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  • Buffythedebtslayer
    Buffythedebtslayer Posts: 18,924 Forumite
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    edited 20 May 2014 at 8:47PM
    After a rough few days talking to the ex, we decided or rather he said something so ridiculous (given that we have been apart for a year next month) that I threw a FIT - sort of keep it classy and we are in no way shape or form getting back together ever. I have barely keep a hand on my temper but decided that in the end he is as a very good friend pointed a "cretin" Love that word. Love it.
    Sums him up perfectly.


    As does !!!!ing giant moronic !!!!!!!!. Amongst others. Hey I kept it classy (ish) with him but really I have a string of insults!


    It all made me ill last night, was sick and everything. all such a shock. As result I haven't eaten much today.


    Did make me question a few things. Like what am I doing, what have I done for the last year? _ he asked questions which I did avoid answering. But you can't avoid them in your head.


    And that now more than ever things need to change or rather in fairness continue to change. just perhaps a bit quicker.

    Too tired now, have tuition in a bit. I still cannot understand how much I miss him when I ve not seen him in over a year.


    Have to check my bank.


    XX
    Nevertheless she persisted.
  • Hon you gotta realise that you needed a period of adjustment post break up. The last year was about that. Now you've a plan sketched out, you'll do so well. No need for muppet questioning from the f*ckwit.
    Mortgage at 01.01.14 £119,481.83:eek: today £0 Emergency fund £5.5/5.5k & £200/200 cash.:jWeight 24/02/19 14st 7lb now 12st determined to stop defining myself by my mistakes. Progress not perfection.:T100%through my 1% mortgage challenge. 100% through my pb challenge.
  • Buffythedebtslayer
    Buffythedebtslayer Posts: 18,924 Forumite
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    Hon you gotta realise that you needed a period of adjustment post break up. The last year was about that. Now you've a plan sketched out, you'll do so well. No need for muppet questioning from the f*ckwit.


    Yes. this is true.


    I will probably never see him again but part of me on some level wants to !!!!ing show him. I know he doesn't matter - rationally he is gone. done.


    But that thing about revenge (and I don't mean/need revenge at all - he is just a silly sad man who I had the misfortune to love) is life well lived is very much on my mind.


    Bought petrol today, am going to see how long 20 quid lasts.


    XX
    Nevertheless she persisted.
  • I know what you mean. Had to see my ex in laws a few weeks ago, took a lot more care with my appearance than usual and gifted home made goodies. Hope he hears what he's missing out on!
    Mortgage at 01.01.14 £119,481.83:eek: today £0 Emergency fund £5.5/5.5k & £200/200 cash.:jWeight 24/02/19 14st 7lb now 12st determined to stop defining myself by my mistakes. Progress not perfection.:T100%through my 1% mortgage challenge. 100% through my pb challenge.
  • Snagggles
    Snagggles Posts: 434 Forumite
    So you want to show him - that's human nature.

    I know we're not supposed to think like that, and it's supposed to be about doing it for ourselves. But is it SO bad to let your desire to 'show him' drive you to do positive things in the early days? I can't help thinking about my ex when I do anything positive. I'm hoping that if I just go with it, the positive changes will lead to positive mental changes, and I will go from wanting to show him to not really caring whether he knows or not.

    It's a risk I suppose, but I can't feel much worse than I do now!

    xxx
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  • Buffythedebtslayer
    Buffythedebtslayer Posts: 18,924 Forumite
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    Snagggles wrote: »
    So you want to show him - that's human nature.

    I know we're not supposed to think like that, and it's supposed to be about doing it for ourselves. But is it SO bad to let your desire to 'show him' drive you to do positive things in the early days? I can't help thinking about my ex when I do anything positive. I'm hoping that if I just go with it, the positive changes will lead to positive mental changes, and I will go from wanting to show him to not really caring whether he knows or not.

    It's a risk I suppose, but I can't feel much worse than I do now!

    xxx


    that is pretty much exactly what I was thinking on the way home tonight. and I came to the same conclusion.


    So long as the outcome/results are positive I think for now this is the way forward. XX
    Nevertheless she persisted.
  • Buffythedebtslayer
    Buffythedebtslayer Posts: 18,924 Forumite
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    I know what you mean. Had to see my ex in laws a few weeks ago, took a lot more care with my appearance than usual and gifted home made goodies. Hope he hears what he's missing out on!


    :) I love this especially the home made stuff- regular Kirsty Allsop! :)


    So today in the car on the way home I gave myself a stern talking to!

    My ex - is old, doesn't want kids, has a !!!!ed up view of the world and relationships, is still married technically (dear God what a !!!!!!!) and would never have moved in with me. In fact his life hasn't changed as far as I can tell. I have made changes and its carrying on.


    I am going to decorate my room, clear out the garden, finish my dissertation, do idea 1 and idea 2(secret squirrel about those) over the summer and get a new job.


    And I am paying off my cc and saving - do you know I have over a thousand pounds in my various pots! Was really surprised!


    Focus on the positives. Work out what I want and go for it.


    XX










    I am moving on.
    Nevertheless she persisted.
  • beanielou
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    I seem to be stuck.
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  • Buffythedebtslayer
    Buffythedebtslayer Posts: 18,924 Forumite
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    beanielou wrote: »
    I seem to be stuck.


    I am SURE you can get unstuck Beanie. Utterly convinced.


    We all can. XXx
    Nevertheless she persisted.
  • As soon as I start thinking about the !!!!!! head, I run through my list


    Room
    garden
    dissertation
    work
    job
    run
    project one
    project two
    move on.


    Am feeling better. have downloaded a few books for the Kindle and it is nearly time for bed.


    nearly the weekend nearly nearly!


    XXXXXXXX
    Nevertheless she persisted.
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