[quote=momof2girls]Wish I could get inside his head.
You need to stop this thinking, it is what it is and you are trying to control his desicions/movements and making yourself anxious trying to change his mind.
You are right, and I know this.
I know there is nothing I can do right now to control him. But I do think my actions now will have an impact on the future. IF he ever pulls his head out of his *ss, my actions now will matter then. I just don't want to do anything that would make the possibility of a R harder in the future.
It's not even that I want to get in his head---I want a crystal ball! LOL!
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momof2 gave you wonderful advice. The 4nowH and I went to C one last time after he dropped the D word on me, I vented there and he basically said "i'm just here for you, I just want this (M) over with", so basically your H c ould be going just to humor the court and follow orders and say he went.
The court did not order our C, but I do think it's possible he agreed just so he could show me, the judge and the L's that he "tried." I know he probably is going just to prove to me that it's over, but I hope we can at least learn some communication skills from it to be able to co-parent better.
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Don't put too much hope into that session, I know you wish something would light up on his brain, but chances are, after all that has happened, it might not happen at C or at all. Trying to keep your feet off the ground, don't mean to be a sti ck in the mud but honey, it's true.
Thanks, Cat. I know you are just trying to keep me grounded. I think that hope and expectations are different. I'm trying not to have any expectations, but I'm not yet ready to give up hope.
Me:40, xH:41 M:19 T:21 D14, S10, D6 IDLYA bomb:12/22/06 OW bomb (21 yr. old employee):12/23/06 H move out 2/07, OW move in 5/07 D papers served 6/07 D final Nov. 26, 08 :-(