immediately begins checking her watch every few minutes. Like right from the start. He also seemed distracted the entire time, almost nervous or rushed.

Now I’m sitting here wondering if I interrupted something I definitely was not supposed to interrupt 😭

Am I overthinking this or does this sound suspicious to anyone else?

I think what hurts the most isn’t even my ex moving on — it’s the fact that it’s someone I trusted heavily. Now I feel uncomfortable in my own space and my brain keeps replaying everything wondering if something was happening before we broke up.

Part of me wants answers, part of me wants to completely detach, and another part just feels numb. I’m trying not to react emotionally or make things worse since we still live together, but it’s hard pretending everything is normal.

Right now I’m mostly trying to figure out how to give myself emotional distance without becoming bitter or losing myself in overthinking. Has anyone else dealt with something like this? How did you handle it?

I think what hurts the most isn’t even my ex moving on — it’s the fact that it’s someone I trusted heavily. Now I feel uncomfortable in my own space and my brain keeps replaying everything wondering if something was happening before we broke up.

Part of me wants answers, part of me wants to completely detach, and another part just feels numb. I’m trying not to react emotionally or make things worse since we still live together, but it’s hard pretending everything is normal.

Right now I’m mostly trying to figure out how to give myself emotional distance without becoming bitter or losing myself in overthinking. Has anyone else dealt with something like this? How did you handle it?

My friend's aunt had been admitted for close to 2 months. Bills had piled up and the family was having trouble paying up. They accessed her ATM card and withdrew funds to clear the bills. The aunt was discharged and is now complaining why they used up her entire savings on hospital bills. She's following up trying to get bank statements saying they stole from her.