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Topic: Need a woman's perspective on this
mouradadi's photo
Sat 01/17/09 11:58 AM
My ex-wife and I split up around spring time after a couple of months I started seeing another woman who just got out of a serious relationship as well I was attracted to her from the very first time we met. At first things were great but then I noticed after one month together that my confidence and self-esteem were not fully recovered from my broken marriage and that’s when things started to go downhill we dated for a couple of months and then broke up. She claimed it was the drama which she said that she wants to go through that with me and that she loved me I understood because I have a son that pretty much stays with me most of the time his mother always had apparently something going that she couldn’t keep him for more than a day or two which she still does to this day. His mother would bother me everyday and even broke into my house one night because she was pissed that I have moved on and she didn’t even though she was the one that left me and how she apparently still loved me. I guess that would scare anyone away maybe that was my ex-wife’s plan to break us up but now that I broke up with my girlfriend and my ex-wife is living with some other guy she doesn’t bother me anymore. Was it too early to date someone else. it has been a few months since we broke up and we haven’t even talked to each other since the break up mainly because we didn’t want things to be awkward between us. There are several things I’m omitting but through the responses I will fill in the blank.

PATSFAN's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:00 PM
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Sat 01/17/09 12:01 PM
it sounds to me like she didn't want you to be happy until she was. i think you were ready to move on but she wasn't ready to let you

Shagwell's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:04 PM
Edited by Shagwell on Sat 01/17/09 12:05 PM
women are sexy evil doers! pitchfork

Jill298's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:07 PM
It seems that maybe you did jump into it a little to soon. But that happens alot. You get lonely and feel the need to have someone around to help you recover. AKA rebound.
As far as your ex, she was just still miserable so she was going to keep you miserable as well. This is typical. I've seen this alot. My brother is going thru the same thing with his ex. She even flat out told him she isn't happy so she won't let him be either.
Even tho she left you, she prob still blames you for "forcing her to leave you". So even tho she left, it's still your fault.
Do you want to get into contact with your ex gf? Or just move on and try to date someone else?

mouradadi's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:11 PM
I would like to get in contact with her again we meshed really well together but that's for me. when it comes to my son I don't think that she is ready for a responsibility that big in her life just yet that is probably why I will just move on regardless of how I feel towards her, my sons well being and happiness come first for me you know.

mouradadi's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:12 PM
Thank you for your reply

PilarMargret 's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:14 PM
It sounds as if you've already made a decision - to do what's best for your son and move on.

MirrorMirror's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:14 PM

My ex-wife and I split up around spring time after a couple of months I started seeing another woman who just got out of a serious relationship as well I was attracted to her from the very first time we met. At first things were great but then I noticed after one month together that my confidence and self-esteem were not fully recovered from my broken marriage and that’s when things started to go downhill we dated for a couple of months and then broke up. She claimed it was the drama which she said that she wants to go through that with me and that she loved me I understood because I have a son that pretty much stays with me most of the time his mother always had apparently something going that she couldn’t keep him for more than a day or two which she still does to this day. His mother would bother me everyday and even broke into my house one night because she was pissed that I have moved on and she didn’t even though she was the one that left me and how she apparently still loved me. I guess that would scare anyone away maybe that was my ex-wife’s plan to break us up but now that I broke up with my girlfriend and my ex-wife is living with some other guy she doesn’t bother me anymore. Was it too early to date someone else. it has been a few months since we broke up and we haven’t even talked to each other since the break up mainly because we didn’t want things to be awkward between us. There are several things I’m omitting but through the responses I will fill in the blank.



bigsmile Hope it works out for youflowerforyou

Krimsa's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:17 PM
Edited by Krimsa on Sat 01/17/09 12:18 PM

I would like to get in contact with her again we meshed really well together but that's for me. when it comes to my son I don't think that she is ready for a responsibility that big in her life just yet that is probably why I will just move on regardless of how I feel towards her, my sons well being and happiness come first for me you know.


I think Jill gave you some really good advice and she seems to have a handle on the emotional issues at play here. I think I can honestly speak for your ex girlfriend that this is too much drama. If I was in her place (in fact I have been) I would have left also. I could not deal with crazy ex spouses behaving so atrociously. Also, if she is not ready to be a parent, and you are a package deal, that needs to be considered also for the sake of the child involved here.

It might be best to start fresh with a new lady who might be better capable of handling the responsibility of your son. What do you think?

MeChrissy2's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:18 PM
I would give her a call. It sounds like you may have had something, just too much drama at the time. Couldn't hurt, even if it is just to say hi.


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Sat 01/17/09 12:25 PM

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Damn! this guy is good!

glasses

Fit2bFunVB's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:33 PM

women are sexy evil doers! pitchfork


define "evil":wink:

Shagwell's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:37 PM


women are sexy evil doers! pitchfork


define "evil":wink:



according to dictionary.com

#7

evil : the force in nature that governs and gives rise to wickedness and sin.

MeChrissy2's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:38 PM



women are sexy evil doers! pitchfork


define "evil":wink:



according to dictionary.com

#7

evil : the force in nature that governs and gives rise to wickedness and sin.


I agree with your analysis and definition.devil

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Sat 01/17/09 12:53 PM

I would like to get in contact with her again we meshed really well together but that's for me. when it comes to my son I don't think that she is ready for a responsibility that big in her life just yet that is probably why I will just move on regardless of how I feel towards her, my sons well being and happiness come first for me you know.
I just want to say that was a very good answer. I commend you for realizing you still have feelings for this woman but you can see she's not ready to deal with your son. And you still put your son first. Now that's a dad.
You will meet someone that wants you both flowerforyou

Jill298's photo
Sat 01/17/09 12:55 PM
It's very difficult... I know flowerforyou

mouradadi's photo
Sat 01/17/09 01:00 PM
you are correct it is not easy but I am sure that with time things will get better and someone will come along unexpectedly for the both of us.

mouradadi's photo
Sat 01/17/09 01:03 PM
It is probably true that I might need to start fresh but as for now all I see is my son and family who has been helping me through everything so far. Thank you for your input

Jess642's photo
Sat 01/17/09 01:06 PM
Take the time to own your part... in your marriage, in the relationship after....

take the time to know you.

No one can strip away self esteem or confidence, except yourself.

I would address those things first.

Own your sh*te, before even considering a romantic intimate relationship with another.

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