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Fresh and New in over again too! 

I am officially in MELTDOWN. I am at my lowest point since the first days of my separation. Moving on seemed to be the most appropriate topic for this post. The relationship I started way back when (too soon after separating) in now OVER. I am, to say the least, devastated, embarrassed by my poor judgement and choices through out my whole separation. Instead of taking time to restore and take care of myself, I started a new relationship. I knew better and it was against my own advice. But I dove headfirst straight into the deep end. I have known the whole time that he wasn't someone I could be with forever and that it would have to come to an end eventually. I had already tried to break things off a few weeks back because things had gotten tense between us lately and we needed to move on. I thought he would be on board with it. But instead it seemed like a big shock to him and he told me that I meant a lot to him and I would always have a place in his heart. That was the most real thing he had said to me the entire time we had been seeing each other. Then, I called him last night and wanted answers and he blurted out: "I don't love you. I have tried but I just can't." (How does a gal take this?) He had never told me he loved me but he said that when we had sex it wasn't just sex to him. Why didn't he just leave it alone? Why did he have to come back with those things when I broke up with him? Was he shocked by the rejection? After I tried to break up with him a few weeks ago, I had some stuff of his at my house to give back to him and called to see if he wanted me to drop it off. We ended up deciding we needed to talk about things. He came over and we ended up doing a lot but we didn't get a lot of talking done.

So basically, he came back to remind me that I am just body parts to him, then ignored me, until I called him last night so he could break up with me. I haven't proofread this so it may make absolutely NO sense at all and I apologize. I know it's not very good reading material but I just feel so broken I had to get this out. And honestly, I don't have any girl friends that I am close enough to talk to them. So, I turn to you all here. You are the only support I have right now.


by ncdivorcenovice  42 Posts 

Posted on 6/14/2009 12:40 PM
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Sweetie, PLEASE please PLEASE understand, your poor choices can be chalked up to a lot of things but given your health situation, I would absolutely say it's a big contributor to them. Post this on RTH and i guarantee you will find many people have a LOT of similar experiences.

When you are optimally treated for what you are deficient in, you will find you are more aware of the choices, consequences, and be better equipped to MAKE those choices with a clear head. Finding a good doctor and being OPTIMALLY treated (not just "adequately") is crucial for you, especially right now.

*hugs you*

btw, where in NC are you? Send me an email please. I know a few from RTH who are also here in the state with us. Justaustin (one of the mods) is also, she's a nurse. Truly fantastic lady, if you read my member log there.
by delia_M   2861 Posts
Posted on 6/14/2009 1:07 PM
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Hey NC - funny, i was just in N.C. 2 days ago (Cherokee...yeah Harrah's!)  Live in S.C. and took a trip all by myself up there...speaking of feeling like a loser!

Anyway, in reading your blog I think you're jumping from one fire to the next.  But you kinda realized that yourself but still jumped in.  I think you need to take a break from meeting, dating, intimacies and really just do some self reflection and find peace and happiness in yourself before reaching out to another guy. 

I know you're kinda young but when I was around 30 or so I had divorced a guy I was head over heals for (and he was not a good person, lemme tell ya) but anyways after him I jumped to another guy, I ended that relationship and took like 6-8 mos. to myself.  I found peace in myself, realized I didn't need someone to make me happy.  It felt so liberating and I know I was a better person after and to be with.

Well you take care and hope for the best.
by lifeinpurgatory   1830 Posts
Posted on 6/14/2009 12:55 PM
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