Well, her approach was rather harsh. I think that your reaction is normal. Frankly I've actually had a similar situation and believe me I felt like the biggest loser afterwards. Anyways, if you want to feel better then I would suggest some closure. You both live together so I'm assuming that moving out would be difficult, thus you have the opportunity to try and get a straight answer out of her. What I mean is that you should honestly sit down and discuss your anxiety with her. Who knows, maybe she might have some anxieties that she would love to get off her chest as well.
Like I said, I've been in your shoes before but I didn't live with the person who made me depressed so I didn't have the opportunity to tell her how her comment made me feel.
Is it normal to feel worthless when someone says they don't like you?
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Well, her approach was rather harsh. I think that your reaction is normal. Frankly I've actually had a similar situation and believe me I felt like the biggest loser afterwards. Anyways, if you want to feel better then I would suggest some closure. You both live together so I'm assuming that moving out would be difficult, thus you have the opportunity to try and get a straight answer out of her. What I mean is that you should honestly sit down and discuss your anxiety with her. Who knows, maybe she might have some anxieties that she would love to get off her chest as well.
Like I said, I've been in your shoes before but I didn't live with the person who made me depressed so I didn't have the opportunity to tell her how her comment made me feel.