The Battle of Irony
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The Battle of Irony mophead123: What really gets me is that despite putting me through the hardest, most painful, draining, heart wrenching, mentally contaminating, etc..experience of my life, this woman also gave me my greatest and most happy memories. This clearly is the reason that despite all the pain she cause by just running away with OM while at the same time professing her love and respect for me, that I still have the hardest time getting over this and letting go. Sure I know everyone says, well if she deceived and cheated on you, you will clearly be able to find someone better for you. But she is the only one who I ever felt so strongly about in my life. Doesn't that mean I need to wait another 28 years if you look at the odds?

I had a post last week about those who had been cheated on and if they had gotten over their ex. Most clearly had not which is one of the reasons so many are here needing support. Clearly some have recovered. Most said they would not like to be back with the ex, but many if push cam eto shove I believe at one point would have....why? Because this person gave them som eof the best moments of their life. And there are times now where I would do anything still to get those moments back. Maybe that is living in the past and is a waste of time and isn't healthy...I don't know what to do though.

Clearly if she wasn't this important to me, she couldn't have hurt me the way she did. The irony...
Re: The Battle of Irony Lumpy:    Dear Mophead,

                 Unless you started dating at say, six months of age, the whole 28 year thing is out the window! I don't mean to be harsh but how much did she really love and respect you given that she was able to string you along emotionally the way she did? That was one of the last realizations that struck me before I could truly let go of my ex. No one who truly loved and respected me could leave me in the manner that she did. Very simple. Painful. But simple. As to those who have been cheated on saying that at some point they might have taken their ex back, I have come to believe that a lot of that is based on ego. Just knowing that the ex might want them back is almost enough of a cookie to take the chance.


Re: The Battle of Irony mophead123: [quote"> Unless you started dating at say, six months of age, the whole 28 year thing is out the window![/quote">

Ok, I tend to agree with this comment. This is a clear exaggeration. But let's say I started dating for real at 14 or 15. That still puts me at 42 right?

[quote"> As to those who have been cheated on saying that at some point they might have taken their ex back, I have come to believe that a lot of that is based on ego. Just knowing that the ex might want them back is almost enough of a cookie to take the chance. [/quote">

I don't understand this logic so well. So its just about wanting to know the ex wants them back. Do you think most people in this situation after they get the ex back, they realize that in reality they don't...they just wanted it to end on their watch?
Re: The Battle of Irony reck: To me its like having to deal with two people, the old and the new. dosnt matter what this new monster does it wont yet put a dent in my feelings for the old....quite the opposite.
But i dont let my mixed emotions alter how i have to deal with what is in front of me now.
Re: The Battle of Irony Ilosther: Irony is a BIT$H!  I spent the best years of my 29 yr life with my wife.  I can't begin to understand how I will forget those memories.  And I really dont want to forget them or suppress them, but then I think I will have to so I can move on.  I guess consider them a nice dream that I had to wake up from.  Not a nightmarish end, just that the dream had to end.  Just sucks that there are remnants of that dream sprinkled all throughout my life, mainly my son.

I felt the same way, it took my 18 years to find the one, but I really didn't start looking until I was say 16, 17.  Mine didn't cheat on me, I feel cheated on, but not in that affair type way.  Would I take mine back?  In a heartbeat. 
But, it seems like a paths in life will have to go in different directions right now.  I keep saying, if we move on in life, and at some point in life, we meet up in some destination, and we both find love in each other again, then yes, why not give it a chance?

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