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 SWAT70 (original poster member #42915) posted at 9:51 PM on Wednesday, May 28th, 2014

Out of the deep. Comic relief is good right. After reading that you chuckled. I thought about it too. They are the guys that you think of when you picture cops and doughnuts. Powdered sugar or jelly doughnuts and a slightly large belly. Not obese mind you just plump and grumpy to be working the night shift and have me as a supervisor, oh the horror of it.

Seriously though I'm at a place right now that their opinion doesn't matter. They aren't my friends they are co workers and as long as they do their jobs and what is asked of them I can live with it.

Me-BH WW-39
DD-11 DS-6 DS-3
D day was Valentines day 2014. Talk about a trigger.
Divorced

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steadychevy ( member #42608) posted at 12:56 AM on Thursday, May 29th, 2014

SWAT, I just wanted to cut in and say that I know where you are coming from. A later post on this thread you indicated that for the first time in your life you contemplated ending it. I was there, too, just after DDay last September. I tried. It was a feeble attempt with botched knots in an extension cord. I was crying - well sobbing, actually. The fall to my back shook me up and I was in IC in a few days. However, I told my WW that I didn't think you can have this much pain and live. Surely the pain would kill you. But it didn't even though I hoped it would. Anything to end the pain.

Well, I am still here. The pain is still here but not as intense most of the time. So, I just wanted to say that I knew where you were coming from. I am glad you didn't progress as far as I did. Your children need you and you are the model they need to fashion themselves after. I am glad I didn't succeed. I have three wonderful grown daughters and 4 granddaughters I want to be here for. The IC really helped me. I never, ever thought I would be suicidal. I had so much to live for - such a good life. But there you are. The C that got me through that period wasn't going to be a very good one for the rest of my therapy so I no longer go to him.

I also attend a support group called BAN (Beyond Affairs Network). They have chapters in many American cities. The one I go to is a two hour drive from the ranch up here in Canada but it is so worth it. As has been said many times, no one knows or understands what it is like unless they have been likewise afflicted.

I am pulling for you. Your WW may be making progress. I hope mine is but a lot of days I don't know. Whatever the outcome for you, I wish you the best.

BH(me)72(now); XWW 64; M 42 yrsDDay1-01/09/13;DDay2-26/10/13;DDay3-19/12/13;DDay4-21/01/14LTA-09/02-06/06? OM - COW 4 years; "dates" w/3 lovers post engagement;ONS w/stranger post commitment, lies, lies, liesSeparated 23/09/2017; D 16/03/2020

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Jduff ( member #41988) posted at 1:42 AM on Thursday, May 29th, 2014

They are the guys that you think of when you picture cops and doughnuts.

Kind of underlines the statement "Misery loves company." Just think of that every time you see these "winners".

The grass is always greener.... where the dogs are shitting.

-Soundgarden

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doggiediva ( member #33806) posted at 2:42 AM on Thursday, May 29th, 2014

Your description of the 6 friends remind me of Beavis and Butt head and their friends, lol..

Hopefully they will at least do their jobs..It is a pain in the butt to have to deal with peers or subordinates who aren't doing their jobs..

[This message edited by doggiediva at 8:45 PM, May 28th (Wednesday)]

Don't tie your happiness to the tail of somebody else's kite

63 years young..

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nekorb ( member #40306) posted at 2:50 AM on Thursday, May 29th, 2014

most of all he has ruined me.

I know this is from a few pages back, but I just wanted to say this is completely untrue.

If OM had ruined you, you wouldn't be here working this shit out and making plans to take care of you and the kids. You'd be cowering in a corner somewhere begging your wife to come back at all costs, no matter the price to you.

FTG.

I can see you're in a period of real indecision. Take your time here. This shit is real and the decision will be with you always.

We've got your back either way.

Re: opening up in IC. I'm a blabber mouth when I get in there. I figure the more info the IC has, the faster shit gets handled. I tell it all, the good, the bad, the ugly, and the shit no one should have to hear you say out loud. I have yet to have one be surprised it shocked by anything.

Your IC can handle it. Let those flood gates open up so she can do her job.

Me: BS 44; Him: WH 47 M - 22 Years
D-day: 7/2013; D filed 7/2014; Divorced 7-27-16
...the WS affair starts off in a dreamland where everything is all Golly, Wow! and Meant To Be! and Soul Mates drop from the trees to frolic in the mist. -devotedman

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Schadenfreude ( member #43075) posted at 3:10 AM on Thursday, May 29th, 2014

T/j sort of. Those Dirty Half Dozen just suffered a horrible loss, too. The Leader of the Pack is no longer with them. They are lost and afraid. They had their version of D Day and are the BS's here since they are being "punished" and had none of the fun. Besides, they got to see that the job isn't an entitlement-it can be lost quickly. Their world has been changed without them asking for it to happen.

As my late father said: You know what they call that in the Russian Army? Tough shitski.

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OutoftheDeep ( member #42601) posted at 2:26 PM on Thursday, May 29th, 2014

Well there you have your method: whenever you're having a bad day and in spite of their opinion being nothing they are just getting to you, imagine them with powdered sugar and donut jelly all over their face, wearing diapers. haha

Here's what I think: there is no true loyalty between people like this. Their glue is shallow envy and ignorance and following, not loyalty to each other. One or two of them are probably simply following the pack out of simple weakness. This one or two will eventually be unable to ignore the FACT that you are the one with character and these guys are petty - and he or they will start to come around to your corner. Then expect some discontent with the others when they lose a "member" or two. But who knows, let's hope they all come around, this stuff is still pretty brand new in the gossip circles I'm sure, and OM is probably spreading around a whole 'nothing story. People will eventually get bored with it.

I have, fortunately, never had to deal with a situation where I couldn't extract myself from the OP and their ilk. That's totally gotta suck!!

Me - BW 40s
He - exWH 40s
2/15 Over. I had enough. I don't care anymore, and it feels awesome. He can have all the strippers, coworkers, and exes he wants now. Except now he doesn't think they're so appealing. Oh well.

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doggiediva ( member #33806) posted at 4:09 PM on Thursday, May 29th, 2014

In my 30 year career I have found to be true what Out of the Deep is pointing out..

Given enough time, even the juiciest of gossip is forgotten, loyalties are realigned, people come and go..

Before you know it you are the only senior original person on your unit..happened to me anyway, lol

Let me give a true story that happened on my job...

On my unit, 3 or 4 years ago, this coworker of mine surprised the crap out of all of us nurses and doctors..

Mind you this is a busy trauma ICU with doctors, family members, vendors, clergy present at any given time..

My coworker's normal behavior was somewhat unfriendly and a bit immature for a social worker..

He was not very approachable by the nurses on our unit, we considered him a jerk..

I will assign him the letter J as his name for the rest of this story..

Well, on this day, let's say J was in an unusually happy and exuberant mood..

J and one of my nurse friends ( let's call her P) were standing at the nurse's desk, talking about something on a computer screen.....She later confided in me that the conversation wasn't job related, they were just joking with each other...

All of a sudden J grabbed P from under her armpits and lifted her up several feet off of the ground..Many of us became aware of the commotion when we heard P scream in surprise..

J wouldn't put P down right away..When he finally did let her go she was furious..

P asked for an apology but J refused to apologize..He told her that "she couldn't take a joke"

P gave him several days to apologize..When he didn't, she wrote him up for unprofessional behavior..

For the next year or so there was tension and friction whenever J was in the unit..

With the passage of time and the turnover of new nurses, however, J was finally able to relax.. Many of the people who had witnessed or were affected by this incident were either already gone ( like P and I), or else they considered it water under the bridge..

[This message edited by doggiediva at 10:25 AM, May 29th (Thursday)]

Don't tie your happiness to the tail of somebody else's kite

63 years young..

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 SWAT70 (original poster member #42915) posted at 1:54 PM on Friday, May 30th, 2014

God this crap is hard. Yesterday I chaparoned daughters field trip to a minor league baseball game. Should have been a blast but it wasn't. OM's sister was there giving me the evil eye all day. I tried to ignore her and succedded for the most part. Wasn't mine finest hour I will admit.

Get home where I should be happy. What do I see, but my cheating wife. I just couldn't get past it yesterday. I wanted to. I really wanted to just go home and have things the way they used to be. I'm trying to not be harsh and I know WW was only trying to find out what was wrong and wanted to help. She tries to say and do things to help me. But it just seems no matter what happens we can't get on the same page. I'm not even sure that makes sense but its the best I can describe it right now.

I'm struggling right now and it is difficult to even properly express what exactly I'm feeling. It's not possible for me to describe it. I'm not even sure why I'm posting this crap but I am. I think I just need a day off of the ride.

This afternoon is my kids first therapy appointment. I'm hoping it goes well but am unsure. Daughter and middle boy seem to be doing okay and I'm hoping it will help with any questions they have. For the most part we have been able to shelter them from this mess.

Me-BH WW-39
DD-11 DS-6 DS-3
D day was Valentines day 2014. Talk about a trigger.
Divorced

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william ( member #41986) posted at 2:07 PM on Friday, May 30th, 2014

i get what you are saying, since we are all BS on this forum i suspect most (if not all) of us get it.

what you are feeling is normal. its a reaction to serious trauma. these kinds of days, triggers, and feelings will persist for a long, long time. its one of the "advantages" of having been tramautized by infidelity. if you werent experiencing this it would be the exception rather than the rule.

dont think you are crazy. this is just the way it is.

some of the posters who went through this longer ago than you or i say that the feelings get softer over time, come less and less, and some say they havent had them in a long time. that day cant come soon enough for me, it gives me hope that others that have been through this have managed to achieve some normalcy in their lives. take their experiences and let them give you hope too.

me - bh
her - lara01

from 09/11 - 05/13
2 ONS, 10 sexting partners, 1 LT EA/PA

??/06/13 DD/1 - admits to LT EA, begin false R.
01/13/14 DD/2 - LTA was PA.
01/18/14 DD/3 - sexting 5 guys.
01/19/14 DD/4 - 2 ONS with different guys

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Jduff ( member #41988) posted at 2:38 PM on Friday, May 30th, 2014

Yeah, I've been through this as well. I think with regards to the AP being somehow still tied in to the weekly or daily life of you and the WS it is a constant struggle to overcome those triggers and awkward situations. Especially when it has some tie in to your own children's extracurricular activities. In my situation chose to face them, process my feelings accordingly, and overcome the situations one by one. I sure as hell wasn't going to let the OM and what he did take those moments with my kids away from me.

The grass is always greener.... where the dogs are shitting.

-Soundgarden

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OutoftheDeep ( member #42601) posted at 3:43 PM on Friday, May 30th, 2014

For some of us, infidelity really is impossible to get over. I'm not trying to undermine any option you have to R. But you are well aware there are really only 3 choices in this situation: Divorce. Reconcile. Or exist in a state of neither R or D. I'm not suggesting you do any, but rather I'm pointing out that despite our best efforts and our strongest desires, for some of us, infidelity really can't be overcome. Again, I'm NOT trying to influence your heart. But rather, don't feel bad if it leans that way.

I tried for 6 YEARS to "get over" my exWH infidelity. I divorced him after a 20 year marriage, a life together full of awesome experiences and 3 gorgeous children. I left not just him, but his family which I still love dearly (the pain they felt at losing "a daughter" was also so sad ). We had money, a great life, wonderful family. I know he loved me, not the bitch employee whom I discovered he was in a years long relationship with, and I believed her really did regret the day he ever set eyes on her.

I did NOT want to let go of my husband and the life around him. But I just COULDN'T get past it. Not WOULDNT, I could not. I spent years triggering, counseling, watching, wondering if it was happening again, pissed, feeling like a fool, going back and forth into detective mode. He tried, in his own way, to keep me. I had boxes of records of their phone calls, cards she had given him, etc. I would get literally sick when I thought of him and her. Finally, after 6 years, I was done. I remember the day I finally threw out all of those boxes. I never thought I'd be able to do that. My WH was SHOCKED, belive it or not, that I was done. He begged me to stay, cried (a man who I only saw cry when his father died), literally got on his knees (very out of character, he was stoic, low emotions, normally). But the infidelity was too much. the FREEDOM I felt was astounding. No more triggers. right now, if I ran into that OW, I can honestly say I would feel NOTHING. I can't even explain what a huge sense of freedom that is for me, after so many years of her influence over my emotions and life.

I'm in a position of betrayal again, with my current WH. But I know I can get over him if I have to, I did before.

We've been divorced several years now. I don't hate him for what he did, I do regret putting myself through 6 yrs of that, when I really knew in my heart pretty early that I would NEVER be able to get past that betrayal.

Anyway, this is your thread. But I wanted to share so you know, that I know EXACTLY what you feel. ALL of us do. You don't really need words or to say "I cant explain it". All you have to say is "I had a bad day today" and we all know EXACTLY what you mean.

[This message edited by OutoftheDeep at 9:45 AM, May 30th (Friday)]

Me - BW 40s
He - exWH 40s
2/15 Over. I had enough. I don't care anymore, and it feels awesome. He can have all the strippers, coworkers, and exes he wants now. Except now he doesn't think they're so appealing. Oh well.

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lordhasaplan? ( member #30079) posted at 3:54 PM on Friday, May 30th, 2014

I really wanted to just go home and have things the way they used to be.

OH I get it, BTDT and have the scars to show. This is one it took a lot of internal battle for me to finally get. Your marriage is dead. She stuck a knife right through the heart of it and there is no going back to the way it used to be. Take it from me. I tried valiantly to remount the head horse that was my marriage. But no matter how many times I put the saddle and bridle on the horse never rode again. So keep trying to saddle up, it is a necessary process. It is frustrating and exhausting. But you need to work through the fact that things will never be the way they used to be. Eventually I got angry enough with the damn horse to bury it. I started a new marriage with my wife. One that is very different that the last. Its rewarding, but certainly not the same as the prior one. But it took along time for me to stop saying the phrase, so I get it. Wishing you a better day, focus on the now as best you can and care for yourself and your kids. Your W may be worth starting a new marriage with eventually, but for now, focus on you.

BS- Me (45)D-day: 5/18/10, lies and TT till (11/26/10). Currently in R.Don't carry others crap. It's your job to fix yourself, not your spouse.

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needadvise ( member #43218) posted at 7:55 PM on Friday, May 30th, 2014

It is part of the roller coaster ride we are all on now. Things will never be "the way it use to be"

Yesterday was yet another IC day for me. I have been put on prozac 2 weeks ago. She sees a big change in me. So do I. I am now able to push away the images and thoughts and focus on me and my healing. She told me the first couple of sessions she was very concerned for me explain that I was on the edge.

This is definitely the worse pain a person can go through. It is very devastating. Feeling as though you have been violated in comparison to being raped.

It's been a year for me, I'm not thinking R and know i need to move on. My youngest has 1 more year of high school and I need to keep her focused without causing any more trauma to her. I will stay to protect her.

On a good note my son got called for a job of security for celebs. Next year wherever he is, my daughter and I will follow. But for now I need to keep her focused on good grades for college.

Finally I have a goal for the future.

Hang in there SWAT.

[This message edited by needadvise at 1:58 PM, May 30th (Friday)]

BS: 48 Me
WH: 46 him
DD 17 Ours
DS 23 Mine

DDAY 4/17/2013 my father's anniversary death date.
2013 to present: TT big time
1 PA/EA
9 more women PAs all of our 17 years of marriage. Never had a clue until TT in the last year. Showe

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 SWAT70 (original poster member #42915) posted at 12:29 AM on Saturday, May 31st, 2014

My kids rock. I took the two oldest one to see a therapist today. They don't quite understand the concept and thought it was cool to hang out in this old guys living room with a bunch of toys. The therapist was and older man kind of reminded me of what Norman Rockwell would have painted as a grandfather. . He talked to them with me in the room until they were comfortable and I "went for a coffee" he said I could watch through a two way mirror. I'm just a "little" overprotective when it comes to my kids. They were talking about everything under the sun. The kids really opened up to this guy. For almost an hour the kids just talked and talked. My daughter did say she was scared but the middle boy said "I ain't scared of nothin". Daughter said she know I'm not alright. She said her daddy and mommy just seems really sad a lot and we don't seem to "like" each other and aren't friends anymore. To watch my first child, my baby girl say she was scared and upset because I and WW weren't happy. That ripped my freaking heart out. She is the one I worry about the most. Being older she understands more, but she is also alot like me. She sees things as either right or wrong. She has a very strong attitude about this. I'm actually more worried about how she will react to WW. I remember a day at the park when she was 7 and there were some boys picking on a younger girl, she stood there and ripped em a new one. She actually said they needed to pick on someone their own size and she was older so they should "try her on for size." She actually said those exact words, of course she also said my daddy is a cop and he will arrest you.

I walked in with coffee and milkshakes and the kids went kind of crazy.

Therapist said from what he sees so far they will be alright. They are strong kids and just need some reassurance. He said my boy is tough. He doesn't really know what has happened but knows I'm sad. He said he doesn't like when I'm sad. We don't play catch as much. Therapist said he just needs some time alone with each of us. He said my daughter understands a lot more and even mentioned she had heard her mommy slept with "uncle OM". But she doesn't understand the concept of what really happened. He thinks daughter just needs some assurances that we love her and will always be there for her. Obviously this is just his guess because it is the first time he has seen them. I've talked with him before because of work. He actually works with us doing abuse investigations and is really good and getting kids to open up and talk. He said that this type of therapy is not his specialty but he knows some people he could recommend if I wanted. He did say they are handling the trauma very well though and he didn't foresee any issues if we kept reassuring them and making sure they are aware of what is happening in a way they understand. He gave me some book titles to read to help with this.

All in all an okay day. I never thought my kids would never find out but I was concerned that they would feel they had to choose sides. I've seen parents put their kids in the middle of their shit and its so wrong and the kids suffer. I'm not worried WW would do this though. Her family won't allow it. SIL works with kids as well and they would kill her if she did anything to put the kids in the middle or use them to hurt me.

I want to apologize for some of my recent novels as they tend to ramble. Working nights and dealing with this mess leaves me a little sleep deprived so I tend to run on and maybe not make the most sense. Sorry.

Me-BH WW-39
DD-11 DS-6 DS-3
D day was Valentines day 2014. Talk about a trigger.
Divorced

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Bigger ( Attaché #8354) posted at 2:32 AM on Saturday, May 31st, 2014

SWAT

You rock. You take our punches and act on them. Great job on going to IC. Even greater job on looking into therapy for the kids.

Heck… You nearly make me want to search for my old uniform, squeeze into it (I wasn’t “bigger” back then…) turn in the general direction of NY and throw you a salute.

Don’t worry about the length of your posts. You are communicating fine. Your message comes across.

One final thought…

I get your anger and frustration at the constant reminders like meeting OM’s sister. It’s also totally fine and to be expected that you aren’t constantly certain about R or always willing to be positive towards your wife. But… remember that the OM’s, the OM’s sister or any other person’s actions aren’t within the scope or control of your wife. Yes – it was her affair but from my understanding then she’s doing work to amend for that. It’s your decision to work towards R. By all means don’t suppress your negative feelings but consider trying to find ways to communicate them, their sources and the reasons to your wife. Even consider having an understanding where you can use a phrase that lets her know you are in a certain funk and her best reaction would be to simply allow you to be in your funk.

"If, therefore, any be unhappy, let him remember that he is unhappy by reason of himself alone." Epictetus

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Kajem ( member #36134) posted at 3:00 AM on Saturday, May 31st, 2014

Swat,

When we divorced my kids were 12,12,10, and 8. When they visited XH on his weekend he was sleeping with ow. My youngest had no knowledge of sex. So she thought they were sleeping and that was ok because when she got scared she'd sleep with daddy.

When she found out what sleeping actually meant - she was not happy with XH.

I figured I would give you a heads up. The kids counselor helped DD and I navigate this blip. XH was clueless as he didn't like the therapist.

I'm keeping your family in my prayers.

K

I trust you is a better compliment than I love you, because you may not trust the person you love, but you can always love the person you trust. - UnknownRelationships are like sharing a book, it doesn't work if you're not on the same page.

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numb&dumb ( member #28542) posted at 3:40 AM on Saturday, May 31st, 2014

I am just peeking in to say it sounds like you are doing well, despite the obvious things. Which are completely normal BTW. I had some fairly self destructive moments shortly after Dday (drinking, leaving the house, etc.). The thing I worked very hard at was to be nice to myself. Treat yourself well. Live well, live healthy, live with integrity and honor. Do nice things for people. Be the person that everyone is drawn to. Even if you don't feel like it, fake it til you make it.

This is hard stuff, but each day you get through it, you get a little surer about being able to handle it. If you can handle this most other things in life are a cake walk. Yeah, I faltered sometimes, ok a lot of times, but I got back up and tried again. Like you said keep going on. Failure isn't the lack of success one time. Failure is giving up and not willing to try.

As far as going back . . .I would have sold my soul to get my old life back and make it so none of this ever happened. Again, normal in our situations. Don't entertain things that aren't possible. You need to live in reality as much as you can. It helps your mental health. Yearning for things that will never happen inevitably lead to disappointment and sadness. Just remind yourself thst it isn't possible.

Bluntly, you have to let the old life go. Let it die a merciful death, all attempts to save it just prolong suffering. Different doesn't mean bad, it just means different. As time passed you will see the old M was not as great as you made it out to be. You look back and are glad you are not living that life anymore because the new life is so great.

The new life and the unknowns can be scary. Mastering that was hard for me. The most helpful thing I realized was that I had an open book, I had a reason, dare I say an excuse, to live the life I always wanted to have. (I shouldn't need an excuse to be happy was a key insight as well)

With some time past and consistency from my W (I call her my W she does not like the label WW or FWW.) I am in good place. I have my moments, but I have learned through a lot of practice to deal with them. As much as I wanted my W to fix me, it was on me. She screwed her life up for sure, but mine is alright. I feel a little pity for the mess she created. In the beginning it helps to listen to the consequences she experiences. Most of them are very internal and almost existential. It may take time for her to be able to express them in way you can understand. The pain she feels any time you hurt is her consequence. Don't be afraid to express that to her. After all it is her burden to carry. It is NOT yours. (capitalized for emphasis not shouting)

Great job with the kids. Love them like nothing else. When you feel sad focus on them. It really helps. Let them cheer you up once and awhile. Even fake it for their benefit. Just seeing them light up can lighten your mood.

A good book I read to my kids when I was sad was was the whatever the weather we go together book. I can't remember the name, but if you google it you'll find it.

Take care. Trust me when I say anyway this goes, what your are feeling now does have an end and it does get better.

Dday 8/31/11. EA/PA. Lied to for 3 years.

Bring it, life. I am ready for you.

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happyman64 ( member #33212) posted at 1:09 PM on Saturday, May 31st, 2014

Swat

Again Bigger is very wise.

You need to communicate with your WW.

Even if you are pissed about the affair and all the mess it has brought into your families life.

Good first steps with the kids SWAT. Hmmmm. Are you having that catch with your son right now?

HM

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Brandon808 ( member #35619) posted at 3:10 PM on Sunday, June 1st, 2014

I want to apologize for some of my recent novels as they tend to ramble.

You never to need to apologize for that. Whatever you need to say, however many words you need to say it.

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