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Oh no, she’s cooking and cleaning? Not to be a Nervous Nell (yet again) but I would rather she pay half the rent than be on audition to be a housewife. If she moves, I’d be surprised. Gee, can I live there?? I’m not kidding, I’ve been cooking and cleaning longer than she’s been alive! What a sweet deal!
P.S. Don’t be conflicted about your feelings. Any and all feelings that come up are totally normal considering you’re in this obtuse situation.
July 13, 2014 at 4:22 am in reply to: I am losing the hope that I will ever find someone who loves me truly #60757InkyParticipantGood Morning!
You know that girls mature faster than boys, right? Well, you are a mature 26 year old and he is an immature 21 year old. He is not the man he is destined to be yet. He is literally Half Baked. Instead of pining for him, I would tell him that he is just a school boy and that you’ll contact him when he’s 30.
Of course, 9 years from now you will be in a different Universe altogether!
But this way you are acting like the grown up you are, putting him in his place, taking control of the relationship/”relationship”, and mending your heart.
No more tears. He’s just a boy.
InkyParticipantI agree too but was too afraid to mention it. And what’s worse, he probably complained to her about the blow up. No wonder she doesn’t have female friends. Yikes.
InkyParticipantLOLOL!!
But it’s true!!
IRL, this is me:
I can’t stand “Tea Talk” i.e. “How are you? What do you do? Lovely weather we’re having, isn’t it? Who are your child’s teachers?” AACK!
Then people say, “I wish you’d talk more. I know you’re shy, but..” And I’m all, *tongue-tied!* “Um… the weather… (???)”
Then I’ll say something like, “I’m a Tarot card reader.. College is a bill of goods.. What do you think of Perma Culture? ..It’s all a conspiracy.” Suddenly.
Or I show up overdressed or underdressed. Mostly underdressed.
Or I raise hell in my own way. (Stories, lots of stories. :D)
So I hang out with other Republican New Age people. Which is in itself a paradox!
Help me. 😀
InkyParticipantMeditate on how all atoms in the Universe are the same. You are part of The Universe. Everything in the Universe is a part of you. Expand beyond your body in your mind so you become the room, then the house, then the world, etc. Pain and sensation is just the Universe giving feedback to a part of itself, which you have called “you”.
Also, if a Christian, meditate or read up on Christ Consciousness.
Gently go back to “you”.
Should feel better!
Later, on a practical note, for looks and success, etc. you can form habits and routines surrounding them. i.e. Body ~ diet, exercise, self care, makeup, done. Practice “Good Enough”. Like I’m an introvert ~ if I stay at a party for the duration and have a good time, that is a huge success! I’m not going to care what others think! That’s like, Master Level!
InkyParticipantMy thing is when you’re dating, or gf/bf, you’re seeing what kind of person this is. Now you know that he will help a friend of the opposite sex and not consult you. So yeah, I’d be turned off too. I know you want it to come from him, but can you gently tell/help the friend that it’s time to move on? It also sounds like you don’t mind her, per se, but don’t need that energy. Maybe you yourself can move in with him once she’s gone? Maybe that’s what’s bothering you deep down?
InkyParticipantMen like damsels in distress. **Also, the more time they spend with a person, the more they grow on them.** That’s why he seems angry or didn’t ask about your feelings. He honestly thinks there’s no issue.
You don’t live there, and you’re not the wife. You are just the girlfriend. He can do whatever he wants without your permission. This reality has crashed into you suddenly where before you could be happy and carefree.
At his end, after a month, she should start giving him rent. That would make it a lot better.
At your end you could have him stay at your place, or stay all the time. Maybe help the girl get that apartment or set her up with some other friends temporarily. Put some furniture or a lot of your stuff there so there is suddenly no room at the inn.
For both of you, now have an agreement that no members of the opposite sex can stay over. Too much jealousy.
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InkyParticipantYou have to banish the “What If?” thoughts and replace them “with Because I Said So, That’s Why”.
You are a sovereign, divine being in a Universe filled with Good Choices. We only live in The Moment, and your decisions were the best ones at the time. Believe it!
So, when eating out, after you order the ham and cheese and are regretful that you didn’t order then Cobb Salad, say, “The ham and cheese, too, is perfect. I’m eating it with joy because I said so, that’s why.”
See everything as one big Perfection. Including your decisions.
Things turn out one way or another.
All is well.
InkyParticipantPlease don’t just pay attention to what Soul Friend, Wife and DH are SAYING.
Pay attention to the Energy and Vibe.
i.e. Wife could be saying, “Oh, it’s fine.” But the Energy might be all “THIS IS ONLY A TEST OF MY HUSBAND’S LOVE”. See the difference?
There’s a Reason why Soul Friend said he doesn’t want to take it to a physical level. Because he KNOWS Wife would be devastated, no matter what she says. But I’ll tell you what, if she wouldn’t like a physical thing, she 9/10 would be unhappy with a “mere” emotional thing. But she says nothing because it has to come from him.
I don’t know, in a perfect world I would have my spiritual friend, my best guy friend, my DH, my old crush, and my cute friend all in one platonic free love extravaganza with smiley faces, hearts and balloons. 😀 🙂 😉
But there’s a good chance someone would get hurt. And I’m not counting the wives.
This can work only if everything goes perfectly. Please be careful.
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InkyParticipantI know it’s scary, but cast him loose and date other people. Three months and no support? Are you going to be with him for three years? Three decades? There are other people out there. You have other options. Believe it!
InkyParticipantI’m not a Buddhist, but one of the guidelines is sexual morality.
Here’s the thing ~ it’s a slippery slope. First it’s a warm hug. Then it’s hand holding. Then it’s hair stroking. And then Soul Friend gets jealous of DH. Then he’s leaving inappropriate texts. Then the wife suspects he’s in love with you. Then his mother dies and wife gives you the hairy eyeball at the funeral when you go to support him. Then DH is more jealous than he claims or you find he has had a bit of side action all along. Then the children get jealous of your time with Uncle Soul Friend. Then the youngest child calls him “Daddy”.
Honestly? I had something like this happen and I had to shut it down.
I would have Soul Friend and Family over several times a year. You will always have that mystical soul connection, but I wouldn’t see him alone. The wife’s spidey senses would be tingling from the energy shift. And it bothers me that DH isn’t a little jealous that another man is interested in his wife.
InkyParticipantI understand what you’re saying totally! There is a grey line between “‘Justice is Mine’, sayeth the Lord” and “Somebody call the police ~ on me!!”
Occasionally rude and snarky people have briefly entered my reality (in the marketplace) ~ I could tell them off, but I know full well that someone “bigger, badder and tougher” than me will soon enough teach them a Life Lesson way better than I ever could! And lo and behold, a month later they have mysteriously disappeared or are suddenly subdued LOL!
So sit back and hopefully their karma will roll in so you can see it!
InkyParticipantHi Tracey,
Remember, if it happened twice, it can happen again. You do have it in you to have relationships, otherwise you would not have had that experience! Do what Kippie said about classes, volunteering, and appreciate your mom and friends. Then go to a professional matchmaker, beyond Match.com. They do exist! Esp. if you live in a city. Or tell your friends and family straight up, “I’m looking for someone.” Each person you know (about 100) knows 100 people you haven’t met yet. The guys will also treat you better and take you seriously because you are connected to someone they know.
Good Luck!
InkyParticipantI agree. As scary as it is, once you “tell him off” you
1. Reclaim your power in a touch stone way
2. Give yourself closure, so that you can say, “I did tell him. Now he knows. I have done all I could.”
You’ll be amazed how much focus you will then have for yourself when you are your own self’s best advocate.
InkyParticipantWell, people don’t really change at a quantum level ~ she wasn’t a straight up cheater, but it seemed she like playing on the edge, and just the knowing many (?) people are interested in her with the texts. It is possible that years down the line she could text (even to wave hi) at another guy during a weak moment. Women like attention and to be romanced and, yes, to know there are guys “waiting in the wings” for her. It’s an ego thing. It’s not just men who have egos! Just make sure you always give her attention and make her feel beautiful.
I hope she has grown up, or that she soon will. Don’t worry about the vacation. Worry about five years down the road during that weak moment when she doesn’t feel as attractive or meets someone who reignites that feeling in her.
Good Luck!
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