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Brokenhearted81 (original poster member #40944) posted at 11:53 AM on Saturday, October 12th, 2013
Well the counseling is helping but I'm still hurt and feel betrayed. At least I'v started eating a little but again. Sleep is not so great. I have terrible dreams. My psychiatrist has put my on sleeping meds. They seem to help the sleep part but not the dream part. There is no more contact points between the OW and my H now. We went through together and deleted/changed everything together. That gave me a little bit of relief. But I still don't trust him. Part of me feels like I will never trust again. I have this wall up now. Like I won't let anyone hurt me again kind of wall.
Married in 2003
Dday sept 26 2013
3 children
Working on R
sunsetslost ( member #39885) posted at 3:28 PM on Saturday, October 12th, 2013
Stay strong. Keep taking care of yourself. It's a long road ahead I'm sorry to say. You will need every bit of strength. FWIW I used boost shakes as a diet supplement the first few weeks. Just to get some nutrition and calories. We are here for you
Divorced 7/11/14. New Beginning on the Gulf of Mexico. It's real nice.
Skan ( member #35812) posted at 6:23 PM on Saturday, October 12th, 2013
If you felt like you could trust him again after such a short amount of time, we ALL would be worried for you. It would mean that you had turned your back on common sense and had decided to sweep the trauma, hurt, and betrayal under the rug and try to avoid dealing with it. And like an abscessing wound, that pile under the rug WOULD erupt at some point, causing you even more pain, as unlikely as that seems right now.
You have NO reason to trust right now. None. Nada. NOT trusting is the healthiest option for you right now. The one person who was always supposed to have your back, who was always supposed to be there for you, stabbed you in the back. For you to turn your back on him in trust right now would be crazy. You need to remember that your WH proved himself to be a liar and liars lie. Until he can prove to you, over months and possibly years of trustworthy behavior that he is worth trusting, you need to be careful and watchful. What you're feeling is completely normal and completely understandable. (((hugs)))
Imagine a ship trying to set sail while towing an anchor. Cutting free is not a gift to the anchor. You must release that burden, not because the anchor is worthy, but because the ship is.
D-Day, June 10, 2012
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