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Monday he texted, said things he later regretted but he's in NY. Today I find out that now for a some time, he's been trying to get with a friend of his he's known for 7 years. Yes her. They have a lot in common and I see it working out. He answered my questions. And I appreciated the candid responses. It has been less than a month. So if I meant that little to him, who am I to hold him back? I always believed in a mourning period, but he seems all ready to jump into living with her! Although he says they communicated restrictions because of her child, and our children. Their communication seems better from the start. Although I believe as a friend, it is too soon for him to jump into living with his new found companion... He needs some personal time to establish his boundaries. He already confessed that it might not work out-although that might have just been for my benefit.
It is never easy losing someone you love. I am trying to stay focused. I do not want to bury myself in my work again in avoidance because I want to be the mother my children need. I am just starting single-motherhood. I have a long road ahead of me. Thanks to good friends and having a place to clear my thoughts, I may be able to survive the struggle with minimal damage.
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I can completely relate to being cheated on. When I was younger I was not in as good shape as I am now. I can say it, I was fat. I never felt attractive. I believe now that being thin doesn’t make you feel beautiful, but when you aren’t and have never been, there is a thrill with being thin and getting the attention from people who find you attractive. So I have always had self esteem issues. I was the girl guys cheated with. I found on more than one occasion that when I thought I was building a relationship with a guy, I was actually being lied to. So for a long time I never felt good enough. None of these were long term relationships though, where I had built a family and a real sense of trust. I can’t imagine that. Finding that out is just as shattering. Just know that it doesn’t mean you aren’t an amazing person. You have already helped me immensely and you don’t even know me. So that to me proves you have a kind heart and that you can survive this. The way I always looked at the ending of any relationship is the chance to re-invent myself. It makes you feel better. Really examine what makes you happy. Focus on those things. My number one recommendation, as corny as it sounds is change your look in a way you know he would hate. Like if he liked your hair long or a certain color get rid of it. It is one of the most liberating things in the world. Then just focus on your girls. Really they are all that matter. I know plenty of people that have survived as single parents. You have already proved to be strong. So you will make it too. I know it. |
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Thank you for your kind words. I think I found the strength to post the whole story. I would love for you to read it. I think it might make your problems even smaller, not to belittle this because I read your story and I understand. I have had issues like that before. But what I have just experienced in my love life goes so far beyond that. I would appreciate feedback because I need help. Thanks again, LoveLight