Hey Pinhead. Have you mentioned that to her? (ie that you can relate to/validate how she might have felt)? Don't know if that's the right thing or not; was just curious because it made me think of what Coach said above...
Originally Posted By: Coach
When you validate it creates a connection. Right now if you hold your ground all while seeing who she is and what she needs, then you create that attraction you are searching for.
I cannot complain for not receiving from others, that which I've never asked them for.
Oh and I forgot one of the best things she was saying last night when she was trying to bargain.
"You could date someone while we're together. I would understand."
Normally I would see this as a huge red flag for an EA/PA, but this time I think she was just clutching for anything to placate me.
I told her that it was a disgusting idea, that I'd be lying to my daughters, and being a sleazeball. Just amazed that she'd want to live in an open marriage.
I told her that it was a disgusting idea, that I'd be lying to my daughters, and being a sleazeball. Just amazed that she'd want to live in an open marriage.
For the record, that was totally NOT validation.
Experience is a brutal teacher, but you learn. My God, do you learn. - C.S. Lewis
Life is usually all about how you handle Plan B. - Jack3Beans
Listen without defending; Speak without offending - FaithinAK