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November 25, 2006, 3:43 am PST

Not "get over it".....go through it.

Quote From: nscrchick

So what you are saying is that isn't it a shame that a husband looks at porn or cheats on his wife, but if he start living a homosexual lifestyle, she should just get over it because that is the way he is?

Getting over something implies we are avoiding the obstacle and will probably have the same obstacle face us once again. But if we go through it, feel and experience it for all it is, when we do get to the other side, we will have experienced it completely so that when we are up against it again, the fear won't make us want to "run and get over it" but know that "we went through this once" and we now have the confidence and wisdom that makes it easier the next time.

 

Accepting porn, cheating, accepting homosexuality in our lives does not imply "we" accept it within ourselves but that we "accept" it as the way it is for others. It gives that person the freedom to be was they want to be and our controlling has no place in it. If we can love all beings, even our enemies, then our life will be a much more peaceful and useful. If we fight against the tide, we will drown, if we go with flow of it, it just might take us back home. But struggling never seems to be the way to go.

 

If a man starts living a homosexual lifestyle, or if he spends his time and money on porn, or if he cheats on his wife, who is really suffering? I know my husband looks at porn, every day if he could, I don't think he cheats on me with someone else, I do question his sexual preferences. But this is all relative. I am not here to figure out what or who he is or what or whom he sexually prefers to be with, in mind and in heart. I am here to figure out how I react to these things. My reaction of loss of control, anger, humility , rejections, hurts, these are things that even though his actions may have initially "pulled the rug from under me" I chose to stay under. By trying to figure him out, I lost touch with who I am and then that's when the real trouble begins.

 

Start with a moment by moment analysis of how "you" are feeling and grow to accept all sides. The ugly, the beautiful, the joyous, the depressed. The more you can accept you for who you are you will see that the actions of others, although they may hurt you and continue to pull the rug from you, you will have the confidence in youself that you will be ok, no matter what happens.

 

 

 

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