The laughs continue...

Posted in Group: 

All of ya'll who posted comments to my earlier post about my stbx and his"realizations" are right on mark! He hasn't changed anything, but his "game". The funny/sad/pathetic thing is he continues to act as if he has done nothing wrong and everything is just "dandy". He was thankfully able to fix my plumbing problems yesterday in between his phone beeping every few minutes and honestly thought I had agreed to forget about his emails/texts with this woman. He actually told me yesterday afternoon that "we should move somewhere else, rent a house, and me, him and our son can start over again"!! Hello, aren't we forgetting something? Like how he cheated most of our marriage, left me and our son to go see some woman in Mexico last April for 3 weeks, screwed most of Southwest United States when he was supposed to be working in Louisiana, has been sleeping with Lord knows what since we have been separted and now supposedly has "realized how wrong he was" (3 hours after he was texting this woman about how she would always be in his heart)! Apparently he has been doing to many "whippets" with Demi Moore if he thinks I am dumb enough to want to start over with him and his "entourage". I am trying to move forward not start the process all over! Blessings.
Penelope

 
By KellieMontgomeryLMFT on Mon, 02-06-12, 09:08

Excellent post Penelope!! So empowering to read. Anger can be very powerful & self protective... and you have every right to be angry with him. His behavior is not to be tolerated, excused or allowed to be 'okay' in any way. To cheat through-out your marriage shows a long-standing pattern of immaturity, secrecy, poor character and selfishness. ..thats not something that can be overcome with a few realizations, a move, new home, or even few sessions in therapy...if he really wanted to change this would be a major undertaking that would take complete commitment and willingness on his part to address his level of empathy and commitment in a relationship, his impulsivity, selfish thinking and level of maturity. Even now, it seems he doesnt really understand how much his behavior can impact someone else...this saddens me, you deserve better, as a mother and as a woman.

Warmly,
Kellie Montgomery, LMFT

Support Points: 11280
Badges 
CounselorBrown Belt in SupportPurple Belt in SupportBlue Belt in SupportGreen Belt in SupportRed Belt in SupportOrange Belt in SupportAqua Belt in SupportYellow Belt in SupportWhite Belt in Support
Offline
By Penelope on Mon, 02-06-12, 16:12

Kellie:

Thanks for the supportive comment. I don't understand why now he is trying to "push me" back into this relationship. He has his internet women. He has this woman "declaring her undying love for him". I don't know what it is he wants from me all of a sudden when for the last several months I was a bitch and a c..., he was so glad to be "free" from me, etc., etc., How do you go from that to "I realized I was wrong and I still love you"! Even if I was dumb enough to consider it I would drive myself crazy constantly looking over my shoulder waiting for the "next woman to fall". Blessings.
Penelope

"I can do everything thing through Him who gives me strength". Philippians 4:13

Support Points: 450
Badges 
Aqua Belt in SupportYellow Belt in SupportWhite Belt in Support
Offline
By Lostfornow on Mon, 02-06-12, 19:32

Penelope--I think you should keep to your guns and start your life anew. Infidelity, I have never understood how anyone forgives and forgets--it is way to personal and intrusive. I do understand that he may want to stay in your life because you have apparently showed him a lot of love and forgiveness in the past, maybe he hass a conscience and he is remorsefule but he sounds like -as you said-it is only a matter of time before it happens again.
Good luck to you.

Support Points: 50
Badges 
White Belt in Support
Offline
By sphoebe on Wed, 02-15-12, 07:40

Penelope, it sounds as though he is one of those people that wants all women to love him and be devoted to him without giving them his full attention and commitment in return. It means that he will probably always pursue you because the more women he has the more it feeds his ego. I think though that as long as you realize that, you will always have the power you need to resist him. :)

Support Points: 85
Badges 
White Belt in Support
Offline
By elegantlinda on Fri, 02-17-12, 04:06

Penelope (look, I found your post!), I agree with what is being said. Can you imagine if (God forbid) you took him back and moved with him? Why you'd be looking over your shoulder and doubting him anytime he disappeared from your sight.

This is one of the many reasons why I didn't take my ex back. He had cheated once for sure and quite possibly a second time though I don't have proof of it, my gut instinct tells me he did cheat the second time. I imagined taking my ex back and then maybe I'd be making dinner and let's say ran out of milk and I had to ask him to go to the store to buy milk. IF he did and stayed gone longer than I thought necessary, I would think he was hooking up with someone.

Looking back now I remember my ex telling me there was a crisis at work and he had to leave immediately OR that he had to go to work early because of a meeting he'd been called to attend - in reality it was the whore and him making up excuses to get him out of the house. It made my life hell because I was suspicious yet when I confronted him he'd mock me and laugh and accuse me of having an overactive imagination. Months down the road when I found concrete proof of the affair I realized what a lying s.o.b. he really is. I wouldn't want you or anyone else to ever go thru that type of hell that I went thru.

Don't go anywhere with him - get rid of him and move on. You are so smart and such a loving person, you deserve MUCH better than him.

Hugs and prayers to you!
-Linda

Support Points: 9305
Badges 
Purple Belt in SupportBlue Belt in SupportGreen Belt in SupportRed Belt in SupportOrange Belt in SupportAqua Belt in SupportYellow Belt in SupportWhite Belt in Support
Offline

Follow supportgroups.com on:

The information provided on SupportGroups.com is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between a patient/site visitor and his/her health professional. This information and interaction provided on this site is solely for informational and educational purposes and does not constitute the practice of medicine. Information on this site does not replace the advice of your physician or other health care provider. Neither the owners or employees of SupportGroups.com nor the author(s) of site content take responsibility for any possible consequences from any treatment, procedure, exercise, dietary modification, application of medication or any other action which results from reading this site. Always speak with your primary health care provider before engaging in any form of self treatment. Please see our Legal Statement for further information.

Join SupportGroups.com

Find a Support Group That's Right for You

What Other People Are Saying

 

Top Contributors: 1 day

UserSupport Points
kc55320
Positive Vibes300
drillteamlover200
CK190
April170
MaluLani140
JessicaC120
mstryder120
Suzee120
Avee120

Who's online

There are currently 9 users and 681 guests online.