I have posted on here numerous times before all regarding my relationship.
I am really struggling to move forward. Please do not think after five months I am sitting waiting for my ex to leave OW come back it's what I wanted yes at points but I am so struggling lately just to forget about him having moved on while I'm picking up the pieces.
My children are 3 and 4 - they distract me and I adore them - we try to make each other as happy as possible and enjoy our days together. Yet on days like today, when the children are gone and I'm struggling, I just can't comprehend how somebody loses all their feelings and respect for someone and leaves for somebody else ?
He treated me poorly when he left, I didn't help matters I was devestated it hit me like a bus and I begged that man to open up and talk about why he was asking me to go - it was a few days later I found out about OW.
He couldn't the poor treatment - calling us inconveniences and putting his business first ... he denied the OW for weeks even though I'd caught her leaving my house early one morning.
I just am struggling to accept - I have tried no contact - but then I'll be called by him randomly in the week as late as 10 in the evening some days, I don't answer but it always leaves me wondering why he has called ? There's no need for it.
He even calls his mothers house if in there and asks to speak to me, there's never a reason.
We get on well now at drop offs and pick ups - we don't argue or mention the relationship - we just talk and laugh and it's all very nice. He gets upset often when he leaves the children which is a newish thing and I now feel terrible guilt I'm blaming myself for him leaving the children because I'm not the one for him and his co worker was his children are missing out.
He has said he doesn't want me back and I have accepted this.
So why won't he let me go so that I can move on ... How do I let go so I can move on and stop pitying myself ?!
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Bambino1234 · 24/05/2015 20:16
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