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11-12-2008, 10:56 AM | #2866 |
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Well, as if dealing with Mick and my child going to Hawaii for a long period of time and a new job and the ex and everything attendant to that wasn't enough, further excrement hath hit air conditioning.
Allow me to explain. No, that will take to long. Let me sum up. The ex, who shall heretofore be referred to as "B", has a sister. Let's call her "S". S is 16 years old and a bit sheltered. B has confided in her EVERYTHING about our marital split... except for the parts that make him look bad. In other words, S knows I took the baby and left, and that B is very broken up about the fact that his daughter is so far away, yadda yadda yadda. So S leaves me a comment on Myspace about how I've ruined B's life, how she'll never see her niece again, and so on. So I comment back and politely remind her that there's two sides to every story, and perhaps she should hear both of them this time before jumping to conclusions. The reply I get is basically "You're lying, I don't want to hear it, my brother is a great guy and he could never do anything to you that would justify you treating him this way." Again, I responded as politely as I could, while gritting my teeth in frustration, that she really doesn't understand the issues involved here, and needs to either hear both sides of the story, or back off. The response I get? "You have no idea how much B tells me, I know everything that happened, I will never forgive you even if he does, and you better hope you never come into my presence again because if you do I don't know if I can control my temper." That was the essence of it... it was a lot wordier than that, but I really don't see the need to repeat the whole thing here. Why is the opinion of a 16-year-old high schooler upsetting me so much? Because she and I used to be GREAT friends, before her "perfect" brother lost HIS temper and beat the fuck out of me and raped me, and I left and filed a report with NCIS and he's now filling her head with what a horrible person I am. Sorry. Done ranting now. |
11-12-2008, 10:57 AM | #2867 |
Are you knock-kneed?
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SG, Im a stranger to you (considering my short time here so far), but I have come to really admire and respect you. You are in my thoughts and I am sending my best wishes and hopes for a better outcome your way.
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11-12-2008, 11:21 AM | #2868 |
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Oh Treas. Looks like she is purposefully trying to hurt you, to get back at you, for hurting her "perfect brother". You have to think of her as an extension of him at this point. She's chosen sides, and in her case, she landed on the side of shared biology.
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11-12-2008, 12:55 PM | #2869 |
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Thats SOP for a divorce type of situation. Been there, had that done to me (the lies part). It is too early yet in your situation with emotions still running crazy. Things change over time. You can explain your side to her and let her have a year or so to reflect upon it, maybe she will see, maybe not either way you tried. Thats all you can do.
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11-12-2008, 05:50 PM | #2870 | |
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Meanwhile, I hope you know how we're all on your side here, admiring the way you're holding it together. Hugs, definitely.
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11-13-2008, 10:25 AM | #2871 |
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Umm...My heart is shattered into 50 million pieces. It's so cliche to say that, but that's exactly how it feels. So there isn't a better way to say it, outside of saying that there is a feeling, that there is a light film of hell sticking to my reality. I can see through it but that doesn't keep the hell from being there. I can't sleep. I wake up too early, and then I can't pull it together. I'm usually high-functioning but I can't concentrate when my heart hurts, and I just cry when I have to talk to anyone. I need to think right now, but I can't concentrate. Why does my body fail me when I need it the most? I need it to get in gear like a little trooper. I'll give it a couple more hours to shape up. What a crybaby. Waah. I hope that when I am done whining I actually get something accomplished.
Fu**. My body does what it wants sometimes because it's stupid. I tell it one thing and it does something else.
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11-13-2008, 10:43 AM | #2872 |
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Maybe I missed it -- what the hell happened, Cic?
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11-13-2008, 10:46 AM | #2873 |
Why, you're a regular Alfred E Einstein, ain't ya?
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Yeah, Cic...we're here for you if you feel like talking.
Sorry, hon.
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11-13-2008, 10:46 AM | #2874 |
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11-13-2008, 11:12 AM | #2875 |
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My husband wants a divorce. I have to move out. Of course the truck is his, so I have to find somewhere to live in town that allows pets, and is close enough to the job I'm not even technically employed at yet. My parents are right, I might have to move to Mississippi, as I don't have any friends or family here, and not much of a job to go to. This is an expensive place for one income and the real jobs are scant.
Do I say fuck it, I can't make it on my own out here like this? Ask my mom to hit the highway and pick me up so I can load up the vehicle and pup? Or do I get on craigslist and search for house share situations or an apartment, and live on my own like I always have? I've always lived on my own outside of the brief marriage I've had, and a couple of roommates. So my husband seems final about it. I have to get my act together and make some decisions. Except every time I stand up to put myself together I cry. I need to get out of here and start hunting today. Or make the call to my mummy. There really isn't anything in this town for me, as I haven't even made a close friend since living here. Just all work and life in the country..... My mom wants me to stay here until I've been to more appointments with the doctors that I've made. It's just a toss. I don't know. Everything was normal 2 days ago, and now I have a new life to start, that from this vantage point, seems a little dismal. Oh well. I'll try to move about some more. My puppy seems bored with my current attitude. Small miracle, I don't have to work today. Ok I'm getting up and at it. Thanks for listening. I can't start dysfunctional habits now.. I just have to do.
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11-13-2008, 11:15 AM | #2876 |
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Shit!
Oh Cic I'm so sorry. |
11-13-2008, 11:20 AM | #2877 |
We have to go back, Kate!
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Christ, Cic, I'm so sorry. What a kick in the guts. *hugs*
Don't beat yourself up over going back to your mum's though. It's the done thing *smiles* I know I did it when me and J split. It might even do you good. There's something nourishing about going back to base for a bit. And something major like this isnt something you should have to cope with alone. I hope you get it together, and you know where we are if you need to vent. |
11-13-2008, 11:39 AM | #2878 |
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I'm so sorry, Cic. There's no shame in leaning on your parents at a time like this, so don't see it as some sort of personal failure.
Just hang in there.
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11-13-2008, 11:40 AM | #2879 |
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Go to your Moms Cic. You can figure out the rest of your life from there. Its one way to get rid of the hell-tainted film on your life. I know how that film looks and feels...action is the best reaction.
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11-13-2008, 12:46 PM | #2880 |
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Sorry for your troubles Cic. Perhaps you may want to just go back home and regroup. Thats what I did and it turned out to be a really good thing for me mentally, emotionally... all around.
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