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  • Nov 1, 2009, 10:30 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by redhed35 View Post
    rebecca,your doing so well,keep it up,your like a differant person to your first post and your last post..looks like you have taken off the shackles and dancing away now.

    great to see it.

    your an inspiration.

    redhed35,
    Actually you are the inspiration who give people the light and direction.
    I just followed the guideline.
    I feel much better, because I know what I want in my life.
    If there is a goal, I will find the way to reach it. I always did it.
    I am dancing around now, but standing on my firm ground. I will not stand on a cloude with illusion any more.
    Thank you always.
  • Nov 4, 2009, 06:53 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Week 5

    My apartment re-decoration project is going very well, and I am glad I started it. It makes be busy, and gives me so much fun. My place looks fresh as like a lemon. I feel much better and refreshed. I even changed all the curtains. All women should know how fun it. :)

    Now, I have boxed my ex's stuff now. What is the best way to handle it?
    I really do not want to open a possibility of getting frustration or argument from him.
    I am having it in my closet corner for now.
    Some of his stuff have values, and some have only sentimental values.
    Thanks for your advice in advance!
  • Nov 4, 2009, 06:58 AM
    redhed35

    If he is not looking for it don't send it..

    Do not open the lines of communication.

    If he looks for it,you can then forward it to him through a 3rd party..

    Your doing so well, if you did make contact he may misunderstand and read too much into it ,he knows it's there,let him look for his stuff first.
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:05 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by redhed35 View Post
    if he is not looking for it dont send it..

    do not open the lines of communication.

    if he looks for it,you can then forward it to him through a 3rd party..

    your doing so well, if you did make contact he may misunderstand and read too much into it ,he knows its there,let him look for his stuff first.

    I agree.
    I guess I have to keep it in my closet for a while then.
    Thanks always!
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:15 AM
    Cat1864
    If you do send his things back, I suggest sending them to his friend (Dave?) or the friend's wife to be returned to him from there or by way of your father to his father.

    I agree that you should not have any direct communication with him even if it is sending him a package of his own belongings.
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:17 AM
    amicon

    I like your colourscheme!
    I boxed my exes stuff for a month then took it to a charity shop.:-)
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:20 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Cat1864 View Post
    If you do send his things back, I suggest sending them to his friend (Dave?) or the friend's wife to be returned to him from there or by way of your father to his father.

    I agree that you should not have any direct communication with him even if it is sending him a package of his own belongings.


    I agree. I do not want any direct communication with him, since he can take it as a sign or an opportunity to re-start his argument.
    I will think about it and find the best soultion.
    It is not urgent, can wait until I can come up with a good idea.
    Thank you always!!
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:22 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by amicon View Post
    I like your colourscheme!
    I boxed my exes stuff for a month then took it to a charity shop.:-)

    I love the new color scheme too.
    It looks professional.
    I like to idea of 'charity shop', and it sounds very good.
    Is it ethical to get rid of someone's belongings by myself without permission?
    I am puzzled.
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:24 AM
    kctiger
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by confusedrebecca View Post
    I love the new color scheme too.
    It looks professional.
    I like to idea of 'charity shop', and it sounds very good.
    Is it ethical to get rid of someone's belongings by myself without permission?
    I am puzzled.

    In my mind it isn't a question of ethics, it is a question of necessity. Welcome to a break up, where others' belongings have to go, regardless. You have to do what's best for you. Take your time as you said it wasn't urgent and consider the best option possible to avoid any prolonged drama.
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:27 AM
    confusedrebecca
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    Traveling Finally after 5 weeks of breakup.

    Good morning everyone, I got very lucky, and have to tell you the good news.
    I wanted to get out so badly since I broke up, but could not arrange a trip due to my friend's busy schedule.
    I did some spell on my girl friends over Halloween party, ("oh, I can see you will takje a gorgeous trip in a tropical area very soon..." something like that).

    Guess what! It worked! I am going to take a cruise trip with 2 of my girl friends!

    We found a last minute deal with Royal Caribbean Cruise line last night, and we just booked the trip online just now. It is for 10 days trip, and we are leaving next week.

    It is round trip from NY to San Juan, Puerto Rico; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas; Samana, Dominican Republic; Labadee, Haiti.

    I am so grateful. The Genie's bottle really works!!
    I am pretty sure it will help me to get rid of the post breakup blue big time.
    :)
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:40 AM
    paxe

    OOOhhh, I'm leaving for mexico, cancun with some friends on the 31st of December. It's so great. If I were you learn scuba diving because some beaches are beautiful.
    Plus you are going to Samana, I've been there and it's one of the best places in the world. If you could, go to the main town of Los portillos (there is a huge community of french expat.) and ask around where you can rent a boat. Take the boat towards Playa Bonito, but don't stop there, continue for half an hour.

    You'll find a secluded beach, where it is only accessible from water and probably some cool fisherman. This beach is untouched and BEAUTIFUL. You will find the most amazing corals there.

    If not, go to the beach of playa rincon, it's the top 10 most beautiful beach in the world.
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:41 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by kctiger View Post
    In my mind it isn't a question of ethics, it is a question of necessity. Welcome to a break up, where others' belongings have to go, regardless. You have to do what's best for you. Take your time as you said it wasn't urgent and consider the best option possible to avoid any prolonged drama.

    I agree.
    I like the way you put it as "prolonged drama". Yes, my break up was a series of big drama.
    I will find out the best way to send the stuff, but not to irritate him unnecessarily. I do not want to see he is repeating the useless drama again. It is very tired to see it.
    Thanks for support! It means a lot to me. So kind of you.
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:41 AM
    amicon
    Re charityshop:one of the last things I said to the ex was could we meet up and exchange our stuff-to which he slammed the phone down. We re talking possession to the value of about $500 I spoke to my solicitor and she was OK with my giving it to the charity shop- but I live in England so I don't know about the law in your state-maybe get legal advice on that one?
  • Nov 4, 2009, 07:52 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by paxe View Post
    OOOhhh, I'm leaving for mexico, cancun with some friends on the 31st of december. It's so great. If I were you learn scuba diving because some beaches are beautiful.
    Plus you are going to Samana, I've been there and it's one of the best places in the world. If you could, go to the main town of Los portillos (there is a huge community of french expat.) and ask around where you can rent a boat. Take the boat towards Playa Bonito, but don't stop there, continue for half an hour.

    You'll find a secluded beach, where it is only accessible from water and probably some cool fisherman. This beach is untouched and BEAUTIFUL. You will find the most amazing corals there.

    If not, go to the beach of playa rincon, it's the top 10 most beautiful beach in the world.

    WOW!
    Thanks for all the tips. I love traveling. I enjoyed snorkeling last time in Bahamas, and it was fun. " top 10 most beautiful beach in the world"? How did I get that lucky?

    Good luck with Mexico, and have a lot of fun!! Send us some photos as well.
    Thanks!
  • Nov 4, 2009, 08:05 AM
    paxe

    Ironically,
    I went when I was with my ex. It doesn't bother me and I have only good memories of it. Samana is like heaven on earth. Don't forget to post some pictures here also.
  • Nov 4, 2009, 08:19 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by paxe View Post
    Ironically,
    I went when I was with my ex. It doesn't bother me and I have only good memories of it. Samana is like heaven on earth. Don't forget to post some pictures here also.

    For me, this itinerary & this ship is brand new for me, I have not gone there with my ex.
    Thanks, God! I am going to create a new chapter & new memory in this trip.

    I will post some photos! I promise.:D
  • Nov 5, 2009, 07:10 PM
    confusedrebecca
    I saw my ex

    I went out with a group of my co workers for lunch today. We went to a restaurant, which was opened recently, and supposed to be one of the hot places. The place was so crowded, and we had to be on the waiting list, and waited for our table in the lounge area.
    I accidentally looked around over the glass panel, and found there was my ex. He was dining with 3 other people. He frowned his faces all the time, and dined with unpleasant face. I can tell he seemed so arrogant & mean to them.
    I suddenly lost my appetite, made an excuse, and left the scene. Fortunately, he did not see me.

    I just wonder, how I lost my interest in him so completely. Am I too cold?
    It will be very gross to me if he tries to sit next to me in any case.
    What a day!
  • Nov 5, 2009, 07:31 PM
    supermannnnnn

    Wow. He does not LOVE YOU! TRUST ME... This is coming from a MAN.. He is a liar and a sad excuse for a MAN. A REAL MAN do not treat women like this. Hes a little punk and I would slap him for you if I was there.

    If you loved him , you would be with him even if he's trying to date other women? HAHAHA.. Are you kidding me?

    I am not lying to you and if you were smart, you will listen to me. He does not love you. Its fake.

    NOWWW>>> What should you do?? You feel like crap and is heartbroken... I was there before also.

    First read the stickies on the relationship forum.

    The only thing that will heal your heart is time.

    The MOST IMPORTANT rule is NO CONTACT! In any shape or form. No cheating! This rule is so powerful...

    Throw away everything that reminds you of him. Just do it! I know it hurts but if you don't do it, you'll be disrespecting yourself and letting that punk disrespect you also..

    NO calls, emails, texts, ANYTHING! Change his phone number on your phone to someone else's name like " FAT ALBERT ".

    BEtter yourself. Be active. GO SHOPPING! Buy some nice LINGERIE for your next boyfriend... HAhahahha... Learn to apply makeup a different way on YOUTUBE.COM. Go dancing with your girlfriends. Talk to your friends. Talk to family. Be social. Watch the food network and learn how to cook. Sing... Only happy music... Not love music... Do anything to forget about him. Learn to HATE HIM! EXERCISE!! SWEAT!! All in all, Better yourself... THis is SO IMPORTANT.

    Do all these things and keep busy. Time will heal your heart little by little everyday. You will realize soon that he was not even worth it in the first place. And in the future when he sees you again, he will want you back so bad... By then you will have the choice if you want him back or not. But I bet by then you will have already found a new, better boyfriend and just laugh at him...

    ROFL

    =)

    Good luck...

    ^____^;;
  • Nov 5, 2009, 07:33 PM
    supermannnnnn

    lol, I didn't see your last post! Seems like you already forgot about him! CONGRATS! AHAHHA... =)
  • Nov 6, 2009, 06:22 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by supermannnnnn View Post
    lol, i didnt see your last post! Seems like you already forgot about him! CONGRATS! AHAHHA... =)


    Thanks for your post and concerns. Yes, I am done with him. :)
  • Nov 6, 2009, 06:27 AM
    Cat1864
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by confusedrebecca View Post
    I just wonder, how I lost my interest in him so completely. Am I too cold?

    You are anything but cold. From your writings here, I would say that you are an extremely out-going warm-hearted person.

    I think one reason why it seems like you are getting over him faster than you may feel like you should is that you have support of friends and family keeping you from letting yourself wallow in remorse, pity, or confusion.

    Another reason is that you have woken up from an unrealistic dream of what a romantic relationship should be. You can now see what you thought were caring gestures were actually attempts at controlling your thoughts, feelings, actions, etc. Finding yourself again can be a big help in 'getting over' the person who tried to change you.

    Welcome back to reality. :)
  • Nov 6, 2009, 07:20 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Cat1864 View Post
    You are anything but cold. From your writings here, I would say that you are an extremely out-going warm-hearted person.

    I think one reason why it seems like you are getting over him faster than you may feel like you should is that you have support of friends and family keeping you from letting yourself wallow in remorse, pity, or confusion.

    Another reason is that you have woken up from an unrealistic dream of what a romantic relationship should be. You can now see what you thought were caring gestures were actually attempts at controlling your thoughts, feelings, actions, etc. Finding yourself again can be a big help in 'getting over' the person who tried to change you.

    Welcome back to reality. :)

    Cat2070939,
    You are right about the whole thing again. Thanks for your insight. I really think I am over him at this point. I did not expect I could over the future husband to be so quickly.
    I am glad I do not have any confusion anymore. I have clean head and refreshed heart.

    Last night, I was so scared though, because I wonder if I became a man hater or cold woman. That was the last one I want to be. I want to be the same person before I met my ex, who is very sweet and passionate for anything around my life. Thanks for assuring me as a good woman. I feel greatly relived. :)

    It is a big wake up call for me to realize how much I was deceived by the illusion of love with the wrong man. I could end up living in a totally wrong path for my entire life. I am so glad I found out the 'real color' of him before it is too late.

    I just want to make sure to myself, (ha ha since I was scared) I have been believed as a woman who has endless sweet love for my partner in any age. I know I still have the good heart and un-tarnished passion for 'the right man'. One day, I will meet the right person somehow magically, and make him honored, loved and perfectly happy. Ha Ha (I guess I have to be extremely careful to choose a date or figure out the real color of the person though. )

    Right now, I am only focusing on processing my healing whatever it takes, and will have fun as much as possible as a single. I have good family, friends, AMHD (best part), good job, pretty apartment (!), and so many fun plans in my hands. I cannot be happier. My calendar is already filled with many exciting plans until the end of the year. By the way, I got the call from the hospital for the volunteer opportunity. I wish I had some medical skills, but I have none. I guess I can do something for them still.

    Yes, I am happy to live in my reality!
  • Nov 6, 2009, 07:33 AM
    Cat1864
    Would you be interested in looking into volunteer opportunities in fund raising for the hospital or one of the charities associated with it?
  • Nov 6, 2009, 07:43 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Cat1864 View Post
    Would you be interested in looking into volunteer opportunities in fund raising for the hospital or one of the charities associated with it?

    Yes, I am. I am deeply involved with the multiple fund raising committee in my area. :)
  • Nov 6, 2009, 07:52 AM
    Cat1864
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by confusedrebecca View Post
    Yes, I am. I am deeply involved with the multiple fund raising committee in my area. :)

    I thought it sounded like you were. :D

    Does the hospital need volunteers to help children/teens with their school work or help keep them entertained with reading or games? For that matter, do they need volunteers to be "companions" for adults, too?
  • Nov 7, 2009, 05:20 PM
    confusedrebecca
    I think I am going to date again.

    Friday night I went to a cinema with Mr. scrub, my neighbor, who asked me out for the movie, Zombieland. I thought the movie was somewhat PG-13 comedy horror, but it was the worst horror ever. I was so scared, and pretty much screamed for entire movie. Mr. Scrub had arms around me to comfort, and I shoved my half face on his shirt (?), and inventively it looks like he hugged me for entire movie, but it was not that intentional.
    After movie, we had a quick bite together. On the way come back, he asked me to go out with him again. I casually said yes, but I would choose a better movie at this time. Ha Ha

    He looked at me with serious look, and said it will not be just hanging out, but a real formal date. He said he had crush on me for long time, heard about my breakup from Dexter, he would go slow, and will not pressure or rush me. Well, I told him I would be gone for cruise for 2 weeks. He told me he would happily wait for me for 2 weeks, but he had to know the exact date to make plans for us. He joked he was wondering if someone would ask me out in any minutes, since I am single now. He was blushed when he said that part, and it was cute. He was funny, charming, good looking and intelligent indeed. So, I happily accepted it. I have not dated any doctor so far, and it will be new thing for me. So, I am set up for a dressed-up formal date just after my trip. It will be exactly 8 weeks from the breakup.

    By the way, Mr. healthy soup (Will) is teaching me rocket ball every Wednesday now as well. I also have a guy who had a big crush on me in the Halloween party, and he wants me to take me out too. So, one, who is living in my building, and another, my co-worker, and 3rd guy, Mr. Halloween…I will try to hang out with them and see how it goes. I have no intention to take anyone serious, but I need good company & fun now. I guess I should tell them in front not to hurt their feelings & avoid confusions.

    Well, my single life goes well, and my ex is history now. Should I close this thread now? Thank you for your support, all.
  • Nov 7, 2009, 05:26 PM
    supermannnnnn
    Congrats!
  • Nov 7, 2009, 06:21 PM
    Cat1864
    Definitely be honest with them and go slow.

    You are doing great, but be prepared for something to trigger a down moment. Holidays can be a tricky time. Though, it sounds like these gentleman may try to make sure you don't have time to think about Mr. Ex. :)
  • Nov 7, 2009, 06:54 PM
    asking

    I agree with Cat. Don't be surprised by a bad moment.

    And, no, don't close the thread! This is entertaining. :)

    Plus if someone comes along all sad about a situation similar to yours, they can read it and see that there really other fish in the sea.

    But maybe I'm just being selfish.

    Have a great trip and nice that you had such a great date (well, sort of). I went to see Zombieland with my two teenage sons and even though I knew what to expect, I still yelped a couple of times!
  • Nov 7, 2009, 06:59 PM
    friend4u178

    I agree with asking , keep this thread going. Not only are we happy to hear your story but it's a great journal for you to look back on and see what you've learnt from your break up.

    This is a feel good thread to me :)
  • Nov 7, 2009, 09:55 PM
    imabratt

    I think you should send the player packin’! He is trying to “have his cake and eat it too”!
    I would post a fake profile on his dating sites and respond to him and lead him on, it will make you know exactly what kind of man you gave your heart to. Also always remember, boys lie.. I heard this statement a long time ago and it made quite a bit of sense. A real man never lies..
  • Nov 7, 2009, 11:08 PM
    paxe
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by confusedrebecca View Post
    I think I am going to date again.

    Friday night I went to a cinema with Mr. scrub, my neighbor, who asked me out for the movie, Zombieland. I thought the movie was somewhat PG-13 comedy horror, but it was the worst horror ever. I was so scared, and pretty much screamed for entire movie. Mr. Scrub had arms around me to comfort, and I shoved my half face on his shirt (?), and inventively it looks like he hugged me for entire movie, but it was not that intentional.
    After movie, we had a quick bite together. On the way come back, he asked me to go out with him again. I casually said yes, but I would choose a better movie at this time. Ha Ha

    He looked at me with serious look, and said it will not be just hanging out, but a real formal date. He said he had crush on me for long time, heard about my breakup from Dexter, he would go slow, and will not pressure or rush me. Well, I told him I would be gone for cruise for 2 weeks. He told me he would happily wait for me for 2 weeks, but he had to know the exact date to make plans for us. He joked he was wondering if someone would ask me out in any minutes, since I am single now. He was blushed when he said that part, and it was cute. He was funny, charming, good looking and intelligent indeed. So, I happily accepted it. I have not dated any doctor so far, and it will be new thing for me. So, I am set up for a dressed-up formal date just after my trip. It will be exactly 8 weeks from the breakup.

    By the way, Mr. healthy soup (Will) is teaching me rocket ball every Wednesday now as well. I also have a guy who had a big crush on me in the Halloween party, and he wants me to take me out too. So, one, who is living in my building, and another, my co-worker, and 3rd guy, Mr. Halloween…I will try to hang out with them and see how it goes. I have no intention to take anyone serious, but I need good company & fun now. I guess I should tell them in front not to hurt their feelings & avoid confusions.

    Well, my single life goes well, and my ex is history now. Should I close this thread now? Thank you for your support, all.

    I'm so glad for you! Though, make sure that you don't replace your ex with someone else, it is really important that you stay single for a long time. I had (and still have) my shares of dates and girls interested in me, but you need to get better on your own. The reason for that is that you will become much stronger for the future and you will be able to cope with other problems.

    I've talked to this girl that I'm really interested and she seems really interested, and I am happy things are going well for me. The difference from before is I don't think about her right now and I don't get my hopes up. I am able to control my emotions and I am able to concentrate on other stuff until I see her. If she goes with another guy, it will do nothing to me, because I learned to be strong. This is what I achieved with active healing all these months, more control over my emotions and more confidence (which attracts more girls).
  • Nov 8, 2009, 06:46 AM
    redhed35
    Hey rebecca,if you feel your ready to date again fair enough, however I would like to give you a word of caution... you have experienced a bad break up,and although you have made great strides in healing,and getting back too you,remember wounds take time to heal,you have a nice scab forming and all is going well...

    Getting perspective takes time,and your breakup was littered with psycological (sp) trauma as well,and I would worry that you would form an attachment or fall for a man too quickly...

    As I said you know you best and this is just an outside opinion,words on a screen,but its objective... have fun and enjoy the company by all means,but protect your mind,your heart and that scab!
  • Nov 8, 2009, 06:48 AM
    Cat1864
    imabratt, just a piece of friendly advice, please read an entire thread or at very least the latest posts by the op, before adding your advice. Often there is updated information in a thread especially one with over 300 posts that will change what advice is needed.
  • Nov 8, 2009, 07:24 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by supermannnnnn View Post
    congrats!

    Thank you for your kind word!:)
  • Nov 8, 2009, 07:28 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by paxe View Post
    I'm so glad for you!! Though, make sure that you don't replace your ex with someone else, it is really important that you stay single for a long time. I had (and still have) my shares of dates and girls interested in me, but you need to get better on your own. The reason for that is that you will become much stronger for the future and you will be able to cope with other problems.

    I've talked to this girl that I'm really interested and she seems really interested, and I am happy things are going well for me. The difference from before is I don't think about her right now and I don't get my hopes up. I am able to control my emotions and I am able to concentrate on other stuff until I see her. If she goes with another guy, it will do nothing to me, because I learned to be strong. This is what I achieved with active healing all these months, more control over my emotions and more confidence (which attracts more girls).

    Thank you, paxe,
    I agree with you completely. Since last time I saw my ex, I feel like I do not care if he dates someone else now. I was deeply hurt by his cheating before, but I like to move forward. I will not dwell in the sorrow for the man anymore. He did not deserve me anyway.
    Regarding to the healing though, I still did not forgive him. I do not know I will ever forgive him. Is it the sign I am not still over him completely? I wonder...
  • Nov 8, 2009, 07:40 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by redhed35 View Post
    hey rebecca,if you feel your ready to date again fair enough, however i would like to give you a word of caution...you have experienced a bad break up,and although you have made great strides in healing,and getting back too you,remember wounds take time to heal,you have a nice scab forming and all is going well...

    getting perspective takes time,and your breakup was littered with psycological (sp) trauma as well,and i would worry that you would form an attachment or fall for a man too quickly....

    as i said you know you best and this is just an outside opinion,words on a screen,but its objective...have fun and enjoy the company by all means,but protect your mind,your heart and that scab!

    Hi redhead,
    Yes, I exactly expected your advice. I need caution. I do not want to dwell in the sorrow, but I do not want to end up with impulsive rebound relationship either.

    As you say, the breakup with my ex was the biggest psychological (sp) trauma in my life, it wounded myself esteem and personal belief from the root. I will try to be logical and emotionally conservative & neutral not to develop a form of attachment or fall for a man too quickly...

    The good thing is all 3 men showed up at the same time, and it will give me some balance not to fall for a man quickly. However, it will be tricky to be fair to the gentlemen, and not to hurt their feelings until I found the right person among them.

    I will definitely go slowly. My way has been always going slow, and nobody never had me in the first a couple of month. I know. I am way too traditional. :)

    I know I am too genuine sometimes for my age, and will try to protect myself. I will come and ask your opinion always. You are helping me in a great deal all the time. Thank you.
  • Nov 8, 2009, 07:45 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Cat1864 View Post
    Definitely be honest with them and go slow.

    You are doing great, but be prepared for something to trigger a down moment. Holidays can be a tricky time. Though, it sounds like these gentleman may try to make sure you don't have time to think about Mr. Ex. :)


    Cat1864,
    I agree. I thought about the coming Holiday, and I know I will give me Holiday blue big time. I was with my ex in all the Holiday events, and now I am suddenly single.
    However, I will guard my feelings, and be honest with the 3 gentlemen.
    I promise I will go very slowly.
    I will keep updating you and ask your wise opinion all the time.:)
  • Nov 8, 2009, 07:51 AM
    asking
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by confusedrebecca View Post
    ...I still did not forgive him. I do not know I will ever forgive him. Is it the sign I am not still over him completely? I wonder...

    To me, it just means you learned a powerful lesson. It's certainly too fresh to expect yourself to forgive him now. I don't think it will still be bothering you much in 10 years. You'll just be glad you didn't marry him!

    But are you required to ever forgive him eventually? That's really up to you. I wouldn't worry about it now.
  • Nov 8, 2009, 07:53 AM
    confusedrebecca
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by asking View Post
    I agree with Cat. Don't be surprised by a bad moment.

    And, no, don't close the thread! This is entertaining. :)

    Plus if someone comes along all sad about a situation similar to yours, they can read it and see that there really other fish in the sea.

    But maybe I'm just being selfish.

    Have a great trip and nice that you had such a great date (well, sort of). I went to see Zombieland with my two teenage sons and even though I knew what to expect, I still yelped a couple of times!


    Hahaha
    Then, I will keep this thread open, and keep posting my new journal.
    Indeed, it is peace in my mind I have a great place I can vent and get warm support and wise advice.

    Yes, the Zombieland was brutally horror movie.
    It is one of the perfect post breakup movie, we can shake off all our sorrow, and scream out all the stress from our chest. I recommend it. :D

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