
Posted by
Indigo_Drift
on 2008-01-03 16:05:29 |
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When problems arise, when you feel hurt or slighted, that is the time to deal with them. To pull them out of the hat years later is, well, a bit unfair, don't you think? I mean, it is you, not her, who didn't resolve the issue at the time, allowed it to eat at you and grow into a much bigger monster than it should be. I'm not trivializing that you were hurt, only saying that, perhaps, you need to let it go.
Perhaps, though, you're holding onto those things because you really don't want to face real - more difficult and more painful - issues. Examine this inside of yourself. Try to discover the true reason behind your unhappiness. Take responsibility for it, and work towards changing it.
Best of luck. By being in therapy, the two of you are already ahead of the game. |
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Posted by
invalid
on 2008-01-03 16:43:56 |
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| are you trying to get back at her over a nap?? do we all not have the right to live our own lives even if attached?? leave it be am sure one day you will do something that she is hurt by even if she doesnt let on.enjoy what you have together now dont ruin each day over a nap, there may be many reasons why she wanted sleep. |
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Posted by
whiteknight
on 2008-01-03 19:26:32 |
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| Invalid: I am using that as a simple example of MUCH more. Missed cards on anniveraries, missed bdays, read the blog entries from the months before and you will see...ONE NAP is excuasable...1000 slaps in my face and then complaining why my face is red is another. |
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Posted by
whiteknight
on 2008-01-03 19:51:59 |
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| Indigo: I did mention them then, but not as loudly. I guess that was my fault. Often I have said that my parents made marriage look to easy so maybe I figured that you took the good w/ the bad and compromised,..never realizing that a life of always giving in makes You bitter |
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Posted by
whiteknight
on 2008-01-03 19:52:59 |
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| Ifeelcrazy: DO NOT let me get int the whole honeymoon/wedding nite issue..lets just say the woman was old before her time |
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Posted by
CryDemiFey
on 2008-01-09 16:57:18 |
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| I completely side with you on the therapist issue. Has anyone told you that this whole therapy situation kinda sounds like it is a script for tv? I don't mean to trivialize your problems, it just struck me as funny (in a odd sort of way). I agree with you that you should not just let go of an issue because "it's in the past". I had many issues with my hubby similar to that. I eventually worked through them with him. But just letting it go definetly didn't work. Infact, that was the cause of a 2 year seperation between us. So, if you feel these instances have merit, persist in pushing your point. And if you therapist doesn't understand, maybe yall should shop for a new one. |
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Posted by
roe
on 2008-02-11 16:33:54 |
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| im stuck on the part where you said, you are going to therapy to make her stronger for when you leave, is that your plan? Could something happen to make you change your mind? |
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Posted by
whiteknight
on 2008-02-11 17:35:22 |
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| Yes, she could become the woman I thought was there and still believe is there. I KNEW it, now I just believe it is |
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