HHIOTF

HHIOTF t1_jegtnfb wrote

I am so sorry you are hurting. You sound like you've had a really hard life. Getting help was the right thing to do and now you need more help.

Unfortunately, she can't fix you and it is hard and probably destroying her life now as well.

Life isn't fair, there is no such thing as fair. It sucks, I know.

All you can do is reach out to any family you have left and ask for their help. Reconnect with a counselor and start talking as much as you need to. It may not feel like it but with time this gets easier.

At some point you need to take control of your life and take actions like going back to school or even taking a class at a community college. One small step at a time until you can walk again and then run again.

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HHIOTF t1_jeggzjy wrote

No, you should not. She can't be trusted. Do you really want to live with someone who would do that? I promise she went back to sexting when she left.

Listen to your friends.

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HHIOTF t1_jegga3l wrote

He is very, very controlling now that he feels he has no control in his life. He is trying to control you since it is the only thing he feels he can. Being out of work to a man is much harder since they are socialized to be bread winners.

Honestly, if you are scared I'd get out of the relationship. Fear is not normal and you should listen to that fear.

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HHIOTF t1_jegbzhu wrote

oh lord, I remember going through this with my husband who loved his orange statement wall. LOL.

Honestly, you just have to talk about it and find new furnishings together. Hubs resisted me at first, but I told him I didn't feel like it was my home when it was all his stuff with his orange wall. I needed us to choose different stuff together.

We sold a lot of our stuff and found couches and other things we could agree on. He had a few pieces that I like and we kept those.

I know talking about this stuff is hard, but it needs to feel like the space is both of yours.

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