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  • #183735
    Anonymous
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    Dear rawheart:

    What an interesting post, lots of playing with words, connotations, jumping from one thing to another, images, colors. Creative.

    One of your sentences: “If my life wasn’t the blueprint for a blessing as well as the recipe for the perfect storm of trauma, I’d not be where I am, so for that I’m grateful”- so much in this sentence. If you would like to elaborate on it, if you would:

    How is your life the blueprint for a blessing, specifically, concretely?

    How is your life the blueprint for trauma, specifically?

    Where are you and what are you grateful about that place where you are at (heart broken?)

    anita

    #183755
    rawheart
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    Hi Anita 🙂

    I am from the city. I am a black man whose apart of the LGBTQ community. I have dealt with that squared that away and feel good about that, however, their are some personal familiar issues that are play a long role in my make up. Being adopted one of them. Family religious beliefs. Things that I have moved on from and are feeling better about.

    I’m grateful for the expereince of being broken hearted I suppose because I had to grow. I had to feel somethings, though I’d be grateful for closure with him more. I’m rational, real, don’t ask for much if I even ask at all. I just want to move on from this because I feel like I’m stuck on someone I never dated and I can’t really live my life, and or be myself without reminders of him, and or how he made me feel.

    I’m stuck on how the situation made me feel.  If I were to get closure, I’d not romanticize it. I never did. I’d move on like I already have. I’m so optimistic to a fault about the good in people and how sometimes I need to just feel alive, when I spent so many years hiding all the parts of me. I’m mad at myself for sitting here. Giving advice and helping others, when I can’t even help myself. Starting to feel a little mad and a tad bit crazy.

     

    #183835
    Anonymous
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    Dear rawheart:

    I like this sentence: “I need to just feel alive, when I spent so many years hiding all the parts of me”

    Is it that alive feeing you referred to in “how he made me feel”? I wish you shared more about what it means to you, to feel alive, in the context of a relationship?

    And how it is different from feeling unalive, or hidden.

    anita

    #183963
    rawheart
    Participant

    Like that I can finally make a choice or that I for once, have felt what so many others have felt. That someone on this earth liked me too. Or sought to get to know me with kind eyes and an open heart. Not to consume me or use me. He did that, as a friend. Normally, I fix people, alleviate them with the power given to me. He made me softer, gentler, and even more optimistic.

     

    To feel alive in the context of a relationship is important because it gives me new feelings to experiment with. Things to work through to go thru.

    & now at the end of it all, I’m licking my wounds, wondering what happened.

    Why can’t I shake him? why won’t he give me closure?

    #184047
    Anonymous
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    Dear rawheart:

    What a strong expression, in your recent post, of what it means when someone loves you. It means that “someone on this earth liked me too. Or sought to get to know me with kind eyes and an open heart. Not consume me or use me”- this is it!

    How sad it is, that consuming and using people is so common and love is so rare for so many of us.

    No wonder then that you “can’t shake him”.

    You asked: “why won’t he give me closure?”-  maybe it is not closure that you need, at least not on being loved, as there is someone out there, another man, who will be motivated not to consume or use you, but instead, to get to know you with kind eyes and an open heart.

    Can’t shake the need to be loved.

    anita

    #184347
    rawheart
    Participant

    Am I wrong for expecting closure from him? When he can’t even stomach talking to me.

    I don’t know why I feel this way nor what I did, but not getting closure or communicating anything is making me angry lately, trouble sleeping, change in appetite, loss of libido, manic and sad.

    #184351
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear rawheart:

    What kind of communication from him, or with him, would mean closure to you; what do you need him to say to you or to communicate with you that will give you peace of mind?

    anita

    #187787
    Buddi
    Participant

    RawHeart here is the thing MEN USE AND ABUSE not all men but most of them do. They move on quicker they tend to be detached and they can game a girl who is a sucker for words. Most women have had their heart broken atleast once or twice from that special guy.

    Moving on to your next relationship set the standard high so you do not ever have say “I know where I stand in his life” cancelling on text acting like an ass and moving on without any regret are classic signs of a douche bag.

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