Breakups & Divorce Support Group
Just broke up with someone or in the midst of a difficult divorce? Breaking up is difficult no matter what the circumstances are. They say that time heals all wounds, but sometimes a listening ear or a hug can work wonders for the heart. Whether you need a place to vent, someone to hold you to No Contact, or need advice about what to do, we're here to help.
gabriel2012
I am trying to go for no contact since she told me she is in love with her married lawyer. But she just posted something on my fb page and I know she will call soon. She does not want to lose my friendship. Remember she said "don't cut all contact with me because I might change my mind". I feel to weak and sick ( I have a medical condition) to not answer her call. I feel she will get mad and she will not call for a long time. So maybe I can answer and tell her the truth, that since she told me she loves another man I don't think I can be her friend, that I need time to think about this, but to me it is not acceptable to tell me that I should be her friend just in case she changes her mind. She has to make a choice. I could suggest to her to take time to think about it and then call me and I would see how I feel about her then.
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Don't go no contact. Play along. Use her game against her to see how she likes a little taste of her own medicine.
Giving advice is just that people ADVICE...of course he will do what he thinks is best or what he wants to do but whatever happens is on him...
Personally I would cut ties with her. Even if she comes back you don't want to be waiting on the side and what if she finds someone else again and again??? Your worth more than that.
Well, one morning my ex called early, I think it was just before 7am. I knew what she wanted, (money), and she knew I was going up to the mountains for the weekend.. I thought I would try what my friend suggested so I turned on the Tv and when I answered I acted all rushed. Then I said, "hold on one second" when she started to get evil, which was about 2 minutes in to the call. I muffled the phone and just membled to myself. I get back on and she went offl "who are you talking to?!" who is there so early"? "Some ho?" I thought, no, you are not here, but just said... "A friend" Then pretended to tell my imaginary friend there were "towels in the cabinet over there"... she went nutz.... hung up on me... this all from someone who was already sleeping with a married guy.
it did feel good for a moment... that was about as nasty as I got to her....
also, aren't you married now?
http://www.dailystrength.org/c/Infidelity/forum/2591291-180
that should be putin the manual
In your previous relationship you were in a triangulated relationship. Again, you are in a triangulated relationship.
My suggestion to you is that you focus on you and forget whether or not you should remain in case she changes her mind.
Sorry if I offended you in any way.
My advice: block her on FB, unfriend her, block her calls and texts. She is using you, plain and simple.
And please, stop hiding behind your illness and using it as an excuse to continue in a bad relationship. I've suffered from clinical depression for over a decade; that didn't stop me from kicking my lying, cheating ex to the curb. I'm not trying to be harsh, but you seem to pull that illness issue out to justify keeping in contact with her.
Ultimately, it's your life, but eventually people will stop discussing this topic because they will see that you have no interest in hearing any other opinion other than the one that says, "Sure, call her. Go back and be mistreated."
Sorry. That's how I see this.
Please stand up for yourself and walk away from this woman. She is nothing but trouble and heartache for you.
one minute, you take a just friends position. the next minute, you take a friends with benefits position. then, it is you are in love with her and want her.
i think that you should just leave her alone. you can't even decide what you really want and where to make a stand let alone how you can best commit to and love a woman well.
"at your feet." what a horrible statement to make. at your age, you know better.