mental illness and f/m tickling

twix said:

Try advice section. People here will be reading this with their dick in their hand

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Hiphophooray said:

I hope she is doing much better these days. And that's without my dick in my hand.

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SmashTV said:

Good luck, bud; tickling be damned, I just hope your wife gets the help she needs.

Cheers, everybody,
SmashTV

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areenactor said:

i will try to keep this brief, as if i don't it could become a tome!
about 7 weeks ago my wife had a nervous breakdown. i have come to know that she is one among thousands across the country that have had emotional break downs in the last few months. a result of covid lock down.

around the same time she became much more amorous. and insistent.
i discussed this with her doctors and therapist, and they said as long as she was initiating, that it would be fine, just not to push her into anything. ha! no problem there!

her skills as a ler have always been very respectable, and she has delighted in making me laugh and beg on a regular basis.
well, those efforts are nothing compared to what she has been doing to me for the last 6 weeks or so. her technique and delivery have gone to a level i couldn't imagine! our sex/tickle life have been remarkable.

i asked the psychiatrist again if it is ok to engage in in sex play, and she said yes.

and now for the last week she has changed. she has not touched me at all, and her condition has worsened. she is refusing her prescribed medications, and doesn't want therapy. the doctors know and have only said they can't make her. neither can i.

tickle/sex be damned, i am worried about her. i want her happy and whole again. i love her.

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magic fingers said:

Tickling or no Tickling, as someone who's struggled with depression and mental illness I pray for a speedy recovery for your wife.

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Cosmo_ac said:

I would also suggest looking into maybe some hotlines. She might find those are less personal and invasive, and you also might be able to find some groups that actually support people who are dealing with people going through depression and such.

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Cosmo_ac said:

I would also suggest looking into maybe some hotlines. She might find those are less personal and invasive, and you also might be able to find some groups that actually support people who are dealing with people going through depression and such.

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Hiphophooray said:

Exactly this �� also does she have like a best friend, that's not you, she confides in and highly respects? Some she might actually listen to. I have a friend that is dealing with almost the same situation with his wife, no matter what he says to her....it's total bullshit because it came out of his mouth, however If I were to tell her the same exact thing, she believes it to be the gospel. I have no idea why tho. So if your wife has one of those kinds of friends, maybe she might listen to them if they ask her to get back to her Dr appointments, and take her meds. Just throwing it out there.

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she listens to our youngest daughter, who came to visit last week. my daughter is a gem, she found a psychiatrist and psychologist willing to treat my wife. getting her to the shrink was a battle, but once with the dr. it went well! i like this dr. the therapist was a phone session, but in the future will be in person. my wife went back to texas with my daughter till the 7th of july, for a change of scenery and to give me a break.

steve

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