kiwijim said:
I think a lot of us have been thru this sort of thing and its sure not easy. Old "clechea" I know but time will heal all things and one day you will wonder why you were so hurt because it will drift into insignificance:yes:
Thank you, I know.
It is tough though, obsessive thoughts are in and out of my head. Never let myself go like that. Think it might be partially tied with a midlife crisis (I'm the right age).
Also, alot has happened in the last two years.
I got divorced from a woman of 15 years.
Lost my son for a year (didn't know we were breaking up when she took a job in another city).
Got him back, Sept 2011 (whew), but the plate spinning stopped then and I focused on a steady girlfriend.
Lost my father in Nov 2011 after a 9 year battle with ALS. That was tough, every weekend driving to a different city and doing everything while still trying to juggle life.
Took a second job to try to get back on track with my retirement seeing as half just walked out the door (b1tch!).
Burned myself out completely. 70 hours per week, plus all else is too much for a guy my age.
Then over the 8 months with this women (who I put way too much of myself into), I turned a blind eye to red flags because I allowed her to fill in so much of my life that had been displaced with helping old crippled parents and single fathering a 14 year old son.
Now I sit here, completely fecked up, don't know who I am, and too tired and frustrated to put it back together.
I need about 3 months swinging in a hammock in Jamaica smoking big fat Bob Marley's!
But alas, I've no time for that.
So I grovel on these boards, trying to listen for a compassionate voice out there, trying to find hope.
I know it will come. I'm just sick of trying so hard and the diminishing returns life is giving me.
Whine done!
SH