I am away from my regular office ans so have not been able to read or post very much at all.
Just wanted to et you all know I am thinking of you and continue to pray daily for you and your families. I am so thankful to have been led to this board. I continue to learn from all of you courageous people. Hopefully I will be able to catch up with everyone early next week.
The title of my thread is from Philippians 3:13-14
Quote: Forgetting those things which are behind..., I press on toward the goal.
I thought it fit with the things I'm currently working on/struggling with - to live without being fearful and to forgive those who have hurt me in this last year.
Things are going along pretty much as they were with us. I did initiate an R talk last night and just told my H that on most days, I felt very confident and unafraid with regard to our R, but that every once in a while, I feel afraid. I said that I thought this was probably normal and just asked that he be understanding if I seemed a little shaky on some days. Probably not the best DB'ing, but I felt like he needed to know that I am going through this. He stated that he is happy with me and that his wish to have another baby should help me see that he feels confident about us.
I also told him that i'm only interested in a monogomous relationship, which he agreed with. I know this is no guarantee, but I was glad he said these things.
I thanked him for listening and today have kept things light.
I find that I have trouble when I allow myself to dwell on thoughts of H and OP. I need to use the stop sign and redirect myself, although I'm sure thoughts like this are normal. I just don't want to give OP the power by letting thoughts of her ruin my day or my time with my family. There are still days when I find it hard to believe any of this has really happened.
Hope you all have peaceful holidays. Thank you for being here.
Mockers2
"Somehow we survive, and tenderness frustrated does not wither." Dennis Brutus, South African poet
"That which does not kill us makes us stronger."
Friedrich Nietzsche