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Single again and I'm hating it.

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ginnedupmummy · 11/04/2007 10:08

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agnesnitt · 11/04/2007 11:24

No it's not you, it's just that sometimes people can be swines, and when it's someone we love it makes it doubly hard. You do what is right for you and your children live to fight another day.

Take care.

Agnes

lou33 · 11/04/2007 11:26

drink is so hard to battle with, i've been there, i ended up leaving him though

i'm sorry

squidette · 11/04/2007 11:36

You are not a failure, it just sounds like this relationship wasnt right for you. How does that make YOU a failure? (clue - it doesnt..)

I am sorry that you are hating being single - if being with a partner is really important to you, i can see how it would be a really hard situation. I spent a few years being really lonely (but no more so than i was when i was married!) but then i decided to start revelling in my singledom and use it to help me learn new things, do the projects, work, study, fun things that i wanted to do. I learnt that single is just a 'state', i that i can choose how i see i want to feel about it.

It may be right that every relationship you have ever HAD ended up like this. But it doesnt mean that every relationship you may go on to have in the future will.

ginnedupmummy · 11/04/2007 14:35

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lou33 · 11/04/2007 15:55

thats the difference, still having feelings

my bf has moved 6000 miles away and i miss him desperately

it would have been better thad we ended because of relationship problems and not from moving

i swore off any relationships again, before i met him , as well

Ifonlyhewould · 12/04/2007 20:57

Hi GUM

Ive just found your thread and I wanted to let you know I'm thinking of you. I hope things get easier for you soon. You have taken a very brave step by leaving your DH and under the circumstance i am very proud of you for doing so. I hope your DH soon realises what he has lost, comes to his senses and reaches for the help he obviously needs. I would love you to have a fairytale ending

ginnedupmummy · 12/04/2007 20:58

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ginnedupmummy · 12/04/2007 21:09

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lou33 · 12/04/2007 21:14

i dont really know tbh

i'm trying to get out there to see him, but am struggling with childcare

lou33 · 12/04/2007 21:15

btw my exh had a big drink problem so i sympathise

FairyEdwards · 14/04/2007 00:25

it sounds like it is really bad for you but is proabbly for the best.

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