September 28, 2009 2:44pm
I hope you are well. I haven't seen you since my wedding in 2007. If I heard correctly from X (he gets some things mixed up), you …
September 28, 2009 1:08pm
I hope you are well. Just wanted to follow up on the "couples" therapy we did in 2007 with partner [X].
When I first brought X …
thank you so much, really. :)
since youre sorta a hero here and i feel like i can rely on you to give me good advice, i am sending you a cape. hehe. what's your porfession if i can be nosy?
im sending you sunshine becuase you bring light to the group.. feels like i am reading real advice from a professional counselor when i read your postings... THX
dont forget the weights and a good diet
It really helped me to read your reply to the "support please" post. all the advice u gave her is what im trying to do now. its really hard to cut them off completely, but I was an enabler, when i thought i was helping, and im so glad that I know this now, because I would of kept giving money, support, and pity everytime.
Married in a private legal ceremony to someone of the same sex. We were scheduled to have a huge wedding for guests later that week. We had a "date" to finish writing the vows, but he was a no-show until he came home at 2 a.m. I found e-mail proof he had been having sex with a no-strings hookup through a gay website; he had met the same person before, in our bathtub; and he had taken crack. I confronted him the next day and he confessed. We went through with the big wedding 48 hours later.
I am a newlywed. My husband and I were married in June 2007. Days later, I found out he was a cocaine addict. I wrote my story for the "Infidelity" community.
There is something unique about my body that has, in my belief, spoiled some of my chances for sexual relationships that I otherwise would have had, not least because I tend to feel bad about my body. All my life, I weighed my options: marriage or monkhood? I recently had a short and devastating marriage (see my journal). Therefore, life has chosen for me. I will probably end up a monk. I have no desire to marry again.
Husband was in denial of his bipolar disorder and did not get therapy or medication. It led to extreme financial problems, a serious drug addiction, the loss of his home, job, and marriage, and now HIV infection.
