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05/18/2012 01:01 AM
lifeishard
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05/18/2012 04:59 AM  Top
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Fernex - my BP ex erased several people out of his life. Examples:

1. His family - he walked out on his wife and never went back. Demonized her to anyone who would listen. When I asked about the good times, he said he didn't remember them. WTF?

2. He had a good 'friend' that he introduced me to. They were close (talked everyday) for about 6 months. He said she was one of his favourite people in the world. When he and I started dating, something happened between them - to this day I don't know what. But he cut her out of his life entirely. No looking back. I often asked if he missed her friendship (I know when I've lost friends, for whatever reason, it hurts. Losing people you care about - even if they did something terrible - still hurts.) His response was tepid - he just cancelled her out!

3. He had 'dear friends' of 15 years. A married couple. Again - for some reason, they had a falling out (note - I have not met these people or hung out with them in social settings). Part of it had to do with business dealings. He then said 'I'm done with them'. And cut them out too. 15 years! Think he might go back there, though.

4. His daughters. After I got pregnant, I was concerned about his daughters finding out and being upset as it had only been about 19 months since he left their mum. BTW I met him 9 months after he left his marriage - he did not leave her for me.

He said 'Oh I won't have them over, I don't think I want them in my space'. This BAFFLED me.

5. He left me. Thursday - I love you, lets get married, lets have a family. Sunday - you're sick and manipulative, give the baby up for adoption. Cut me out entirely. And this was a guy who said I was the love of his life, a healing influence, his bipolar got better with me blah blah blah blah blah.

PLEASE - do what's healthy and right for you. Put him out of your universe. He could hate you for months, years, forever. What does it matter? He is out of your life. Thank your lucky stars. Read the stories of some people on here, who have been married for years, with kids. Heal, get healthy, move on with your life. If you see him - a simple 'hello' and move on, but I'd highly recommend pretending you don't see him : )

That's my plan for if and when I run into my ex.


05/18/2012 05:57 AM  Top
WARHORSE
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Fern: When mine says something off the wall (a cruel or crude comment towards me), I just sit and stare at him. There is no point in dialogue when I know he's manic. Unfortunately, even on meds, it's not always easy to pinpoint mania.

You say yours is gone? Thank your lucky stars and change the locks.

"Well I won't back down
No I won't back down
You can stand me up at the gates of Hell
But I won't back down

No I'll stand my ground
Won't be turned around
And I'll keep this world from dragging me down
Gonna stand my ground
And I won't back down"

=Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne

05/20/2012 08:34 PM  Top
Emen74
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Thank you. I never thought it would be so hard to get over someone that now acts like I don't exist.

I have started dating and seeing other people but still feel love for my ex.....it's crazy. I shouldn't but I do...

I hope in time I can finally heal from this.

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