It is amazing what a difference three weeks can make. Do I wish I never found out about the cheating? Nope. Not really. Do I hurt every day with him gone from my life? Yes. Of course I do.

It is the little things- for example- I can’t seem to put towels away without creating a jumbled mess and I can’t stand to eat peanut butter anymore.  It sucks that the person that causes all my pain and the one I wish could comfort me are the one and the same. It sucks that I loathe to cook for one and already have all the stuff to make his favorite meals- Kielbasa and sauerkraut (blech) and chick n’ dumplings, dirrrrty rice- all of which are “man food” and none of which are currently on the misery diet. I’ll be donating to the food bank soon.

He keeps gently prodding, asking to see me (I haven’t relented and haven’t seen him since the morning I left for work, the morning when the bottom dropped out of my life.) He leaves me very sweet cards, picks me wild flowers, leaves things for the kitties all to make sure I don’t forget about him.

You know what I want? I wish I could have one day without pain, one day without anger. I think that all this anger is going to give me cancer if I don’t figure out where to put it.

At this particular moment I simply can not trust a man whose words and actions have been in such opposition. I recall each lie with terrible accuracy. I recall how close I was on so many occasions to discovering that something was going on and how he made me feel like a paranoid shrew.

It will be his actions that speak to me, if anything can reach me. Dear lord, only three more days until I can see my therapist. I’m still just too angry for words. He says that he hopes that something good will come of this, excuse me if I can’t see the good quite yet in whoring about with some trashy ignorant bitch. He says he prefers lemonade to lemons.

I say, whores aren’t lemons.

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6 Responses to “Whores aren’t lemons”

pixie Says:

well no matter WHAT happens in the end, I have to agree with you as I don’t see how anything good can ever come of hurting someone you love, and knowingly doing it.

I have a cousin, he was married to his wife for like 14 years, had a 10 and 12 year old daughters. His wife, after being suspicious had him tracked, and found out he was cheating on her. She had been a house wife for 14 years. She hadn’t worked in 14 years. After she told him she knew, he wanted out. It was his easy out and he wanted to marry the 24 year old girl (who is younger then me and he is like 10 years older then me). So they got divorced and the gigantic house they had spent the last 4 years designing and building had to be sold (her dream house, her entire world), she had to find a job and move, she went form paying for nothing to having to pay for everything. She was 100% reliant on him. He told my sister, there isn’t any good way to leave someone or get divorced etc. My sister told, there most certainly was a better way to do it then you did. He knew better, but all he cared about in that moment was himself. I saw him at my wedding which was the same year of the “event” and my mom and aunt (his mom) had my dance with him. I never said anything to him, I haven’t seen him sense. He left the state. Other things happened I won’t mention that also showed how immature and selfish he was being. There are better ways to handle things, even if those things suck no matter how you handle them. Grown men know this. I still wonder wtf was going through my cousins head when he did all the stuff he did. I just always think about how what he did effected his kids. What a horrible example he set for them, at such a precious and impressionable age. When you do have a kid, I can tell you that your attitude towards men does change. It’s about what’s best for your kid, and you put with a lot less shit. My husbands mom left her husband about 2 years after he was born. He was a shitty husband and once she had him, she saw it was going to effect her son and she got out.

F’cking depressing isn’t it? I do believe however, there are men out there who know better and don’t do that sh|t.

Elisabeth Says:

I’ve been reading your blog for some months now, Abear, and have yet to comment. But I have enjoyed keeping up with your life, and where you’ve been since those long ago years….My heart is breaking for you. Not because I pity you, but because I understand. I applaud your maturity (and envy it) and have cried with you, I’m sure. If you want to talk, vent, catch up and totally not talk about it at all, send me an email. You are too too devastatingly wonderful a person to have to deal with this. Either way, I hope everything ends up the way it is supposed to.
Liz

Kate P. Says:

that moment will come.

Hugs

knittingozfan Says:

I’ve been dipping in and out of your blog for a while. You’re doing fine. Everything is normal, all your thoughts and feelings. My husband cheated on me, and it ended in a messy divorce. Trust me, there IS life at the end of the tunnel. All these feelings are no normal, love, anger, frustration etc. It doesn’t matter what feeling you’ve got as long as it gets you through the next 5 minutes because believe me those 5 minutes will get longer each day and you get through the day. the mix up of feelings you’ll go through each day with all its ups and downs, will get slower in time and soon, you’ll go through a whole day and you won’t have thought about him. Honestly, it happens. It does take a while but it will happen. I thought it never would, and I recall the pain so much, but it does pass. Soon there will be a day when you don’t think about him, and it doesn’t hurt so much. The pain doesn’t really go away, but it does numb and you will learn to live with it. Really and truly you will. If I can do it, anyone can. Keep your chin up & remain strong - you’re doing grand x

Jenny Says:

Well, won’t be looking at a glass of lemonade the same way again for a bit. Whore-ade! ;)

Funny, I’m having Hotdogs and Saurkraut with mashed taters for my dinner tonight - so not just man food! And my man can’t stand the smell of it - I have to do it while he in out of town and at the beginning of the week so the smell has time to dissipate out of the house. (I put it in a crockpot and let it cook all day)

I wish there was some profound wisdom I could give - but I think knittingozfan said it best.

I’ve been told that when you are angry - hit something. Try not to hurt yourself in the process. Maybe take up some Kickboxing or something. Tai Chi - flow of energy and flow that anger out. I loved Tai Chi - just going to Dahlonega for lessons was a bit much. If you have a vhs tape player and if I can find the tapes - I can give you the tapes for you to do at home.

Anyway - Love you bunches and you are doing GREAT!

Holly Says:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8XC7idFyvE

I found this song to be inspirational. I hope you feel the same.

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