Imelda,
I also want to welcome you. You can find some friends here who can help you through this.
Read the information on this site - starting at the
Basic Concepts. You can get to that page by clicking the link at the top of any page.
I think LostHusband has already given you some good advice. You pointed it out yourself. You are afraid of being alone. This is a major issue which will undermine any relationship you are in. You will be so dependent that you are afraid to assert yourself. Of course, it is not good to be alone, but it is not the end of the world. It may even be that you are smothering the new man by being too emotionally dependent on him. That may be why he "needs some space."
Try to imagine being alone. It's not so bad, really. If you can get a new man in 21 days, what's to risk? Try it, you might like it.
Please tell us more about your situation, both in your former marriage and with this new man.
I assume you knew him before you were divorced. Is this true?
How long were you married?
Do you work? Can you support yourself? Is this new man supporting you financially?
You wrote that you divorced your xh for "insupportability". Do you mean that he didn't provide enough income to support you and your child, or that he was insupportable?
I will have to reveal my bias here. I think it would be great if you could get back together with your H - fall in love with him again. For your daughter (I have one too) this would be wonderful. I'm not pushing you. I understand that you are divorced and it was probably a very painful process with many difficulties. Any reconciliation should be undertaken very carefully, if at all.
Well, I've written enough (probably too much).
Please write more. There are friends here who will try to help.
-AD
<small>[ March 24, 2003, 05:56 PM: Message edited by: AD ]</small>