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Can't Get Over Her, Even After She Started Seeing Another Man

My wife had decided to leave me because she had found out that my x girlfriend had been in contact with me for the thousandth time and I hid it from her because I knew she would blame me for her contacting myself.  I tried to explain that the conversation was just casual and over the phone and that I had no desire to reconcile our past relationship over my marriage.  Well to no avail, I found myself living with my brother shortly after.  Then not but a week or 2 later, I find out that she is seeing another man that frequents the pool hall she worked at.  I then start to suspect that she was only looking for a reason to throw me out to justify her seeing this guy.  It's been over 2 months and it still feels so fresh.  I have been seeking out ways to get past this (i.e. Church, Counseling, etc.) and I can't get her out of my mind.  She led me on for a while and then turned around and told me that she didn't want to work on anything with me.  I don't understand why she is so up and down with me, and it's driving me insane.  I've never hurt like this before, and I want a way to heal, but I can't find anything that's consistent.  I'm tired of losing sleep at night, feeling depressed, worrying about what I can't control anymore, being dishonored and cheated on, and being treated like this.  Can someone help me find closure so I can move on with my life and get over this catastrophe?

by yarcmix   28 Posts 
Posted on 3/31/2008 2:34 PM
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Man My Wife Left Me For A Younger Man, And Really I Went Thru Hell The First Couple Months Now Its Been 2 Years And I Decided To Move On , Those Songs We Use To Hear, Movies We Use To Rent, The Sounds Of Her Snoring, The Good And Bad Of Love Making, We Can't Get That Nomore, So Move On And Start Listening To Better Music, Get Better Movies, Get Ready For A New Life With New Feeling Its Out There, You Are A Man With Strength So Do Me A Favor Remember" Someone Trash Is Another Woman's Treasure"
by Kawi   12 Posts
Posted on 4/1/2008 3:18 AM
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Any ex is dangerous even if you aren't doing anything wrong with them.  Just put yourself in her place and you'll quickly realize how threatening that is, unless you are lucky to have a real tight relationship that is high on trust. My advice is stay away from ex partners, even if they are great friends.  Crappy advice, but true via experience for the friends I've known to dabble.
by Desmo   71 Posts
Posted on 3/31/2008 6:52 PM
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I think that you have to let yourself heal.
If you turn your thinking around and realize that her leaving you, makes way for the right woman to find her way to you. You have to remake yourself into a healthy happy person so that new people will be attracted to you. You really don't want to be with someone who would do that to you. Remember her not by only the perfect image that keeps running through your head, but by her flaws instead.
by sgd   2 Posts
Posted on 3/31/2008 6:17 PM
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I would like for that to be an alternative, but she has made it clear that she doesn't want to make an attempt to work things out because of what happened.  She is also seeing another man, which I think is pretty cruel of her to jump right back into a relationship within a week of us separating.  I am not the one pushing for divorce, I had tried to get her to go to counseling with me, church, everything I could possibly do, but she refused to do it with me.  I don't want a divorce, but it appears that is going to be the end result regardless.  I just need to find a way to cope and get over it because there isn't anything I can tell from her end that she is going to change her mind.
by yarcmix   28 Posts
Posted on 3/31/2008 6:13 PM
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it's going to take some time to get over this i think.   it sounds like she is just as confused and upset.  i wouldn't rush to divorce.  why rush?  why not just take some time for both of you to calm down and think this over.
by Vicki   854 Posts
Posted on 3/31/2008 4:40 PM
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