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Originally Posted by sunday green some people dont have the courage to do things sober, cause then it might turn into a proper conversation.. .
.... It just takes a really long time, and if you were to talk it over now and have a reason granted for why things ended up the way they did, it might not do much just now, because yr pretty much mourning. sorry you hurt ema, the only thing to do is just hurt i think. |
Agree w/the above, Sunday. And I'm sorry that was such a horrid time for you. Sounds pretty devastating.
Ema love, having someone be ugly to you is wrenching no matter whom, and exponentially when/ if it's your Suddenly Ex

who's doing the heartbreaking stuff: they know our tender spots and just where to hit every ouch button.
No wonder that you're fucking furious and that a big part of yr brain/heart would just love to give him the telling off of his life which he probably so richly deserves.
Some stuff to consider, Mkay?
If you were to attempt The Talk just now; & the specifics of how & why you feel re. the shit way he's behaved, it is more than likely to turn out making one feel worse in the long term.

Why? Weell, imo/ime:
- Odds are astronomically high that it could very likely turn into a huge Blame Game, and those really hurt. Grr. Scenario: him denying responsibility for acting like a prime asshole, or perhaps getting all self-justifying by claiming that he was "Right" (puke gag urgetokill!) to behave like a major dickwad bc somehow you "deserved" it? Perhaps by "Not living up to his (possibly unspoken

) 'expectations'". Whether he'll admit it or not. Not saying that's the case cause obv I don't know this cat. But you do.
- You are absolutely entitled to your feelings -- hurt, anger, betrayal, bewilderment, and urge-to-hire-someone-to-trash-his-belongings, or whatever else you're going thru right now.
He, however, is NOT entitled to the opportunity to make you feel worse.
- Perspective. It takes a while to get some. I've always been a fan of writing writing letters to the person(s) in question who've just behaved like a hurtful nastyass, detailing why and how their actions were insulting & infuriating. With fairly confrontational "I feel thus because this..." yelling-on-paper just to get it all outta my head/heart. They have the lovely advantage of not having the other person interrupt and start screaming about completely off-subject stuff to change what the fight is about.
Think I only ever sent 3 of them over the years, but writing them --- and re-reading them sometimes as well, heh ! -- did very muchly help w/the gaining of some gradual bits of perspective .
Most important imo, cause it made me look at the whole picture & ask myself The Big Truth Question: " What
long-lasting POSITIVE result(s) am I expecting if I do Teh Big Confrontation? Is that resolution at all likely, or even remotely realistic?"
Pfft, turns out my own motivations & expectations were highly suspect some cases. heh ~ sigh ~ Not saying yours are, mind.
Everybody has her/his own style of Conflict Resolution (the name of a class I've actually taught, and lemme just say...

) . Direct verbal confrontation is what seems normal & even comfortable for some people.
I'm just not sure it's terribly productive or fixes anything most of the time.
Wow. that was long, sry ema.
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Chyia P.S. Regardless of what you decide you want to do re yelling at the creep, I would like to prescribe fabulous chocolate, trashy movies, and pillow fights w/sleepover friends who'll let you rant/vent all you need to /like.