So it was a stupid argument with the husband. And I will not say that the argument happened BECAUSE of my pregnancy hormones. It was stupid, but the normal, there's-something-valid-in-there type of stupid.
But when he said something directly mean and hurtful, I lost my mind.
And by that I mean: i... LOST... my... MIND.
I was so mad, so upset, I could barely breathe. I didn't realize it at first, but there were barely even words coming out of my mouth, just noise, because I was so out of breathe from being upset.
When i realized it and stopped, and walked away to calm down, my heart rate was ridiculous. I got that under control with deep breathes, which worked well.
But then I found myself outrageously hysterically crying. Not as ANGRY now, so not the blood boiling, shaking anger I had before. But HYSTERICAL crying. We're talking bawling like a child. It was horrible.
I was aware at this point that my reaction was over the line and no longer about our argument... but this did NOT help. In fact, it made me feel worse and I got more upset.
It took me almost an entire half hour to get myself under control. And honestly, that was this morning, and I still feel like I could break out into tears at any moment.
This is really REALLY difficult for me. I'm NOT a particularly emotional person. I do not usually get upset about things at all.
Could someone just tell me that I'm not loosing my mind, but that sometimes it happens?
I want to laugh at this... (as I'm sure any fly on the wall would have) but it has me overwhelemed and almost sort of fearful at the moment.
Thanks for listening.
But when he said something directly mean and hurtful, I lost my mind.
And by that I mean: i... LOST... my... MIND.
I was so mad, so upset, I could barely breathe. I didn't realize it at first, but there were barely even words coming out of my mouth, just noise, because I was so out of breathe from being upset.
When i realized it and stopped, and walked away to calm down, my heart rate was ridiculous. I got that under control with deep breathes, which worked well.
But then I found myself outrageously hysterically crying. Not as ANGRY now, so not the blood boiling, shaking anger I had before. But HYSTERICAL crying. We're talking bawling like a child. It was horrible.
I was aware at this point that my reaction was over the line and no longer about our argument... but this did NOT help. In fact, it made me feel worse and I got more upset.
It took me almost an entire half hour to get myself under control. And honestly, that was this morning, and I still feel like I could break out into tears at any moment.
This is really REALLY difficult for me. I'm NOT a particularly emotional person. I do not usually get upset about things at all.
Could someone just tell me that I'm not loosing my mind, but that sometimes it happens?
I want to laugh at this... (as I'm sure any fly on the wall would have) but it has me overwhelemed and almost sort of fearful at the moment.
Thanks for listening.