Colleen, at least you are one or two steps ahead already... I agree with what you say. You will need some economical stability but don't let that be your main reason for staying... I understand you need to have a job... but something will be probably better than waiting for the good job oportunity to show... plus if you are working even in your old field... you look better for a potential employer... you will distract your mind from your worries... and you will be able to save some money and move away if that is what you decide is best for you.
It is important that you have found out a pattern in your relationship with men... not everybody does. That will allow you to start changing it. It will not be easy but identifying the problem is the first step...
Again agree with Robert-Boyd... we are here to help and give support to each other. It is not an easy decision... but you have to do what will make you happier... and remember you cannot blame others for your unhappiness... you have to blame yourself, cause at the end you are the only one that can take control of your own life.Good luck and love.
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