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Honestly, I'd be upset in the same situation. I would get very uncomfortable if he was hanging out with JUST his ex ( as in not with a group of friends). I've been severely hurt in the past, cheated on, abused, sexual assault, and it has made me very jealous. But T is not that jerk. I'm working on my jealousy and I'll tell you how.
I talk myself down. When I feel that familiar feeling in the pit of my stomach, I say to myself "He loves me. If he didn't, he wouldn't be with me. He could have any girl he wants and HE WANTS ME!" You need to say the same thing to yourself. I'm serious. Look in the mirror and say "Amanda loves me. If she didn't, she wouldn't be with me. She could have any boy she wants and SHE WANTS ME. ME AND ONLY ME!" It helps me feel better"We are all a little weird and life's a little weird, and when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall in mutual weirdness and call it love " ~ Theodore Seuss Geisel.
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My SO has gone through the exact same thing as you. Last November, our relationship was really difficult and I considered breaking up with him for my best friend. He's never gotten over that, and anytime we hang out my boyfriend gets so sad
But I'm not good at being social, and I only have a few friends as it is. This guy was my first friend here after I moved, and has always been able to help me out when life gets difficult. He's in the army so he won't be back until November, but when he does, I don't know what to do. If I hang out with him I will feel horrible for making Dawson sad. But if i completely ignore him, I will be incredibly lonely and feel like I'm sacrificing my own happiness for the sake of my SO's paranoia. So its hard to deal with on the other side as well.
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This is the best way of thinking that I could come up with:
Every day, every hour, every second that goes by is one more that she's closer to you. And one more away from him. YOU get her in the end. Not him. Just keep reminding yourself of that and it will get easier.
Also, eventually it's gonna hit this dude that he's not going to have her around forever. In a twisted way, I would get some satisfaction out of that.
And in all honesty, I too have serious trust issues with people so I get where you're coming from on that. But if she's been tempted by this guy's antics for 5 months and is still with you and loves you and is willing to keep the relationship going and HASN'T cheated on you... you've got a keeper, and it sounds like she's worthy of your trust. Their friendship is probably fleeting. Yours is not. Don't forget that.
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