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Date: October 17, 2022
HE did this!! He is the one that broke you…..he is the one that took the safety net from under you by letting someone else shatter everything he knew to be true about you …..he didn't have your back when it counted most and believed someone that wanted him to cheat/was willing to cheat over his own wife ….
I'm not sure how you can heal any quicker….. he took everything that made you feel safe and just yanked it from you!!
Keep up the therapy…… he's just gonna have to live with the fact that he allowed/caused this!!!
I sincerely hope you feel safe again and heal properly……I wish you much happiness in life!!
Nope, you don't have to be friends with everybody. However, my husband wouldn't be friends with someone who blocked me and blew up on him when I tried to be friendly.
Her husband had no idea the issue the friend told him was suppose to be secret. So, when he shared with his wife, like most married couples, the friend blew up and blocked her and chewed him out. That's absolutely ridiculous and immature to me.
Yea, my husband might message my friend to offer sympathy and I may do the same. Not really a big deal when you're all mature adults….
I’m a spiritual person myself, and I know people like this guy. In his mind, you “tempted” him and this is all your fault and you’re unclean- he doesn’t look at it in the context of it being consensual because that’s irrelevant to him. He’s a hypocrite and he’s immature. I guess my advice would be to move on from him because he has a lot of growing up to do.
She’s 20 years old.
The right man won’t care about whether you’re a virgin or how many exes you have. If someone is hyper focusing on that when considering you for a relationship they aren’t seeing you in your entirety as a person. The right person will appreciate you wholly and see other aspects of you as more important for compatibility.
This is the best advice. One of my friends got pregnant accidentally right after becoming engaged. She was between jobs and she and her partner were not in an ideal place to have a child. She made the decision to have an abortion. Now, years later, they are married, she has a stable job, and they are expecting a baby. Abortion was the right choice for her.
Personally, when my child is old enough to understand, I will tell them about how choosing abortion at age 23 allowed me to graduate school, meet their dad/my husband, and actively choose to get pregnant and have a kid. My child is a relatively easy toddler compared to horror stories I’ve heard, but it’s still an insane amount of work even when splitting it equitably with my husband. Being a parent made me even more pro-choice than I was before.