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LL,
When I say I don't want to be hurt, I already have and will continue to be as long as I am in a R with my H.
I have to decide if I want to stay in a R where I do not get what I need and haven't for two yrs.
I love him, but he may never "wake up"
I feel my life is passing me by being all consumed by this for so long.
I guess I meant I need to get to a place of detachment-like you have. You are at peace, How do you get there LL??? Rachael


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LL,
I have been hurt so much already and will continue to be as long as Iam in a R with my H.

He does not meet my needs and distances from me even after we ML.

I need to get to a place of detachment is what I meant to say I suppose.

You have reached peace,and I am very happy for you.
I'm not sure I can get there, but I want to very badly.

I just want to stop hurting.
I'm about at the end of my rope with this R. and it pains me very much to say that.

I don't want to break up my family. Rachael


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Optimist - Thank you for stopping by my thread. I really appreciate your encouragement and your sense of humor .


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Hello everybody,

I had intended to post my update saying that thanks to the girls I had managed to contol my ups and downs in the tightrope, despite the no contact since Friday. He has not called or contacted us at all. But something happened just a few minutes ago...

I went to pick up the mail as usual and there was a letter to my H forwarded from OW's address. It was a flyer from a furniture shop, congratulating him in the buying of his new home.

I went to the Appraisal District's home site and the house does belong to my H. The deed transfer date was 10/7/03.

So, it seems he has made his decision... What was he waiting for, beats me.



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Ok, I'm not going to say this isn't bad.

What I am going to say, is he didn't do anything and has owned this house since October.

He could STILL be truly trying to completely make up his mind.

I would wait out the two weeks, do nothing and see what happens when he comes back. I mean if he is going to move out he has to tell you and those are not the actions he has been taking recently.


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Bob Seger

Tightrope

Welcome to the tightrope
Between memory and pain
Welcome to the tightrope
Between the freedom and the chain
Welcome to the tightrope
Stretched high above the street
Welcome to the tightrope
It's right beneath your feet

Once you learn to balance truth and sorrow
You can worry about the rest tomorrow

Up there on the tightrope
Oh it's a tightrope
You're walkin' on a tightrope


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Do you have a signed separation aggreement? If not legally the Ow's house that he bought is half yours.. Community property..


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Opt -
I agree that, unbelievable as it seems, your H might still be confused - OR - he may just have been waiting until after the holidays to tell you - or - he may just have wrested the Giant Weenie Head title from Mal's H as the most chickenshit avoidant man on the planet (maybe he was too chicken to tell OW he wasn't leaving you???).

Anyway - I think you NEED to use this time that H is gone to find out everything you can about his finances, since who knows what else he has been hiding from you. Call the CPA, snoop in his office if you have access, hire a P.I. to look for hidden bank accounts, etc. You need to do this to protect yourself financially. You have a golden opportunity to do this while he's out of town.

Meanwhile, I wouldn't say a word to H if he calls. This will require tha greatest Act As If job of your life.

I'm assuming from your post that the new house is in HIS name, not his with the OW? Are there any other possible explanations for this house? Could he have been planning to move into it alone, and changed his mind as a result of your awesome DBing? My H rented an apartment long before he told me he was going to - almost like his "safety net" - then I think he had a hard time letting go of it - how could he not move out when he had already rented the apartment?

Or could the house be a rental property? Have you seen it? Is anyone living in it?

Don't ASSume anything, but DO find out. Your H's behavior has been very suspicious all along, and him hiding the CPA stuff from you has me really worried. Also - and this may sound paranoid, but hear me out - please watch out for your personal safety, okay? All these lies, all this sneaky stuff - people who do this are sometimes the kind of people who think a hit man is the answer to their dilemma?

Also - have you checked you bank accounts to make sure he didn't drain them before he left?

okay, enough paranoia - I'm not saying he's anything more than your typical lost WAS - BUT - don't be so naive that you don't protect yourself.

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Hi Opt. (((HUGS)))

Okay so I am confused (what else is new? LOL!).

Is the house that your H bought the one the OW lives in or another property? Then I would echo Ellie's questions depending on the answer.

I know it is hard to not jump to conclusions, but try. I would try to get a better handle on the finances, but as you have said, you are financially fit on your own, so is it worth the pain? Will it make a difference if you know and can you do anything about it anyway?

Now don't jump on me everyone - Opt has never indicated that her H wouldn't do right for her D and if she is financially independent, maybe she doesn't need to borrow H's financial trouble...just protect herself.

In the meantime, how is D reacting to H being gone with no communication? I think kids adjust to the physical absence, but no communication can be tough.

Any plans for this evening? I rented the kids a bunch of DVDs and my H is coming over to watch a movie with me (yes - you read that right). My saga continues...

Well Opt - I am here for you and praying as always.



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(((((((((((OPT))))))))))))))))
So many things to think about. You have a good head and will do what you need to do for you and your D.

I know the waiting sucks, but you have no choice about that.

It sounds like your handling it well-as good as can be exepcted-actually better than that.

We're all here for you and we'll see you through this.

Lots of hugs coming your way Opt. Rachael


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