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Thank you for reaching out on Practo.This isnt easy and must have caused stress and be reason of constant worry for you. Understanding what's happening and how your girlfriend is behaving is sure that she too needs help. Once she is in better state of mind,talk to her and importantly make her realise importance of her medication. Talk to her about your feelings and concerns. Do not promise,commit or give any leads.Be very clear when talking to her. Make sure to keep her family and friends updated or be in touch with them.

It's case of OLD obsessive love disorder. For her u r everything which she can't imagine to let go or share with others. You are her possession You must decide your plans 1st. It should not happen just to please her u ruin your life. A balanced decision would be desired. For her treatment consult good psychologist.

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Hi, consult to understand how to handle this delicate situation. where you & her both will be out of trouble. I understand lots of confusion & overthinking must be happening. Difficult to understand what to do. Hence, consult professional. Take care

It's undoubtedly a challenging situation for you, but remember, it's manageable. She appears to be both overly possessive and deeply insecure, indicating she needs help urgently. I strongly recommend reaching out to someone from her family who can provide support, as convincing her alone may be difficult. It's crucial for her to receive assistance promptly to avoid further trouble. Additionally, prioritize your own mental well-being, as this situation is likely impacting you too. You've been handling it admirably, and I believe you can navigate it while also considering her best interests. Take time to work on managing your emotions as well.

Consult with me. Its best for her to take therapy and medicine Lets find a way Connect for same

It seems to be a problem now.. You need to get your girlfriend right..get her treated asap otherwise it may get complicated. You both may end up hurting each other. She is not psychologically and emotionally stable to decide and carry on with the relationship. She needs to be treated in a holistic approach. Counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine would be the best solution for her. Allopathic medicine might be causing side effects or after effects. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Hi, It seems you are a victim of emotional bullying.Her emotional outburst can be due to many reasons.You need to consult a psychiatrist.

Hi. Sit with her when she is in a good mood and discuss your concern and boundaries. Try to maintain a healthy space and a boundary between you two. If there's something which you can't entertain let her know similarly with her. This will help to improve your relationship as you both will be aware about your boundaries very well. You also need to understand her gaslighting behaviour which is causing you to do the things she says. So, you should try to maintain some boundaries. If there're still issues then you both can go for a couple counseling to help with your concern.

I'm sorry to hear about the challenging situation you're facing in your relationship. Dealing with a partner's threats of self-harm can be overwhelming. It's crucial to prioritize the well-being of both yourself and your girlfriend. Encourage her to seek professional help for her struggles with depression and self-harm. Express your concerns openly and honestly, emphasizing that you care about her but are not equipped to handle the situation alone. Consider involving a trusted person in her life, such as a close friend or family member, who can provide support. Establish clear and healthy boundaries in the relationship to protect your own mental well-being. If you're genuinely concerned about her immediate safety, do not hesitate to reach out to emergency services in your area. Remember that while you can offer support, you are not responsible for her actions. Encouraging her to seek professional assistance is crucial in this situation. If you're uncertain about the best course of action, consider seeking guidance from a mental health professional who can provide support and advice tailored to your specific circumstances.

Please connect with the psychologist to discuss in detail.it needs to be resolved quite deeply