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Date: October 17, 2022
You wanna date someone who blames you when the truth comes out? Surely not
You realize that giving SOME relationship history is pretty normal. Even the question “have you ever done xyz” is normal (when two people are in a relationship and they are hooking up).
i have done everything i could have done for her right now, i just want to make her the happiest, her and our little girl, i just find it almost impossible to imagine us together again.
its just a waiting game for me now, her to reach out me and contact me, i hope it happens.
Take care of yourself. Take EXTRA care of yourself. Stay hydrated, eat good food, give yourself space to grieve, get a journal, engage in your hobbies. Also, please go get an STD panel. Virtual hugs!!!
Is it bad I had a chuckled at this? I wouldn't, it is crazy and his wrath isn't worth it. But does it make me bad I giggled?
You need to know. You can't avoid your way to fixing this.
It either makes sense or it's just emotional comforting before she moves on from you.
Why would that be instead? Those things are not either/or.
My dad recently confessed that during their separation he sat out side my mom's boyfriend's house with a bat, waiting for him to come home because, like you, he was angry and hurt. He wanted to do something about it.
Luckily (his own word) he was tired from a long shift at work and fell asleep in the car instead. He completely missed the boyfriend. When he woke up he was so relieved he hadnt done something stupid just because he was hurt and angry (and tired). In that moment he realized what that one act would have cost him. His kids, jail time, his job and who knows what else. Plus, the guy really didn't have anything to do with it. his wife knew she was married. It was her responsibility to on-line up to her vows, not his. hell, maybe he didnt even know she was married. Did he want to married to a woman that wasn't faithful to him. Was it worth it to save a marriage like this? She had her own demons to fight and he had tried to help her but she didnt want saving. So he let go and refocused.
To this day (three decades on) he says that the two years after she left was the best years of his life. It was stressful, but he loved the time he had with use. We went to the beach and the park and watched movies and had pizza night. It was very hot for him, im sure, but it was a very precious time. That wouldn't have happened with my mom there.
and then he remarried to a woman that was far more considerate to him. FAR Better things came from that painful parting.
it hurts now, but the pain of this ending is clearing the way for something better to grow. Focus on you. Focus on your kid. That'll get you through. And in thirty years hopefully you'll look back a share good memories with your kid.
You don't get to decide when a partner is ready to get rid of their memories. No matter how insecure you are about it, that time and friendship helped shape him into who he is today. Telling him to ditch them is a bad idea.
If he is anything like my previous partners, his wallet is a black hole, with things he hasn't thought about in years. It's possible that he forgot they were in there, and the memories hit nude. Instead of giving him space, you demanded he sooth your ego..
You don't get to decide when a partner is ready to get rid of their memories. No matter how insecure you are about it, that time and friendship helped shape him into who he is today. Telling him to ditch them is a bad idea.
If he is anything like my previous partners, his wallet is a black hole, with things he hasn't thought about in years. It's possible that he forgot they were in there, and the memories hit naked. Instead of giving him space, you demanded he sooth your ego..
Admitting you need help is a major step in the right direction! I've struggled with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and BPD and wad definitely on par with where you seem to be mentally. Give it time, put in some very hot work in therapy, and you'll get there!
HE IS IN DEBT. HE WILL CONTINUE TO LIE ABOUT HIS FINANCES. HES PRETENDING TO BE WEALTHY. HE WILL DRAG YOU THROUGH THE MUD FINANCIALLY. BREAK UP IMMEDIATELY AND BLOCK HIM.
She’s not the love of his life. He’s obsessed because he didn’t think he actually got his chance with her before she ended things so it is still unresolved on his end. Any sane person would realize that someone who would dump you after 4 months isn’t the love of your life. He needs closure, and he’s willing to sabotage his relationship with you to get it.
You are not required to set yourself on fire to keep someone else warm.