retsud_043
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Man, I'm sorry to hear this, but like so many have said, you'll be better off in the long run. Stay stong and remember..... your FABO family will always be here for ya!
Sounds like my first wife. I am on my second marrage of 4 1/2 years and she is by far the best thing that has ever happened to me. Before I married my current wife I told her "If you ever want to leave me I will help you pack your stuff" and that is my attitude. I won't be with a woman that has doubts. I know it sucks right now for you, but it will get easier. Just don't do anything stupid. Don't say anything stupid and don't let her mess with your head and don't sell the mopar. For some reason I miss cars that I have had and not the women.
Good luck.
---------Just like he says....VERY WELL PUT AND WELL SAID....GOSPEL TRUTH...YOU DONT WANT FOP GODDAM IT, YOUR A DAPPER DAN MAN!!!!As bad as it may feel now .. It is for the best.
It's like the old girlfriend I had . We were even engaged . I was soooo in love . So in love I didn't even realize how shtitty my life was.
She got drunk every day and I loved her .
She lied all the time and I loved her .
She cheated and I loved her .
She left me for another man and I still loved her ..
I looked for another woman to fill her place . even though I still loved her .
Then one day I pulled my head out of my *** . This moment of enlightenment came one day when I was watching TV I was sitting in my underwear scratching my balls, drinking a beer and enjoying the sound and smell of my own farts. No joke.
My life was great . I mean really, really great . It was at that point that I truly realized how crappy and chaotic my life had been with her and what a disaster the relationship was
I ran into her about a year later . Her new husband was in Iraq. She asked me out for a drink and started the same old sweet talk . I just walked away.
Hmmmm invite over some hottie's to help you pack her stuff
As bad as it may feel now .. It is for the best.
It's like the old girlfriend I had . We were even engaged . I was soooo in love . So in love I didn't even realize how shtitty my life was.
She got drunk every day and I loved her .
She lied all the time and I loved her .
She cheated and I loved her .
She left me for another man and I still loved her ..
I looked for another woman to fill her place . even though I still loved her .
Then one day I pulled my head out of my *** . This moment of enlightenment came one day when I was watching TV I was sitting in my underwear scratching my balls, drinking a beer and enjoying the sound and smell of my own farts. No joke.
My life was great . I mean really, really great . It was at that point that I truly realized how crappy and chaotic my life had been with her and what a disaster the relationship was
I ran into her about a year later . Her new husband was in Iraq. She asked me out for a drink and started the same old sweet talk . I just walked away.
I have been with her for 4-1/2 years just got married last month < Snip >
Oh i forgot i have no kids with her thank god
My first wife went home with a guy she met in a bar that she went to with some "friends". We were married 6 months. About the time I got over that I met my second wife. We cohabitated for 2 1/2 years, had a little girl, had been married for 6 months, and as far as I knew were as happy as clams. Then one day I came home early from work without calling and there was a strange car in my driveway (white International Scout II with fake woodgrain) and my new best friend was in my house banging her blind. She is now on husband number 7 and no doubt has number 8 in reserve. 15 years later I met Mary and 9 years after that I married her. All the heartache and grief I went through with the 2 losers was suddenly worth it because it prepared me to recognize and cherish a truly good woman when I saw her. We have been married 2 years now and with God's grace will be together for a long time to come.
You'll get over this and with God's help you will find a keeper and know true happiness. At least that is what I am praying will happen to you.
73dart360, I can feel your hurt. I've been through it...more than once. In my last marriage, I lost everything I had. You wouldn't believe the nasty things she did to me and she was the one that was unfaithful. The custody battle for my two beautiful daughters left me totally broke. The judge gave her everything she asked for and ordered me to pay $675 a month in child support and all medical. There were times I went days without food just to have enough money put together for a weekend visit. For a while, I was homeless, staying in my Dodge B-300 van with my wonderful dog, Ace. I had forgiven her twice before and took her back for the sake of family. I loved her dearly and my family was just everything to me. I believe in forgiving all that forgiveness will allow. Forget about having her back....it will never get better because she has destroyed the trust. You will anguish ever time she leaves the house. I was so beaten up. I cried and asked God "What did I ever do to be so punished having committed no offense?!" I became suicidal in a deep and scary depression. The night I was going to kill myself, I went to the little church my kindly old barber kept inviting me to...instead of taking my life, I took Jesus as my Savior. I found a new strength and purpose and it stays with me today.
I was alone for 11-yrs until I met my Ellen. We've been married almost 7-years now and it couldn't be better. It is time for you to move on. Be with your friends. Date girls that have your interests and like you for who you are. Another friend has already advised a lawyer so listen to that and do it quickly. What was love can quickly turn to hate in a divorce and she will have her circle of friends advising her on how to take you to the cleaners. It doesn't seem you have children with her so be grateful for that. Have some beers with your buddies but avoid drinking alone. It leads to depression and what I call "stinkin' thinkin'". You make things worse than they really are in your mind. Don't give yourself a "pity party". Do like ramcharger Joe and work on your car or make something. It never hurts to pray, my friend. You will get through this and come out better on the other side. It could be much worse. Good luck and God Bless.
Pat
Thank you for sowing your seed here with us my friend and brother, Your words show wisdom delivered to you and I am glad you received and we have you with us here. There was something told to me one time that my god is a Jealous god so that's way I don't believe in luck and give it to him, I do use the word luck myself though :-D73dart360, I can feel your hurt. I've been through it...more than once. In my last marriage, I lost everything I had. You wouldn't believe the nasty things she did to me and she was the one that was unfaithful. The custody battle for my two beautiful daughters left me totally broke. The judge gave her everything she asked for and ordered me to pay $675 a month in child support and all medical. There were times I went days without food just to have enough money put together for a weekend visit. For a while, I was homeless, staying in my Dodge B-300 van with my wonderful dog, Ace. I had forgiven her twice before and took her back for the sake of family. I loved her dearly and my family was just everything to me. I believe in forgiving all that forgiveness will allow. Forget about having her back....it will never get better because she has destroyed the trust. You will anguish ever time she leaves the house. I was so beaten up. I cried and asked God "What did I ever do to be so punished having committed no offense?!" I became suicidal in a deep and scary depression. The night I was going to kill myself, I went to the little church my kindly old barber kept inviting me to...instead of taking my life, I took Jesus as my Savior. I found a new strength and purpose and it stays with me today.
I was alone for 11-yrs until I met my Ellen. We've been married almost 7-years now and it couldn't be better. It is time for you to move on. Be with your friends. Date girls that have your interests and like you for who you are. Another friend has already advised a lawyer so listen to that and do it quickly. What was love can quickly turn to hate in a divorce and she will have her circle of friends advising her on how to take you to the cleaners. It doesn't seem you have children with her so be grateful for that. Have some beers with your buddies but avoid drinking alone. It leads to depression and what I call "stinkin' thinkin'". You make things worse than they really are in your mind. Don't give yourself a "pity party". Do like ramcharger Joe and work on your car or make something. It never hurts to pray, my friend. You will get through this and come out better on the other side. It could be much worse. Good luck and God Bless.
Pat
Some more great advice 8) I have got to right this down :-D 30 year's married I am a blessed fellow :happy10:I can only offer my condolences and feel for you man!! When I entered into marriage with my wife, I made sure that I was completely commited to a lasting union. There is no room for doubt in a marraige, no room for question of integrity, and no room for former "friends" from facebook. His lack of integrity is what would really anger me. To not respect the feelings of both parties in a relationship is as much unacceptable as her actions. She doesn't respect your feelings and neither does he, and if they don't now, they never will.
Take care of you and what's yours, do not concern yourself with whats hers. She is not concerned with you and your feelings and never will be. Don't take any time to feel sorry for yourself, but instead feel sorry for her, she's the one who will lose in the long run. You still have your kids, your family, and your friends here at FABO, and all the support you need can be found in these circles. Good luck man, you will come out on top of this and that's a good feeling to know!!! Geof