HOW TO DROP THE STONE AROUND YOUR NECK
"I realize now that he is a stone around my neck.
He does not love me, he hates me and loves the game.
He abandoned me a long time ago.
He is handsome, well educated, has a good sense of humor and never gets mad unless it is to sabotage something or as a reason to just give up and not do something that I want done.
He actually volunteered to go to counseling and made the appointment. I was impressed. I took leave from work and showed up but he didn't. I give up, I am shattered, I am done, I have accommodated his behaviors to no end, and he just raises the bar.
It isn't me, it is him.
I can't fix him, I can't make him understand what he is doing to hurt me, so he must love to hurt me... and he is unable to stop.
I can not stay just to be rejected day after day. I am planning my getaway.
One son just got married and one is going off to college.
In addition to my daytime career, I have taken on a college teaching position several nights a week and am actively looking for a new home."
(Text taken from the AskNora comment page, written by one of our readers. Finally, she got to the conclusion that it was a battle she could not win or stop, and leaving him was her best choice!)
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Just received this short note, from Maria. She was telling me the reason for leaving this site:
Comments:
“I asked my husband to leave finally after 11 years of horror and now I’m in a normal relationship with a regular, normal man! Just that. Now I don’t have to be studying every move or word he did or said, etc Now I am just living!”
Maria
Don’t you think it is great? she was able to throw the stone away!