SgtSplacker
Master Don Juan
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Been off the forum for a while because I meet a girl and tied the knot. At the beginning it was awesome... she was pregnant, she was sexy and young, she had a high libido, she was kinky, we shared common interests. I was finally going to start a family, it was awesome. Then the paranoia started. Over and over again I was accused of cheating. Every time it was an explosive event where since I was supposedly a "cheater" I then deserved no respect or consideration. We split, aborted, I kicked her out, we reconciled, she moved back in, split over and over again the same thing. The whole time I was torn between being a quitter or a pushover, I still do not know which path holds the most virtue till this day. My name was slandered to family and friends, special events ruined, the police called multiple times, I had an assault rifle pointed at me on my birthday. All because I was supposedly some kind of evil womanizer.
Over and over again I had to prove my innocence. Showing her security footage, calling strange numbers on speaker to act like I knew a girl so she could see the girl really did not know me "hey it's me Sgt, how's it going? you don't know who I am? Hey! it's me! Ops, I must have a wrong number sorry"... lol. I tried to make it work over and over again, just to see it break over and over again. I think the only bad thing I really did to her was to physically push her away from me on one occasion, she came at me screaming and just caught me at the wrong time. I was mourning the death of my father so I was emotionally unstable that night and sincerely made a mistake I regretted. She hit the floor hard, I apologized and left the house to sleep at my sisters for the night. What torment. And of course like any woman she took absolutely no accountability for her actions. Even after proving my innocence it was always my fault in the end, always that lingering suspicion that prevented a full apology and reconciliation. I was always good to her, except for that one time.
This last week another accusation of cheating. It's crazy to just sit there while a person is screaming at you 110% sure you did something that you just.. didn't.. do. After having to defend myself so many times I just sat there with a feeling of resignation, I felt so defeated. It was 3AM and she woke me up screaming, I just didn't have the will to defend myself yet another time. I felt she took it as a feeling of guilt and admission rather than resignation and defeat. Emotional states that feel very similar oddly enough, opposite yet the same. It's crazy but I actually did feel guilty in a way. What a strange thing the human mind is. It's true someone can sit there and repeat something to you and you will actually start to kinda believe it. It just starts to sink in. As she walked out the door for the last time her last words were "your dead to me" I just looked at her and shook my head. At this point I had already moved her out, ready to file for divorce. I was just trying to give things another chance. Always trying to make the best of a bad situation, I accepted her anger and accusations as a tool to keep her away from me. I accepted what was happening. I accepted that my marriage was over. Good riddance.
I am honestly sharing this as an outlet for my emotions, I also hope it can serve someone and help them avoid the same. Don't ignore those red flags as I did. Don't skip the proper vetting of a female before letting her into your life and home. Daddy issues are bad, m-kay. Don't let yourself be rushed and manipulated. Always maintain your social life from day one, even if you have to lie and say you are going to your friends house or out with them and really just go sit in a parking lot by yourself to read or something, always create that space from the very first day. Women are nothing to be pedestaled. Listen to what your woman is talking about, rather than what she is saying to really understand her motivations and interests. Stay away from women that see shrinks, they can hide their true feelings but they can't hide those visits to the shrink forever. And never ever be afraid to walk away, always be ready to just turn around and walk away right up until the moment that ring goes on her finger keep your bags packed and ready to go. Maybe even after that too lol.
Over and over again I had to prove my innocence. Showing her security footage, calling strange numbers on speaker to act like I knew a girl so she could see the girl really did not know me "hey it's me Sgt, how's it going? you don't know who I am? Hey! it's me! Ops, I must have a wrong number sorry"... lol. I tried to make it work over and over again, just to see it break over and over again. I think the only bad thing I really did to her was to physically push her away from me on one occasion, she came at me screaming and just caught me at the wrong time. I was mourning the death of my father so I was emotionally unstable that night and sincerely made a mistake I regretted. She hit the floor hard, I apologized and left the house to sleep at my sisters for the night. What torment. And of course like any woman she took absolutely no accountability for her actions. Even after proving my innocence it was always my fault in the end, always that lingering suspicion that prevented a full apology and reconciliation. I was always good to her, except for that one time.
This last week another accusation of cheating. It's crazy to just sit there while a person is screaming at you 110% sure you did something that you just.. didn't.. do. After having to defend myself so many times I just sat there with a feeling of resignation, I felt so defeated. It was 3AM and she woke me up screaming, I just didn't have the will to defend myself yet another time. I felt she took it as a feeling of guilt and admission rather than resignation and defeat. Emotional states that feel very similar oddly enough, opposite yet the same. It's crazy but I actually did feel guilty in a way. What a strange thing the human mind is. It's true someone can sit there and repeat something to you and you will actually start to kinda believe it. It just starts to sink in. As she walked out the door for the last time her last words were "your dead to me" I just looked at her and shook my head. At this point I had already moved her out, ready to file for divorce. I was just trying to give things another chance. Always trying to make the best of a bad situation, I accepted her anger and accusations as a tool to keep her away from me. I accepted what was happening. I accepted that my marriage was over. Good riddance.
I am honestly sharing this as an outlet for my emotions, I also hope it can serve someone and help them avoid the same. Don't ignore those red flags as I did. Don't skip the proper vetting of a female before letting her into your life and home. Daddy issues are bad, m-kay. Don't let yourself be rushed and manipulated. Always maintain your social life from day one, even if you have to lie and say you are going to your friends house or out with them and really just go sit in a parking lot by yourself to read or something, always create that space from the very first day. Women are nothing to be pedestaled. Listen to what your woman is talking about, rather than what she is saying to really understand her motivations and interests. Stay away from women that see shrinks, they can hide their true feelings but they can't hide those visits to the shrink forever. And never ever be afraid to walk away, always be ready to just turn around and walk away right up until the moment that ring goes on her finger keep your bags packed and ready to go. Maybe even after that too lol.
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