My partner and I are expecting our first baby next May.
- Somedays it feels adore I’m caught in a perpetual whirlwind.
I’m not sure if I’m ready to have children, but I don’t have a choice anymore. I have to mature as hastily as possible, especially so our partner isn’t bearing all of the responsibility for taking care of our child. Getting therapy in the past year has helped tremendously. It’s helpful when you start to understand your last and how it all coalesces to inform your morning to morning psychology. I never realized until embracing therapy that I had a chronic anxiety issue from early childhood that never improved. Like several people, our mental health issues increased with age. My early 20s were rife with substance abuse and struggles in school to maintain our grades. I got a grip on our academic troubles eventually, but it took a few years to quit self-medicating with alcohol. The therapist gave our information to the in home psychiatrist so the dentist could prescribe myself and others an antidepressant for our anxiety and depression symptoms. Now I finally assume adore I’m getting readier to be a father. My partner on the other hand is struggling with her pregnancy. Even if every one of us keep the temperature on the air conditioner below 66 degrees in the house, she still gets sizzling flashes at random times. I don’t mind running the air conditioner this low as far as the electricity bill is nervous, but I’m cold so much I have to wear a thicker sweater around the house. My partner tells myself and others to turn up the temperature when she sees myself and others shivering, but I insist that I can put on more clothing to get comfortable while she’s still sizzling even if she’s naked.