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#961907 12/05/01 10:42 AM
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It's one of those weeks where things seem to be like sitting on a rollercoaster, one that makes you sick. Sunday I went to the hospital with contractions every minute, not good since I'm only 26 weeks. I was so glad to have my h. there, but then he keeps saying, "I want to go home and go to bed" what he really meant was, "I don't want to be here". He still says the only reason he is here is because of my "situation". Last night he sat there and told me how wonderful his OW was. Then he said he was moving out today. I get so tired of hearing that. I told him, "if you move out again, never talk to me again, it's done. I'm not playing games anymore and I am not going to try and work this out from seperate households." My son got up this morning and asked where daddy was,I told him on the couch and he said, "I don't want him to leave." Why do I know this is going to be all my fault in everyone's eyes. Of course, his family took his OW on trips, out for drinks and everything in the month they were together. But, they were mad at me because of my a., so they gladly wanted her, now that he's back with me, they want me to bring my son around to their houses, where he's picking up beautiful language. I almost want to apologize for this post, but you know what, therapy isn't for 2 more days, and I'm going nuts. My h. says he wants to come, to make sure she's not screwing around with me, because she told me to take a close look at him. In his words, "you need t. you need someone to tell you what to do, we'd be happy if you'd just always listen to me" Screw you!!!!!! I don't need anyone to tell me what to do, maybe what I need is someone who says that my hurt is valid.

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well, of course, your hurt is valid. I know that it seems that his family has betrayed you and made a mockery of your relationship with them. That hurts. <p>You are in a tough spot but you can get through it and we will be here to help you. MTCW, don't ever apologize for coming to talk to us---that's what we're here for. [img]images/icons/smile.gif" border="0[/img] <p>MO, most everyone I know could use some darn therapy...your H (and mine) included!

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Thanks. I know my hurt is valid and he says he's sorry he hurt me, but It's my fault. He wouldn't have hurt me if. I don't know even talking about it gets me mad and then it just causes arguements. Maybe I should just leave it alone.

#961910 12/05/01 05:27 PM
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Well, that's a big old load of crap! To blame you for him hurting you. He is really way out in the fog, isn't he?<p>He's rationalizing his behavior so he won't have to feel guilty about it. A total cop out. <p>Oh, I think you should let him come to therapy...maybe it'll knock some sense into his coconut.<p>Let me know what's happening.


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