borderline-feline
Constantly Sleepy Catgirl
- Dec 28, 2022
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I've noticed that in a lot of situations, people jump to particular conclusions when I talk about my favorite person. It's happened at least half a dozen times on this forum alone, and it confuses me to no end. I don't think that the way I talk about him communicates that I'm in any sort of danger or that my relationship is unhealthy, but I keep hearing those sentiments.
"I belong to him. I am his property. I want to be his pet. He's the most important person in my life. I can't die without his permission. I would kill myself if he left me."
None of those statements feel abnormal to me. They're my honest feelings, and they're honest descriptors of my situation.
I guess I just don't understand the thought processes there, and that makes me feel isolated. It becomes difficult for me to open up at times because I'm afraid that I'll be misunderstood. I'm afraid that the one piece of happiness in my life, my relationship with my favorite person, will always be seen as a giant red flag to people, and I don't even understand why people view it that way.
I must be communicating things poorly to cause people to think my relationship is unhealthy because of simple and mundane statements that I think many other people would honestly say about one of their loved ones.
"I belong to him. I am his property. I want to be his pet. He's the most important person in my life. I can't die without his permission. I would kill myself if he left me."
None of those statements feel abnormal to me. They're my honest feelings, and they're honest descriptors of my situation.
I guess I just don't understand the thought processes there, and that makes me feel isolated. It becomes difficult for me to open up at times because I'm afraid that I'll be misunderstood. I'm afraid that the one piece of happiness in my life, my relationship with my favorite person, will always be seen as a giant red flag to people, and I don't even understand why people view it that way.
I must be communicating things poorly to cause people to think my relationship is unhealthy because of simple and mundane statements that I think many other people would honestly say about one of their loved ones.