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December 5, 2005, 6:10 am PST

nasty breakups

I have been married for almost four years, recently found out that everything has been a lie. He has me trapped here, I have two babies, no job and no where to go, as far as will they change, in my situation I don't think so. He has promised change time and time again and he will be different for about two weeks then he is the same abusive, lieing person.  He has broken every promise he has ever made unless I make him mad enough to carry it out and I only do that when it is something I cannot complete myself. The only  vow he hasn't broken is "until death do us part". I don't think I will ever be able to trust my husband again. In truth I want out.   

  

To the next topic: My mother left my dad after 25 years of marriage because she wanted someone younger than her. My Dad is still heartbroken, he is also a diabetic since the divorce he has had his medicine changed from pill control to the actual insulin shot. I have to remind him eveytime we talk that he did nothing wrong and that he doesn't need my mother, he has me, my sister, and my children to live for. It breaks my heart. My grandparents are almost 80 and they are devestated by it. In a since they lost their son. My mother ingnores the fact that she has a family. My sister, my children and I don't even exist to her. Her own mother was in the hospital possibly dieing about two weeks ago (she didn't die) but instead of being with her mother she was lieing around in bed with my new stepdad. So yes I do know how a parental divorce can change and hurt a family. 

 
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December 5, 2005, 5:55 pm PST

forgiveness

I don't see how they can forgive their step father for what he did. I have a friend, my best friend actually, she was abused and molested by her real dad, then molested by her stepdad. It is crazy to ask them to forget about it. My friend is in her mid 20's now and still has night mares about it even though she is now married. I wasn't molested by my father but I just recently found out that my husband has been having sex with me in my sleep. I feel betrayed and I can't hardly sleep at night for fear of what might happen if I fall into a deep sleep. I feel violated. 

  

As far as the anger, Jamey needs to get those children out of there because my husband is exactly like what is described, since we said I do I have been constantly yelled at. The children a yelled at just for screaming since day one of thier births. He tried to shake both of them out of anger for their crying but I intervened, I was thrown into a wall, but I intervened.  

  

It is pretty sad becuase since I have been watching Dr Phil I could qualify for almost all of his shows. I wish I had someone to help me. 

 
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December 8, 2005, 7:53 am PST

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Mary Anne do NOT go back to that marriage!  Do NOT listen to any of the people on this board who tell you to give it another chance!  They are none too bright!  Mary Anne, I was MARRIED to a Lyle.  He CANNOT change! 

  

My ex painted a beautiful picture of our future lives together.  We were going to honeymoon in Europe, we were going to buy a beautiful two-story house, we were going to vacation every other month.  As soon as I married him, my hell began.  We honeymooned about 100 miles away from our house.  We lived in a two bedroom shack, which got foreclosed on us because he forgot to pay ANY bills.  He told me it was a hideous mistake on the mortgage company's part, of course a big fat lie.  We filed for bankruptcy in the first year because we had the foreclosure and two repossessed cars against us.  I stuck it out because of my beliefs that adultery was the only reason to divorce.  Little did I know I could have divorced him according to MY beliefs after the first year.  

  

I ended up having two kids by this "man".  The girls and I skimped by, living on hand me downs, depending on the kindness of family.  We were saving for a new house, or so I thought.  The day I found out there was zero money in the bank (overdrawn, in fact) I left.  I got tired of the lies and the humiliation.  I packed up and moved to Mom's.  The kids and I left with no money, no home and no car (yet another repossession), yet the feeling of absolute freedom far outweighed the feeling of being a total and complete idiot for four years.  (BTW, finally got proof he was cheating through a phone bill!)  The final cruel blow was when he told his entire family our younger daughter was the result of an affair; his way of saying he left me instead of me leaving him.  Never demanded a paternity test, though. 

  

I am soooo happy now.  I am remarried to the biggest gem of a man in the world!  He is a diamond compared to my gumball-machine-ring ex.  I have a son I never would have had otherwise!  I live in a lovely two story house and I never worry about the cars being repossessed or the sherriff knocking on my door with foreclosure papers.  I never knew love could feel like this.   

  

You deserve the same happiness.  Run from that loser who calls himself your husband.  He CANNOT change!  He is saying he is changed because things are getting tough for him and with you he could do whatever he pleased.  It is convenience, not love that brought on this "change of heart".  My ex tried the same thing.  He told me he was going to counseling and that the psychologist said I was a horrible wife and that's why things were so bad.  If I changed, things would be better.  IT'S A LOAD, BELIEVE ME!  I didn't buy it then, you shouldn't buy it now.  Liars CANNOT change.  I found that out the hard way.  And as for the ex, well he married a girl he met on the internet.  No telling what kind of crud he told that poor girl to trick her.  Hope she wises up much faster than I did! 

Not sure if that was meant toward my message but it sure sounded like it. I do feel that way. We are in bankruptcy because he didn't pay bills but I managed to stop it in time to keep everything so far. I am trying to find a career right now, something that will pay the bills, the nanny, and then some. That is not easy to do in Georgia. What kills me is he will do something seemingly unforgivable and then be sweet enough to make me love him all over again and believe he will change. But the blinders finally fell off. He rufuses counsling, lies to everyone about how I am, lies to me about where he is and what he's doing,  wants sex no matter what, I could be so sick that I can't lift my head up off the pillow and on my monthly to boot and he would roll me over and have his way. All I can do is cry. He doesn't care he gets off so he's happy. I am 21 years old and I feel like I'm 40. I need help. He needs to either commit to fixing himself, which first means admitting he is wrong, or he needs to pack his crap and go. The only thing holding this process up is the fact that I have no income.
 
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December 8, 2005, 8:03 am PST

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You DO have options.  A woman with kids and no support is immediately eligible for everything from food stamps to section 8 housing, childcare and free tuition and job training assistance.   

Pick up your phone book.  Most phone books have a section near the front called "community pages", "helping hands" or some such -- usually after the emergency info but before the actual listings.  You should see one or more listing for something like woman's services, counseling, family welfare, etc.   Pick one and call.  Usually you can get information (on what they do, options, etc.) without giving your name.  If you don;t like what you hear at the first location, go to the next.   If you are not in an immediately threatening situation, you might want to stay away from the county/state agencies at first (that is, you don't want an official file started when you are still just reviewing your options).   (if you are in danger, call the domestic violence nu mber NOW).       

  

You sound fairly young, but even if you are not, there ARE options. 

thank you for that advice, I did that;no one wants to help me, they say they are to full and there are to many minorities that needs help first. That is what I mean by I am trapped, if you aren't a minority help is unavailable in Georgia. I can't even get help funding my GED. No one will support me. In order for me to leave I have to be able to support myself. Thanks for the advice though. I tried.
 

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