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Jeffrey 09-03-2012 08:28 AM

Any single people try to pursue a relationship after the TBI?
 
I haven't dated in 4-5 years, though the TBI was a little over 2 years ago.

The chronic pain in the roof of my mouth- I've been waiting for it to miraculously vanish before trying. A regular income & place to live (not with the married couple with kids currently) would help as well.

Just curious what other single guys or women have done. Thanks.

andromeda 09-03-2012 08:36 AM

I have been thinking about this a lot too. *edited*

Though my post is trying to look the humorous side, I do feel quite worried about the fact I'm not exactly a catch right now with the TBI symptoms, not to mention my financial hardship.

windseeker242 09-03-2012 09:19 AM

Hah! Its tough but I think I've accepted that the ship has sailed and I've missed the boat.

"Hi - Your cute - wanna come sit in a dark quiet room with me? We can talk about vitamins?" lol

The more I think about it the less likely it seems. You could argue I'm being pessimistic but if I was a woman - I wouldn't want to date me.

andromeda 09-03-2012 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by windseeker242 (Post 911345)
Hah! Its tough but I think I've accepted that the ship has sailed and I've missed the boat.

"Hi - Your cute - wanna come sit in a dark quiet room with me? We can talk about vitamins?" lol

The more I think about it the less likely it seems. You could argue I'm being pessimistic but if I was a woman - I wouldn't want to date me.

Unless you date another TBI survivor. Or a vampire. We could set up a website :winky:

windseeker242 09-03-2012 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by andromeda (Post 911356)
Unless you date another TBI survivor. Or a vampire. We could set up a website :winky:

A vampire could be cool - maybe in a "Let the right one in" kinda sense.

http://www.tbivampires.com/ is available.......

windseeker242 09-03-2012 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeffrey (Post 911336)
I haven't dated in 4-5 years, though the TBI was a little over 2 years ago.

The chronic pain in the roof of my mouth- I've been waiting for it to miraculously vanish before trying. A regular income & place to live (not with the married couple with kids currently) would help as well.

Just curious what other single guys or women have done. Thanks.

Are you still suffering other symptoms? Sensitivity to light and sound? Cognitive issues? Issues with busy loud places?

I feel like that is what is holding me back from a social life. Of course I don't know how bad the pain in your mouth is, Is it a burning? I was reading through the other neurotalk forums and came across burning mouth syndrome, there may be evidence that it relates to hypothyroidism. I dunno, I'm just trowing ideas out there. I know what its like to be lonely and stuck in a rut, so please forgive me if I'm coming across the wrong way.

Mark in Idaho 09-03-2012 01:53 PM

How about joining a TBI support group? It can be a way to meet someone who understands. Often, families of the TBI person attend the meetings. They can be very understanding.

Damodar 09-03-2012 01:58 PM

I have a friend with another health issue, he says he will try to find a date, but is prepared it will never happen...

Could sex cause another concussion!

windseeker242 09-03-2012 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Damodar (Post 911426)
I have a friend with another health issue, he says he will try to find a date, but is prepared it will never happen...

Could sex cause another concussion!

Depends on the kinda sex your having.......teehee

windseeker242 09-03-2012 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho (Post 911425)
How about joining a TBI support group? It can be a way to meet someone who understands. Often, families of the TBI person attend the meetings. They can be very understanding.

I can only speak for myself here but the only support group available to me is this one - I live in the third world and support groups and stuff like that is just not there.

If I didn't have this website then I would have nobody really, my family seems to think I can just snap out of this whole thing with "positive affirmation" and have even gone so far to accuse me of Münchausen syndrome.

Black Text on a white screen keeps me going........


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