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NM all the BS I wrote.
Suffice it to say I'm sorry you're going through this, man. Hang tough.
NM all the BS I wrote.
Suffice it to say I'm sorry you're going through this, man. Hang tough.
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Guys and gals, sometimes things happen that just completely and totally blindside you. A couple days ago, my wife of 15 years decided she no longer wanted the title. I was, and still am, completely shocked. All my life I have been looking for that person that I could tell anything to, be completely comfortable with, accept unconditionally, and have the same in return. Someone that was fun to be with, attractive, smart, funny, and appreciative of those feelings in return. I truly thought that she was it. I still believed that a week ago. I still believe it today. My whole being is intertwined with this woman and our beautiful, intelligent 7 yr old boy. I don't know what to do. I don't know what to say. I don't know how I should feel. All I know is, my life seems to have ground to a halt. I can't hardly eat, I refuse to get drunk, and sleep is a distant memory. I'm not looking for answers, just some thoughts on how to deal with this and how I can tell my son. It's going to break his little heart into a million pieces. How do I tell him that his daddy isnt going to be there to put him to bed every night? How do I make him understand that it isn't my idea when I'm the one that will be loading all my stuff and leaving our home? I'm just so sad... I ask the lord for some guidance, but I haven't found it, yet. Please give me some ideas. Tell me it will get better with time. I just don't know.
Agree with all of this... thankfully my (someday)ex is a great person and really does put my little guy first.The best thing you can hope/pray for is that your (ex)Wife will do everything to make it easier on your boy.
Even the best intended split relationships can turn ugly very quickly when there is a child involved....a very unfortunate and heartbreaking situation for everyone involved.
Often the tension, antithopy, etc. between divorcing parents is pronounced in such a way that one (or neither) party can clearly indicate any negative affect on the child.
Their (or your) vision can be skewed, so it's very important to take an honest open evaluation of every situation involving your child to make sure his best interest is satisfied.
Don't let emotions over her drag you into doing the wrong thing....dig?
We've , of course, all seen/heard of the ugliness of 'using' a kid to get back at the other spouse, but too many times a child can be leveraged ever so slightly so as not to be realized by one or both parents.
It ain't easy....not with kids...not at all, but remember: they will survive, and how they deal with it psychologically/emotionally is largely up to both of you.
Anyway, hit me up via PM if you wanna' bend my ear....and we are around the same age so maybe I can relate..
Besides....even if you don't wanna' talk, I might just wanna' unload on you.
JxPx
I've got a spare bedroom and thousands upon thousands of rounds of ammo I never shoot!
PLUS... I've got a spare bedroom and thousands upon thousands of rounds of ammo I never shoot!
Hell wit' dat, I think *I'm* movin' in!
Oh, did I forget to mention the Glenlivet, Glenlivet Nadurra, Bowmore, Glenfiddich, Laphroig, Aberlour and such?
And I'm going to pick up the new 65" LED tomorrow.
lol
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