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    imported_jamie_1754
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    ok i hae heard that mental illness can run in the family my mom and 2of my aunts both are taking some sort of meds for their depressions. my problem is for some reason i don't like to tell my boyfriend al the time what i am feeling because i feel that i trust issues really bad and am scard he's not going to like what i am thinking. i mean i trust him but i don't trust girls. i for some reason don't like girls. i really do triy to like them but for some reason i can't. i trust my boyfriend i don't trust girls. and so i don't hold my feeings inside because i know i shouldn't feel that way but i do so i don't say anything. anyways when i get in fights with my boyfriend i sometime blow up at hm over everything i let it all out. what should i do i can't go see a doctor i don't hve insurance and the money....

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    Jamie, I personally think what you are feeling is normal! Many people hold feelings inside without saying anything. Instead of feeling upset about these issues, you might want to talk to your boyfriend about them. If you sit him down one day and tell him how you feel, he will most likely want to help you. After all, isn't that what relationships are all about? No relationships are perfect! I also find myself holding in issues that might be bothering me, and sometimes I just let it all out. Believe it or not, this is worse because I usually start crying ( I'm a big cry baby by the way...lol) and its hard to understand me. The best way I found to resolve a problem in a relationship is by really good communication!!! Maybe you could even schedule yourself to sit down and open up to him about your feelings every once in a while. I'm sure everything will work out ok. Don't worry and I don't think you need to go to a doctor either. Just be strong and you will get through this!!!!

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    I agree with Princess, the most important factor to a succesful relationship AND your emotional health is good communication.

    Most people naturally build these walls and keep feelings locked inside. It's a defense mechanism to protect you from the pain of rejection, embarrassment, or betrayal. Girls tend to direct these feelings toward other girls as a natural instict. Our brains tell us that another female is a threat even when they are not. Some women experience this more then others. Women will develop these feelings towards men if they have been repeatedly cheated on or lied to in the past.

    It is true that you must learn to talk about your feelings when they come up rather then pushing them back to later explode like an atomic bomb. I know it's not easy to open up and it will take some time and determination, but once you get into the habit of it, it will become much easier and less stressful. Talking about your feelings immediately will help to resolve conflicts and tension between the two of you and make your relationship so much better. It is also a gateway to trust and support.

    Don't be afraid of what he might say or do. Push through the fear and just do it. He most likely will be concerned and eager to listen as Princess said. Of course, there is the small chance that he may clam up. That just means that he has the same problem with opening up. Even so, it's something that the two of you need to work on. You can then have a better understanding of each other's needs.

    Good luck to you and I hope we helped!
    ~Jessica


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