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That part won't get any better. It just serves to minimize what he's done by forcing guilt onto you about what you did.
DON'T TAKE IT!!!! What he's done is bad and he needs to be accountable for it. You can be accountable for your actions in your own right.
I am so sorry he's being verbally abusive to you. You both are in a sticky situation right now. Don't let him guilt you!!
Ever heard of the term "projection"? That's what he's doing!
Hugs to you!
Too many Ddays to count. Enough said!
Working on myself through IC, NA meetings, intensive outpatient program, and lots of digging. Praying for R.
Re: having trouble balancing your respective A's, it is a challenge. It's easy to slip into the BS role but that isn't you anymore. TG and someone else were talking about how they do their best work on themselves with a WS hat on, so I suggest you take that route and that Lost do the same.
Has she made any requests of you? Timeline, therapy, NC, IC, etc? How is all that going?
What is going on: Lost moved out about a month ago. She lives about 40 min away. We are still committed to each other. We are working on ourselves. Living apart makes this easier. We hope to R and live together again in the future. We see each other; mostly on weekends. I'm grateful for each day I see her, and each day we are still together. Things are a bit rough, but we are trying. I love my wife with all my heart. Her resiliency is amazing. I feel terrible for what I've put her through. Not just the A, but also for using, for lying to her, and emotionally abusing her. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if she quit. Ive put her through hell.
I am doing everything she asks of me (not just for her, but also for working on myself). I've given full disclosure. Established NC with OW. Re-established my boundaries. (and taking them very seriously). I'm going to IC every week. I am being open and honest. She has passwords to everything (banking, email, phone, etc). I've been sober for two weeks. No drugs or alcohol. Absolutely no mind or mood altering substances. Ive been going to NA meetings. Ive committed to at least 3 meetings every week, but have attended more than that. (I truly want to be sober... with or without Lost). I do not hang out with my former best friend, as he is not sober nor healthy. I do not associate with anyone that is using and/or a friend of the marriage. Well except for my cat, Arnie. (He is addicted to catnip lol). I go to work everyday. I try to give Lost whatever she needs to help her heal.
I've pretty much completely changed my life. It's been scary. But it's also refreshing and fulfilling. I like the person I'm becoming. He's starting to look familiar.
[This message edited by DontTreadOnMe at 7:44 AM, October 12th (Friday)]
Also, great internal dialog with your inner child. That was a great exercise!
ETA: pecia, how are you today?
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Have you offered to write out a timeline for your H?
Your IC would be a good place to discuss your pain regarding her A. Or maybe down in betrayed men.
Being a madhatter sucks. Because my wife's dday was just a couple weeks ago, it feels as if I'm not allowed to hurt anymore from her A. I almost feel guilty for hurting. And it's so hard to talk about my A and not bring up hers... to not get defensive. Does this get any easier?
Hey DTOM - It's going to take some more time and work before it gets easier. Your A doesn't cancel out the hurt that you feel about your W's A. Unfortunately for her, the wound is much newer and more raw.
It sounds to me like you are taking some good steps in the right direction. Hang in there for the long haul, buckle up for the roller coaster, and try your best to be good to each other.
You may not want to hear this from me and if so just tell me,
I tried to explain to him that I didn't start things up with my EA until he was acting suspicious
And this
but I never actually was able to go through with it
This would be why he is getting upset and asking for your real whys.
This puts the blame on him, rather than keeping it on you where it belongs. Regardless of where your M was at the time you did what you did, you had other choices and you didn't take them. That is why it upsets him to hear that.
I understand that he is in the middle of doing his own thing right now, but you need to focus on your issues as well. Why did you choose to handle this in the way that you did?
Figuring out your issues is the best thing you can do for you right now. You can't figure him out. And you can't control him.
Big hugs, this stuff isn't easy.
W/H-currently has a new girlfriend. We are still living in same house.
I hope both you and pecia can be good to yourselves and focus on your healing despite the stuff your H's are doing. You cant control them or their choices, just take care and protect yourselves, sisters.
So here is where I am. My W still wants to get back together, but does not have any idea of the extent of the A. I suspect she has been dating somewhat during the S. She has made many positive changes, but not enough to make me want to go back. I agreed to at least talk about it. I suppose the first thing to do is tell about the extent of the A. The thing is I think it will set back the many changes needed for R. So I will not be moving home any time soon. I have no idea where I am going on this. But I really want to guard against making her a backup plan.
The other thing is, despite everything, I don't know what I will do if my AP contacts me. Half of me says to tell her there is no way I can go on. Half says that I could find happiness...but that is the fantasy talking. Right now, I have a powerful mad on for her and would love to give her a real frontal assault of full on venting. But life being what it is, I don't expect that will happen. The other thing I should mention is that it is possible I will have to see her as we work in the same field. She might quit her job, but I can't as I am self employed.
The other shoe I am waiting to drop is my AP's spouse. He knows about the A. I think they are trying to R, but I really don't know if he has any idea of the extent of the A. I cannot control his conduct, but what should I say if he contacts me? This is entirely possible. Do I give him info or is that my AP's job. I am torn on this one and would welcome ideas.
So let's see. I have been a BH, a WH, an OM, and now am a jilted OM who has been blindsided. I trusted a woman implicitly who was lying to her H of many years. Then continued the A by lying to him after he found out. I showered this woman with love and affection and compliments and gifts and time and money. I opened my heart. I talked about everything. We did things she claimed she never did with her H. Whenever we would part she would cry like a baby.
The whole time she kept saying she was going to leave him, but never did. There was this reason and that. This promise and that. A few halfhearted attempts. I look back and think: how stupid could I be? The answer of course is that I have been lied to as well, but could not see it for the monumental wishful thinking = the fog. I've read a lot about how an A affects the dopamine receptors and is addicting. It's true. I've read about how you don't see your AP for what she is, despite the evidence in front of you. It's true. I've read about how you hate the BS. It's true. I read about how you don't care who knows and who gets hurt as long as it keeps going. It's true. I've read about the people who are enablers and cheer you on. It's true.
Here is the saddest part. I know I have a long road of healing and suffering and giving pain and repairing all kinds of things. I hope I am up to the task. But I still love my AP. How do I get past this? How do I stop thinking about her? I am so hurt, but I love her. God help me.
I don't even know what I am accomplishing right now by writing this, except to say that the people on this site really were right all along. i knew it inside, but did not want to believe it. So if you are thinking about an A as payback, or if you really think that other person is the right one for you, get a D first and do not take up with someone who is in a M. Save yourself!
Ask yourself: have you ever wished you were in a passionate love of the kind they write books about? Well I used to back in the day. I thought I was entitled to it. I thought it would be wonderful. I thought it would be fun. here is the truth. It's hard. Very hard. And the ending is murder.
Thank God for this site and the people on it.
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I personally would not contact the AP's BH, going with the whole NC = no new hurts concept, which seems to be proven over and over with members of this site. I think your job right now as far as the AP is concerned is to work on detachment, and to stay out of their marriage in any way, shape, or form. If the BH contacts you asking for information, that dynamic may change, it may be beneficial for him to get that information from you, and there are hopefully other people on this board that can advise you when and if that happens.
I'm still confused on whether you are attempting R with your wife or not. Is R on the table? Where did your relationship stand when you began your A? Was there an agreement on whether or not you would be seeing other people?
If your you and your W agreed that you could see other people, I don't see that as a betrayal towards your W.
OTOH, the fact that your AP was married adds a whole layer of complexity to the situation you are in.
Sounds like a tough spot to be in. I guess all I can advise is to live authentically moving forward, to be true to yourself, and to be true to your W if you are attempting to reconcile. Living truthfully is the best way to go.
Wishing you the best as you work through this. We're here for you.
Take care,
welcome to MH. This is a safe forum to talk and share and hopefully gains some insight through other people's contributions.
I am very grateful for the MH forum.
Here is a link to a thread in SI that my H. found pretty helpful:
It is absolutely in YOUR best interests to stay away from your AP.
Your post is loaded with all sorts of stuff, that just for now I will not comment on. Because it seems very raw.
But absolutely as much as it will continue to hurt you must withdraw from you addition to your affair. Just like many wisdoms you have accepted from SI, please hear this ...
your connection and addiction is not really the AP. It is the Affair itself. The AP is only your own reflection.
Good luck with these early stages.
The A started about 2 months before I moved out. W knew something was up, but not with who or how extensive.
As for loving the A rather than the AP, I think you are right intellectually, but emotionally all I can think of is her and how what I thought was truth got yanked away and my heart and mind went with it. I hate to say it, but I think I could really use some counseling. I feel like such a failure.
I so needed your advice. Thank you again.
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him: 51
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Grief does not change you, Hazel. It reveals you.
Rachel. Yes. I have to see myself as well as AP. We are both cheaters. We both saw what we wanted. I can't even fathom how long a road I have to get back to normal. But I will not let this thing define me for all time!
Feeling a smidge better today since posting. I refused to look at my cell phone for hours. Usually I am checking it every 15 minutes to see if she texted me.
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Joe Lucas turned out OK after his 10 lashes with leather whipPosted Monday, October 24, 2011, at 4:20 PM
A couple months back, in the Aug. 1 edition, I wrote a column about spanking and referred to an Evansville Courier story that made mention of a then-14-year-old Linton boy.
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EGM I agree with you to an extent, I was also spanked but I can honestly say that I have the utmost respect for my parents. I spanked my own child one time, also, I really didn't feel the need to get the childs attention in that way at any other time, we used a bad chair, it worked! (you would have thought that the child got a spankin the way the child carried on) the bad chair alway's worked for me. I often wonder if it would have worked better when I was growing up had they used that method and would I have learned the lesson's that were trying to be taught to me, don't back talk, don't ride the mini bike when told not to,,, the list goes on and on as to why I was spanked but, would I have learned a lesson better with the bad chair? in some instances I do believe I would have, in others, I needed a spankin
I had parents though who did not go overboard who knew how to control themselves now day's I see parents and know instantly I wouldn't want them spanking because they wouldn't know when to stop and then it would be abuse.
In our schools they don't paddle, at home they don't spank, I look around and see alot of children who are diagnosed with disorders and wonder if they were disiplined would they have gotten to the point that they needed med...just something to ponder...
The Bible clearly states to parents to spare not the rod, the way that I interpit that is, spank your children. I do not interpit it to beat your children.
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SEC Recruiting Headlines – 2/23/12
February 23rd, 2012 05:21 PM║ Posted By: Josh Ward ║ Permalink
Tags: Charles Flowers, Jonathan Taylor, Keyante Green, Troup High School
1. Linebacker Reuben Foster is threatening to transfer from Troup High School because of the firing of coach Charles Flowers.
2. Georgia signee Jonathan Taylor held this Q&A with Seth Emerson of the Macon Telegraph.
3. Running back Keyante Green is the latest Georgia prospect to choose UCLA.
4. Arkansas has already extended close to 100 offers for the class of 2013.
5. Here are several notes on prospects being targeted by Arkansas.
6. South Carolina has entered the picture for defensive end Devin Washington from Orlando, Fla.
7. Brian McLaughlin of Sporting News looks at the fast start to Alabama's class of 2013.
8. Kentucky has offered a scholarship to defensive end Elijah Daniel from Avon, Ind.
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God's words, commands are clear
May 15, 2013
To the editor: It is with a heavy heart and genuine love and concern for my fellow citizens that I write this letter today. The Legislature has seen fit to legalize gay marriage in Minnesota....
ZM - Another thought - You asked whether there was a connection between the OK tornado and the fact that many Christians in that state believe that the homosexual lifestyle is immoral. Your question suggests that God may have brought this disaster on them to punish them for holding this belief.
The answer to that question depends on which God you are talking about. If you are talking about the God of the Bible, the answer is no. The God of the Bible shows in no uncertain terms that He considers homosexual behavior to be immorality and worthy of His punishment. The God of the Bible would not punish anyone for believing something that agrees with His own thinking.
If you are talking about ideas about gods other than the God of the Bible, then the answer, in theory, would be yes. Men can and do invent gods, and man-made gods mirror the corrupt thinking of their inventors. But these "gods" have no real essence and therefore are unable to do anything to anyone.
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For the unbeliever, God allows tragedies such as this in order to shake them out of their complacency. Death may come suddenly and unexpectedly. God would like them to think seriously about the many wrongs by which they have offended the holy God, and about the love and mercy that God has extended to them in providing them a Savior, whose holy life and substitutionary death provides the hope of eternal life.
So you can see that God can and does use the same event to accomplish multiple purposes for a variety of people. The goal for all is that they all eventually be saved and come to a knowledge of the truth.
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ZM - To understand what God is thinking when He allows disasters such as the OK tornado, you must view things as He does, that is, from the perspective of eternity. What God is interested in, most of all, is that each and every person would end up spending eternity with Him in heaven. God orders the events of our lives with that in mind.
For those who are already part of His spiritual family through faith in Christ, He may use this tragedy to bring them to Himself in heaven through death.
For others who believe in Christ, God allows them to survive in order that they may continue serving as His witnesses here in this world. He uses the tragedy as a way of exercising their faith by putting them in a situation where they need to call out to Him and look to Him for help and sustenance. The tragedy also gives them opportunity to show the world that their God is not just a God who helps in good days, but a God who is able to carry them through evil days as well.
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MT- You said "It may not happen today or tomorrow, but it will happen. The wheels of divine justice turn slowly, but grind exceedingly fine. " I have a serious question and mean no disrespect-is god punishing the people of Oklahoma for how they treat gays?
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JR: Let me try again to explain. I do agree that my thoughts on social issues are shaped and formed by my religious faith. I have never hidden that fact. However, as I present my views in the political arena, I do not present them from a religious perspective. In other words, I do not tell you or anyone else that we should adopted public policy "A" because it says this or that in the Bible. Instead, I attempt to demonstrate the good that will come from what I am proposing and the evils that are likely to come from what I oppose. In other words, I present a logic- and reason-based argument, not an argument based on words of the Bible.
There are some who would like to exclude from the political discussion anyone who holds religious views of any sort. But the source of one's views really doesn't matter. In America, all of us have the right to express our views, no matter the source.
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I'm disappointed that our legislature was more willing to spend $600,000,000 providing benefits to same-sex couples than investing in our roads, infrastructure, schools and universities. The bonding bill would have created thousands of construction jobs and improved the educational quality of Minnesota. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad that we didn't have a GOP majority who are known to cause plenty of damage of their own, but the DFL certainly has nothing to brag about this year, either.
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I have always wondered what Michael T looks like, but couldn't find a photo. Then I looked up the word hypocrite in the dictionary and there it was!!
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Michael your last statement is wrought with contradiction. Your views are obviously being directed by your religious beliefs. And you previously stated that to advance the Kingdom of Jesus one does not involve themself in political maneuvering. Then you go on to say that you acted in support of the amendment not for religious reasons but as a concerned citizen and based your motives on nothing more than logic and reason. How could you so easily forsake your religious beliefs when it clearly states to stay clear of political matters if you are to promote the Kingdom of Jesus ?
Either you are not nearly as devout as you claim to be; or you are not being truthful when you state that your motivation for supporting the amendment was based solely on logic and reason. Just where does the foundation for your concern for your fellow citizens truly lie ?
I leave it to you to decide where you are really at.
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OJC: You make your claim with such an air of assurance. But what do you base this claim on? Your ability to determine whether or not there is an unseen world is no different than mine. Both of us are operating on the basis of faith. You can say that you BELIEVE there is no unseen world, but you cannot say with certainty that there IS no unseen world. You have no scientific way of arriving at that conclusion. The subject does not lend itself to scientific investigation. The closest we can come to investigating the matter scientifically is to discuss it with someone who has had the opportunity to examine the question firsthand. That's what I believe we have recorded in the Bible.
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JR: I, as a citizen of this state, have a right to express my view of what is best for the welfare of the state. I, as a citizens of this state, have the right to participate in the political process. When I speak and act in accord with my views, I do so for the welfare of the state, not to advance the Kingdom of God.
You will note that as I advanced my views, I did so on the basis of logic and reason. I did not tell others that the state should be guided by the Bible in its policies.
When others attacked various teachings of the Bible, I did explain what the Bible does and does not say on these matters. But I did not use the Bible as the basis for my political arguments.
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"Christians do not advance Christ's kingdom by force of arms, or by political maneuvering."
Michael, would this "political maneuvering" you speak of include promoting constitutional amendments to enforce a purely social policy ? It doesn't square up with your notion to advance Christ's Kingdom by employing such tactics.
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Listen to yourselves -- arguing over the "Church Militant" and the "Church Triumphant". Hate to break it to you guys, but the the Bible is fiction, 100% pure fiction. Big scary God -- gonna strike people down. Yea sure. Take off your blinders, open your eyes, and *think for yourselves* instead of how other people have told you to think. There's no God coming to "save" us from anything. We all have to learn to get along with each other, respect other people, take care of other people, be tolerant of other people, and take care of the earth (because it's the only one we've got). THAT'S REALITY.
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MNCommonsense: (cont.) At the same time, however, Christians are not only citizens in the Kingdom of God; they are also citizens of this country. As citizens of this country, they have the right to express their views and bring those views into the political arena. When they do this, they are not acting as "church," but as citizens of this particular earthly nation.
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MNCommonsense: Your previous post contained some confusing statements about the Church Militant and the Church Triumphant.
As long as we are in this world, we are in the Church Militant. In this life, the Church and individual Christians are under attack by the devil, the world, and our own sinful inner nature. We engage in battle against these foes when we proclaim the word of God to the world and apply it to our own hearts.
The Church Militant does not advance the cause of the Kingdom of God if we use tactics other than the proclamation of God's word. Christians do not advance Christ's kingdom by force of arms, or by political maneuvering.
When we die and are taken by the angels to Abraham's bosom in heaven, we will have passed out of the Church Militant to the Church Triumphant. In heaven, there is no more struggle - only victory and joy.
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Question: How many laws of nature would have to be broken for evolution to be a reality?
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MNcommonsense-you might be right-it would not surprise me to see a modern day inquisition. because what you cannot do with logic and reason perhaps you can do with torture.
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The way things are going in Washington, Democratic backlash by the American public maybe just around the corner.
We just saw in Minnesota how quickly political fortunes can change and we know politics will always be a double-edged sword.
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Politics are cyclical, we will sometime in the future again have a Republican governor and a Republican legislature, laws will change, so winners get your licks in now, because history teaches that eventually you will be back licking your wounds.
Also history teaches us that you should never back Christians into a corner. The Church Triumphant can quickly become the Church Militant. Christians over the centuries have demonstrated that they will only turn their cheeks so many times.
Question: How many laws of nature would have to be broken for evolution to be a reality? It begs the question of who really has the most faith?
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I guess I just believe the people that wear the white lab coats about where man came from,I think they call it evolution of man!
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Do you also believe that U.S. troops are killed in battle and school children are slaughtered in mass shootings due to God's devine retribution due to America's stance on homosexuality ?
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MT-Denmark legalized gay marriage in 1989, so far the economy is doing just fine. Bangladesh on the other hand punishes gay marriage with life in prison and has suffered;floods, earthquakes,tornadoes and building collapse. Seems like god is not happy with banning gay marriage.
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Gods words -- yea right. More like the words of fairy tales....
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Instead, the Mount Rose League's No. 1 seed was stunned in overtime by Fernley, 60-59, a team which was only 13-13 after that win.
While Sparks graduated four seniors who were all-league selections, the Railroaders do return a solid core of players who were there for that disappointing ending.
"I think the biggest piece they took from last year, and it's a maturity piece more than anything, is not to take anything for granted because when it's over, it's over," Sparks boys basketball coach Dan Schreiber said.
D.J. Devine is the only returning player who earned all-league honors last season on a team that finished with an 18-7 record and an 8-2 mark in league play. But Keiffer Putman, Bobby Brown, Hennessey Banks, Adam Morgan and Mike Albior are also returning. Schreiber said the players up from JV are also making a strong impact.
"The expectations this year are the same as they were last year. We have a good group of kids who play hard and want to be in that situation where we have the ball in our hands and we're playing in the last game of the season," Schreiber said. "We want to win our last game."
Schreiber thought the early season scrimmages against Damonte Ranch and Hug were successful in figuring out what the Railroaders need to work on and what they don't. Schreiber has also felt very encouraged after recent practices and Sparks will see if that turns into on-the-court success starting today.
Sparks appears to be a strong rebounding team so far, and Schreiber said the players are smart about it as well. The Railroaders also are patient on offense and see what the coaching staff wants to get out of them.
If the Railroaders don't do well during the Mount Rose League season, it won't be because they aren't tested during the non-league schedule. The Maroon and Gold opens the season today against traditionally tough large school Hug. Tip-off at home is scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
"Our schedule this year is nothing like it was last year," Schreiber said. "We start off with Hug and then we immediately go in and play Reed at the Capital City Classic, followed by Damonte and Carson. We jump right into a league/non-league game with Lowry, the state champion. They return everybody, they didn't graduate a kid. In our tournament, we open up with Galena. There are no easy games. We'll be ready by February. We'll be tested. If there's anything to be said, we definitely have a hard schedule."


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