SpouseThrowaway

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by SpouseThrowaway 8y ago
Possibly, but my partner finds the work extremely enriching. I'd hate to upset that balance as well.
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by SpouseThrowaway 8y ago
I've read that some hospitals have standard procedure to change out of the work clothing before leaving the facility. Certainly a smart move for high risk situations and areas/patients with contact procedures in place. I would be
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by SpouseThrowaway 8y ago
I think the stigma of pills is where the biggest problem lies in addressing mental health. The last thing I want is to put somebody on pills, unless it's 10000% the right way to go. As I understand it, the "easiest" and safes
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by SpouseThrowaway 8y ago
I think, in this case, it's the fear of the known that is the problem. "Dirty" is the concept used to describe all the reasons to clean stuff. But, real-world issues like MRSA are scary and the root of this slippery slope. Co
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by SpouseThrowaway 8y ago
They 100% don't want to discuss it with me. I suffer from a terrible temper that goes from 0 to 10 before I know it. I've balanced it by taking constructive feedback and being mindful of my triggers. That was a hard road to travel
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by SpouseThrowaway 8y ago
I defiantly learned over the years that my approach might have lead to more of these issues. Applying logic to each instance as resulted in the opposite effect and opened new doors in terms of what dirty versus clean is. My spouse has a ten
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by SpouseThrowaway 8y ago
I’m using a throwaway account and trying to keep personal details sparse to keep this as anonymous as possible. Also, despite my frustration with the situation, I’ll attempt to be as neutral as possible. My significant other was always “ger