Why does my husband try to stop me from crying?

Your husband probably also doesn’t understand the damage he can do by trying to stop you from crying. He might as well stop you from breathing because that is how normal and natural weeping truly is. It is a cruel act for any husband to act like he doesn’t care about you if you are crying.

Why do I fear my husband doesn’t care about me?

If you fear that your husband doesn’t care about your feelings, then you have probably been finding that things in your relationship have not been addressing your needs. You may feel like things are totally hopeless and want to feel happy and in love again.

Why does my husband keep hurting my feelings?

A very frustrating and hurtful reason for your husband to keep hurting your feelings is that he is a selfish human being. It could well be that he has always been selfish its just that when you first started dating and falling in love, you did not know his true colours.

Why does my boyfriend fail me when I’m sad?

If you are not married but have a relationship with a guy, your boyfriend may not get it either. When you shed tears because you are sad, he may fail to comfort you as he should. You boyfriend (or husband) may have a huge problem with dealing with real emotions. He may not show you the empathy you so much deserve to receive.

How do you deal with the guilt of losing your spouse?

Try to do more of those things when you feel up to it. If and when you do have lighter moments, it is possible (though certainly not guaranteed) that you may feel some guilt. This is not uncommon among surviving spouses. It can feel unfair that you are still able to be in this world having positive experiences while your partner is gone.

What happened to my husband of more than 43 years?

My husband of more than 43 years died July 20 2015 from Levy Body Dementia. He was diagnosed in May 2012 but he had been having signs before having to leave his job. He and my children were my whole life. The day he died I wanted to die also. I lay in our bed and wish I could just hear or feel him next to me.

What happens when a loved one is taken from you?

Whether your loved one was taken from you due to an accident, sudden illness or even suicide, or your loved one endured a long, slow decline, the initial pain of losing this person is unbearable. You can’t get out of bed. You can’t eat or sleep. You walk the floors at night, weeping because you miss hearing your loved one’s voice.