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Why am I feeling like this!!!!

78 replies

Typinginsecret · 27/08/2012 19:00

Evening ladies....

I could do with a kick up the bum and I hope you will oblige!!!

Husband left 15 months ago, after a very stormy 5/6 years, including meeting a girl on the Internet, web cams, sex texts etc.

Me and the kids have coped quite well through all of this and now have a become a great little unit. Son still sees his dad, and our daughter doesn't and has no desire to(very bad relationship , including a huge fight, and then social services involvement)

Exh is in debt - knew about some of it- but found more once he has left.

We started mediation last week - and now he had announced he has a new relationship .

I feel like I have failed ... Not upset or anything, but just what if he makes this work with her , and couldn't with me!

I know it's utter nonsense... But still!

OP posts:
ladyWordy · 18/09/2012 19:14

Yes, you are entitled to feel cross with him, and you're entitled to have your money back too! Angry.

  • Oh yes, another vote for a blow-dry! That's a great idea. ANYTHING that makes YOU feel good. :) :)
beautyfades · 18/09/2012 20:30

its only a matter of time before hes back to his old tricks.. tell her shes welcome to him!!!! i felt like that at fist for me, but you just have to keep reminding yourself of what it was really like when you were together....

BurlingtonBertieFromBow · 18/09/2012 20:51

Hey, don't even worry about it.

Let's just say that they end up being perfect for each other and have a long and happy marriage. That reflects on you, how? Most relationships end. Does that make them 'failures'? It's all the experience of life, not a film with a black and white ending.

It's just semantics, and it's the language of the media - newspapers refer to a 'string of failed relationships'. Unless the relationship was 100% shit and you never had any fun, it wasn't a failure. You created your children - that's amazing.

My parents have been married 5 times between them - does the success of their current marriages mean their marriage to each other was meaningless or pointless? I don't think so.

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