Kasumi
tired
- Mar 3, 2023
- 495
Then don't ask her out, maybe just become friends, would that be so bad?I'm in the same situation. I just want someone to talk to and do stuff with. Someone I can be myself around but it's never going to happen. I have avoidant personality disorder and social anxiety. I am terrified of being in a relationship. If I see a pretty girl I walk the other way. If a girl talks to me I try to escape the situation as fast as possible becuase I feel so much anxiety. Like I feel like I can't breathe and start shaking. Just from talking to a pretty girl. It's pathetic.
I want a relationship but the anxiety associated with it is unbearable. Even if I knew someone liked me I wouldn't ask them out becuase it's too much anxiety. I am simply too broken as a person there is no hope for me. I do not possess the ability to be in a relationship yet I cannot live my whole life so completely alone. Death is the only option for me.
As a bonus, through being friends you might learn to not be afraid of her anymore and either be able to ask her out then, or be able to talk to other girls without being scared.
Oooor you might realise that your bestie is all you need already.
The jump from being too anxious about talking to someone to immediately ctb is way too big, and I know that sounds stupid as anxiety is one of my reasons for wanting to ctb but hear me out.
Before you die you might as well try anything, yes literally anything, because it's all over when you die anyway.
Try therapy, it might not work, try medication, try drugs, it doesn't really matter if people say it's risky or blabla, if you're going to die anyway, what do you have to lose?
I recently asked my psychiatrist about ketamine treatment, cause I heard many problematic things about it, if she thought it was worth a try for treatment resistant depression.
She said, sure there are risks, but what does it matter if things are so bad that you're gonna jump of a bridge anyway, might as well give it a try.
I do understand if you say you exclusively want a romantic relationship, but what always puzzles me is that what most people actually want is just someone they can share their life with.
I don't think that's asking for too much at all.I just want someone to talk to and do stuff with. Someone I can be myself around
But it's a little baffling for me to see people only assume the traditional way of picking up a girl and having a hollywood style relationship was the only way to go (while it might be the least effective).
If you just want that and sex is secondary to you, then I'd say focus on what matters to you, focus on building a close relationship with whoever, friend, girlfriend, pet, does it matter?
True love isn't "romantic" in nature, it's closer to trust and care.