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Aaagh - tell me to get a grip! Envy is creeping in..

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Newnewnewnames · 24/06/2019 20:32

In my rational moments I know I am better off. I am free. DC live with me. I have a lovely house, detached, all mine (and banks 😉). I left him, abusive WNarc exh.
But in order for short, swift break I was rightly advised to sell him house to move on. I had already been bullied into leaving, he changed locks & I was scared of him.
Now I when I see beautiful house I am v pissed off - I paid for that!
Tell me to get a grip - if I could just have a couple of things to think from you lovely ladies, I will be able to get over this!
Aaagh, I'm making myself cross!!

OP posts:
AllTheGlitter · 24/06/2019 20:34

You’ve said yourself you know you’re better off. You have everything you need and it’s normal to be a bit jealous of others! Just keep telling yourself how much better off you are now Smile

Frownette · 24/06/2019 21:50

Every time you go past just imagine you can see through the walls and see that nasty creep inside.

You have a nice new life now, enjoy!

tastylancs · 24/06/2019 21:53

You have your very own lovely house and your DC happily live with you. That's it - you have all you need right there. Well done you for breaking free.

ConfCall · 24/06/2019 21:56

If I knew you, I’d envy you more now than I would have then.

Spookydot · 24/06/2019 22:00

Your old house may look beautiful, but it didn’t make you happy. It’s just a well designed piece of architecture. All your horrid memories are in that place.
You are much better off in a lovely new place, with fresh new happy memores in.
Smile congratulations on starting a new life! Don’t look back!!

IGottaSeeJane · 24/06/2019 22:12

I assume your previous house is larger than where you are now. If so, OK it's a lovely house BUT you no longer have to pay for its upkeep, the exorbitant Council Tax, heating the place and dealing with the day-to-day maintenance.

MyGastIsFlabbered · 24/06/2019 22:15

I'm a million times better off, but occasionally when I think of that beautiful kitchen WE designed and the fact that the fucker never cooks...I do get a bit annoyed at times!

CheekyFuckersDontGetPastMe · 24/06/2019 22:18

Write a very honest letter, set fire to it and then drive past the house and throw the ashes at the house.

I’m old and this works for me

Newnewnewnames · 25/06/2019 01:00

Thankyou everyone, you are all so lovely and so right!
I don't want to be responsible for the huge gardens.
I don't want to live where the DC can't play outside with their friends.
I don't want to live with a bullying twat who took all my money and made me feel stupid everyday.
I do want to be able to go to bed and leave the kitchen dishes out on the side because I can!
Etc
Etc
Etc
And yes, I think more of me for leaving than staying there.
Thank you!

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SleepingStandingUp · 25/06/2019 01:02

It's beautiful on the outside OP but it's just tricks and mirrors. Inside it's full of your pain.
Your new home can have a beautiful inner and thst matters more.

Well done

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