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    #101

    Jan 29, 2007, 11:43 AM
    Yes Mom, I bought a pair of shoes (one can never have too many shoes :D ) that I'll probably wear once because they're too high! Some fab jeans for my growing up fast daughter and last but not least, a bathroom suite! So perhaps the DIY is a little optimistic and I'll have to hire a man that can.

    How upsetting to miss your daughters competition, but you did have a real good excuse. Hope you're on the road to recovery now. What a clever girl, how proud you must be!
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    #102

    Feb 8, 2007, 07:42 PM
    Hi,
    Learn to love from far; you cannot change feelings. Life will be easier for yourself . I completely relate ; in a different kind of way!
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    #103

    Feb 8, 2007, 09:06 PM
    I'm thinking of starting a new thread "Why does shopping lift a females spirits" Or "How come there is no evidence of a female ever dropping while shopping." or " Whats in your wallet.....................nuthin' honey"
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    #104

    Feb 9, 2007, 06:28 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by talaniman
    I'm thinking of starting a new thread "Why does shopping lift a females spirits" Or "How come there is no evidence of a female ever dropping while shopping." or " Whats in your wallet.....................nuthin' honey"
    I'm reminded of the joke about the woman who was all excited about the dress she got on sale. Telling her husband about it, she said "Look, honey, I saved thirty dollars on this dress. What should I do with the money I saved?" He said, "Show it to me."
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    #105

    Feb 9, 2007, 12:56 PM
    Come on lads give us a break, it's not about money, its about therapy :D

    An odd thing has just happened. We are experiencing heavy snow in our area and as my ex was late picking up my daughter and mom wasn't home she asked him to pull up outside my house and sound his horn so that Meg could just go out to him. Not a great plan, but I was left with no choice.

    Well, not five minutes ago he walked in my house uninvited as if nothing was wrong. Luckily I was upstairs getting ready for a night out. I don't know what he was trying to achieve but I'm so glad I didn't see him! Now I know why I don't trust him to come here!
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    #106

    Feb 9, 2007, 03:37 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by talaniman
    I'm thinking of starting a new thread "Why does shopping lift a females spirits" Or "How come there is no evidence of a female ever dropping while shopping." or " Whats in your wallet.....................nuthin' honey"
    T- Come on now... when we're at home and you're sitting around watching basketball, baseball, soccer or whatever, and we can't stop talking about this and that, don't get much more than a "oh" and "aha" and then SUDDENLY we say we're going shopping you turn around, smile big:D and say, "okay babe, I'll see you later, have fun, oh and don't worry about comin home to make dinner, I'll order pizza with the fellas!" Hmmmmmmm...

    Oh, and no, we don't actually drop, that's why we're supposed to "shop til we drop" cause this way we never have to stop... get it?? It's a retail therapy marathon worth every penny, for your sanity as well as ours!
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    #107

    Feb 11, 2007, 04:07 PM
    Just one of my many talents Tal!! ;)
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    #108

    Feb 19, 2007, 09:38 AM
    I agree with you Val.

    Kay, self love begins with you. When you value yourself and hold yourself up as worthy of healthy and abiding love, you will give up on this man. You need to affirm to yourself that you are giving and beautiful and worthy of anything good that God has in store for you. Your life cannot get better without your full participation.

    You made a good start by ceasing contact with the inconsiderate and unloving man. There is no decent defense for what he put your family through and he is most unworthy of you and yours.

    Truly, when you start seeing your beauty, others will too. Beauty gravitates from inside all of us, when we allow it to flow. It is necessary to cut out the disease that we have before welcomed into our lives in order to make our lives better and for the beauty to show itself.

    You owe it to your children to make better choices. If you have put up with garbage being slung at you,( not literal), then what chance will they have with their future relationships. The most important part of good parenting is example. All the words you tell your kids about their worth will mean nothing if you don't follow it.

    Blessings to you sweetie, you are worth so much more than what your ex has valued you at. Reflect on this for a time, and your love may just slip away. I pray for your release from bondage. Blessings again.
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    #109

    Feb 21, 2007, 02:32 AM
    Thank you sexy for your kind words.

    I'm slowly being released from that bondage and am amazed at how differently I feel. The no contact rule has been my saviour, not as a punishment for him but as healing time for me. It truly works as a powerful medicine to allow body and soul to recover from trauma such as this.

    Of course such wonderful advice from the people here is also a contributing factor. I am in a better place and am hopeful for the future.
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    #110

    Mar 11, 2007, 10:05 AM
    It's my ex-hubby's birthday today. I've had 23 years of sending cards, presents and planning romantic meals... and this year I've done nothing. It's another hurdle I've climbed, but it has left me feeling really empty and down today. :(
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    #111

    Mar 11, 2007, 10:14 AM
    Its okay to feel that way, because you know that the feeling will pass. To help it along, do something nice for yourself on this beautiful Sunday afternoon.
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    #112

    Mar 12, 2007, 09:09 AM
    You are quite right Tal, the feeling has passed.
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    #113

    Mar 12, 2007, 10:04 AM
    Now its raining here, thanks:eek:
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    #114

    Mar 12, 2007, 11:25 AM
    Ah, I passed my mood onto the weather... the sun will be out again soon, I promise :)
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    #115

    Mar 12, 2007, 12:18 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by kay13
    Someone please help! I divorced my husband 10 years ago because he made me choose between my marriage and our unborn child. I choose our child and had a beautiful baby girl alone. Since then my ex has kept me on the back burner with promises that one day we will be together. Last weekend I discovered that another woman had been staying with him at weekends and he introduced her to our daughter, I'm devestated and don't know how to get through this. Our 18 year old son hasn't spoken to him for 3 years because of how he treats me, and he is giving this as the excuse for not being a family. We had a very bitter divorce and I went through pregnancy and birth alone just hoping that once he saw the baby he would change his mind but he has been dangling the carrot ever since. Trouble is I love him and can't see a future without him, but I also know I can't go on like this.
    On my request we've not had contact for two months because it's worse when I see him, so he's picking up or daughter from my moms house. Help, I don't know where to go from here.:confused:
    Give him time to understand that his life will fall apart f he does not give his family a second chance. His daughter will never have a dad and will not be able to wear those shirts that say "DADDYS LITEL GIRL" and his son wil never talk to him and a father uis supposed to be a role model for is sonm . He will look up to him if he gived you a chance. For you the best advise i can give you is that u need to let alll this comotion and mybe it will sink in
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    #116

    Mar 12, 2007, 02:16 PM
    If you read these13 pages you will find the situation has progressed quite a bit.
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    #117

    Mar 23, 2007, 10:54 AM
    Oh dear, another hurle to jump. Ex-hubby has departed on a caribbean cruise today. When I arrived home from work my sister-in-law called me to tell me that he will be getting married on board ship. He's not even told his daughter. What a silly fool I've been, how could I have not seen this coming. :(
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    #118

    Mar 23, 2007, 11:31 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by kay13
    What a silly fool I've been, how could I have not seen this coming. :(
    There's no reason why you should have seen it coming if your attention is on other things, which is where it belongs. You're no fool. He's the fool. Let him be. Think elsewhere.
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    #119

    Mar 23, 2007, 12:21 PM
    You may care for a minute but really what difference will it really make in your life? None at all!! Shopping anyone?? Spring clearance.
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    #120

    Mar 23, 2007, 01:58 PM
    Come on Kay - I saw it coming from your posts. You had to have.

    Let him go!! Once and for all!!

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