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Regrets

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Washedoutlady · 22/12/2019 15:25

After two years of my DH and I splitting up and after 18 years of marriage and three children I realise I made a big mistake. It's too late now and he has a lovely new DP I hope it works out for him. Is it possible to have regrets but be OK with that? Has anyone else experienced this?

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ChaosisntapitChaosisaladder19 · 22/12/2019 15:27

It's easy to look back and think back to happier times op but there must have been a reason you split up 2 years ago? Could it be simply because hes moved on? Have you found anyone else?

Washedoutlady · 22/12/2019 15:43

Thanks for replying. Yes he's had quite a few girlfriends but the latest looks like a keeper. She's met his parents so it does coincide with this.

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TheTickingTime · 22/12/2019 16:12

Yeah, it's OK to have regrets. Is it not part of life? It sound like you still love you ex? I find myself in your position at times. It's rather lonely I admit.

Washedoutlady · 22/12/2019 16:22

Yes I suppose it is but most of my regrets have been much smaller. Its finding ways to come to terms with it that can be difficult. I think I underestimated how a separation would feel after being together for 18 years. At first it seemed relatively easier I thought after two years I'd begin to feel much better.

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