Guest guest Posted September 12, 2010 Report Share Posted September 12, 2010 (()) I'm sorry you have been thru so much pain. I can understand that a breakup is always a double edge sword. You remember the good feelings and you remember your battle scars. It sounds to me that you parting from this women could be a good opportunity for you to have a more stable world..where you can grow and heal. Maybe in future relationships you will be more aware of certain personality traits.... I know for me ever since I found out about PDs I could spot them a mile away. It's good for me to consider things that didn't go well for me like a course I would take in colledge..I leaned stuff and passed the course now I move on to something else. This is a good place for you to get things off your chest..Your among people that understand. Stefanie > > > Thank you Karla, > > My ramblings continue.... > > My ex some times did things that reminded me of my dad. A little bit of gas > lighting..... I lost my shit and yelled when this happened..... Accusing > me abandoning her and not loving her.... of intentionally trying to hurt > her.... > > I had tried twice to break up before..... The first time, she cried and > said " you broke me " , and the second time, she cut herself.... Not suicide, > just cutting. Not in front of me.....I felt sorry for her.... > > What did I get out of the relationship? When I knew I was making her happy, > that made me feel wonderful. I could make her tears disappear with hour > long hugs and kisses. I was able to comfort her, like I was never able to > comfort my fada. Lord knows I tried to comfort him, but he couldn't take it > in. If I could make him happy...... then he would he would have provided > the love and support I needed. > > I kept thinking with her " just one more bump, and then I'll have some one I > can rely on " . I used to want to join the military because I craved that > sense of camaraderie. I still crave camaraderie. The feeling that some one > has my back and is looking out for me. I never had this growing up. The > relationship provided me with hope for a comrade. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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