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to feel immensely happy when my life, as I know it, is about to collapse?

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TheMotherOfAllDilemmas · 21/10/2010 20:07

And strangely, I'm at peace.

Does anybody has felt like that?

I'm loosing everything, but I feel light without the baggage IYWIM

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TattyDevine · 21/10/2010 20:08

Spill.

WhoAteAgentZigzagsBrain · 21/10/2010 20:11

Doesn't sound as though you were that happy with it TBH, are you sure you're alright?

LadyLatherOfIndecision · 21/10/2010 20:13

You sound very Zen

What has happened?

bubbleOseven · 21/10/2010 20:14

I think when you finally accept the inevitable, it is a load off, so yes, I can understand you being calm.

Can you tell us more

mamadiva · 21/10/2010 20:26

I have 2 thoughts on this.

1- That yes getting rid of a lot of unnnecassary 'baggage' can be a good thing and that maybe although it seems like everything is falling apart but at the same time it's falling into place.

2- That if things are really that bad you could be blocking it and setting yourself for some sort of breakdown. I hope it is not the latter but I have seen it happening and I know how easily it can come about.

Whichever it is I hope that you can rebuild what you feel you need to in the near future.

TheMotherOfAllDilemmas · 21/10/2010 20:27

My ex who has enough money to let DS and I stay at home is about to succeed in kicking us out. It has been years of lies, back stabbing, etc. and although I don't like the outcome, I am happy that all this battle is about to be over.

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proudnscary · 21/10/2010 20:28

Awfully pleased for you and all that, but it's kind of annoying when people do this cliff hanger stuff

proudnscary · 21/10/2010 20:29

Oh ok, x post, well it's great that you feel zen and at least it's all over. I understand your relief. Good luck.

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