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Date: October 13, 2022
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This isn’t boyfriend material. Maybe he’s a good fwb, but he’s not the kind of person you share a life with.
Sounds to me like a story someone would make up if they're cheating on you.
Break up with him.
Put things into perspective. His answer to being upset is to make you miserable. How does that make for a healthy relationship?
in her last fuss, she said several time that I have a long journey before we have intimacy again. i surely have thinks to change. but I am sure that she has far more concerns than me to adress before someone touch her. And i suspect than there always will be another drama/problem/whatever to deny my progress.
Bingo!
1) Block her number, block her on social media, block her on everything. 2) Do not text her or call. 3) Buy a notebook and start journaling. If you feel that urge to say something to her, write it down in the notebook. Keep it analog and keep it at home. This is a pressure release for you. You will be amazed how over time it will make you feel better. 4) Take all her pictures and anything she gave you and hide them. Put them in a box and put it somewhere you can’t get to easily. Frequent reminders burden the soul. 5) Exercise, walk, move – your body makes natural endorphins in movement and that will help you keep a clear head. Even if it is a five minute walk, just get out. 6) Be prepared for the journey. Your emotions should be respected and acknowledged. Listen to sad breakup songs and belt it out. Have a good cry. Write terrible poetry. Mourn the end but don’t obsess. If you find yourself obsessing do something to distract yourself like playing a game. You want to break your mind of the habit of thinking about her.
She broke up with you. You can judge if her complaints are valid or if she was being a jerk later, but she doesn’t get to have her cake and eat it too. Don’t wait for her. Learn from this, grow, and move on. There’s nothing you can do to fix things. She doesn’t want it and for you to heal you gotta cut her out.
It hurts now. I get it. But it will get better if you allow yourself to let go and move on.
Does anyone else have the feeling that the ex/ sis’s husband is somehow going to end up being a victim of OP sister’s messed up reality? Or am I planning a soap in my head since it can easily get there? I can kinda see an update coming that she’s lying about the abuse in some way.
She punched you and stole your car. Why haven't you called the police? I get that men are less likely to report physical abuse because society thinks women can't abuse men, but SHE ALSO STOLE YOUR CAR.
If your done… Be done. It's sounds like you are past the point of couples therapy, and he is late to the changing party. Pretty common in divorce.