Guest guest Posted November 18, 2012 Report Share Posted November 18, 2012 Last night one of my best friends got engaged and it was the happiest moment for me because I know how hard dating has been for her and all of the challenges and struggles she's endured to get to this place. My husband and I went to her engagement party with all of hers and her finance family and friends and you could feel the joy in the room for them. While I was super excited my husband was saddened by the whole thing because as a child of a NADA who spousified him when we got engaged it was utter hell. She threatened to kill herself when we annouced to the family and our friends and our entire engagement period was overcome with lies that she made up about me to convince family members that I was this horrible person stealing her own son. That I beat him, that I threatened him, that I was pregnant and that was the only reason we were together, and on and on and on. This all happened this past January so it hasn't even been a year and we've been married for 6 months now and things have swung back and forth with his family. He's been setting boundaries enforcing them but this has been the first time that he's realized her mental illnesses and it's taking time to adjust accept therapy and so on. I guess my question is when does the hurt stop and forgiveness comes in or when or how do you deal with the anger. On such a happy occasion for people that we love, I don't want that to be surrounded by sadness because we couldn't have that happy family moment and I don't want to influence other parts of our lives together. How do you prevent the crazy from getting into your head? (the ultimate question) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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