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Mariana
Devoted October 2019

Vent? - trigger warning

Mariana, on December 12, 2019 at 8:40 PM

Posted in Married Life 25

Hi, it's been a while. So there's this *thing* that's been happening this week and I feel I got nowhere to talk about it. I don't want to go into details so I'll do this superficially and hope I get understood and some advice back. We're sort of passing through a "loss", didn't make it pass the 3rd...
Hi, it's been a while. So there's this *thing* that's been happening this week and I feel I got nowhere to talk about it. I don't want to go into details so I'll do this superficially and hope I get understood and some advice back. We're sort of passing through a "loss", didn't make it pass the 3rd week and there's been medical appointments all week. I feel extremely tired, numb, in the low and guilty I guess? Everything's okay, everything will be okay and our bond is making this easier to process but... I keep some feelings bottled to myself because we both know how much we both want this, and I don't let myself feel sad or "mourne" (if I even have that permission?) because of how little time it existed. My personality makes me feel off of course, but at the same time it's as if this judgy voice in my head keeps rolling its eyes at me and saying to stop thinking about it so much because I didn't even get a chance to "feel attached" or it didn't get a chance to "completely form". Doctor says maybe it's nothing to worry about and that maybe I'm part of the common count on women who just unfortunately pass through it. Maybe those are just my insecurities telling me I don't have a right to cry or feel it out, but I do? Is it normal to feel like this or can I just skip the feeling?

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  • Mariana
    Devoted October 2019
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    The keeping an open mind on this is being harder than expected, but I'm trying. Turns out I was just one of the many, nothing serious so I really don't know if to actually feel better that there's nothing wrong or feel worse because there was nothing wrong. Thank you, because I've felt like I need to hide this when I really can't.
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  • Jo
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    Being one of many doesn't diminish how you feel though - one person's pain or experience doesn't negate someone else's. I am glad you've found the cause wasn't something serious and I hope you can find some hope from that, but you still deserve your feelings now. You are allowed to feel both hopeful and sad.

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  • Mariana
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    Hopeful and sad, I like that definition for now. Thank you 💗
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  • Yoice
    VIP March 2019
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    I’m so sorry for your loss. You’re actually allow to feel how you feel or however you wish to feel. I think holding things in is not good and is better to let the pain out so you feel refreshen. My cousin had a loss in February this year and she got pregnant right away and her baby girl was born just 10 days ago. Everything happens for a reason and you’ll have your turn. Just continue to have faith if you believe in it and it’s ok to feel the way you feel now.
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  • Mariana
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    This fills me with so much hope. Thank you so much and many blessings to you, your family and that little girl that just arrived 🌟
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