He told me that things would have worked out different for us if I had not miscarried our baby... .nice! I told him no, it would not have been different.
So sorry to hear that he said that, really is so unkind and unfair. But that seems to also be part of the projection; we still would have been together, but it is your fault. So deeply immature and lacking any insight into the depth of the words he speaks (even with therapy). They may be more conniving with knowledge - but the slashing-words comes from a place of pure ignorance.
I guess they do expect us to love them like a parent does. Always be there... .no matter what. I guess they have lessons to learn too.
Interesting point here. In my case I believe both she and I were looking for parents. Me to soothe my wounds and her to have someone to push away who would kneel at her feet and beg her to stay thereby proving they are wanted and important. And even though I tried, she would never be satisfied because she could not put the pieces together.
All these story lines are complex. Humanity is deep and powerful below the surface - so many forces working in multiple directions. I used to think that I was wise and smart enough to save her from herself; I am not. Nor am I the soccer ball that deserves to be kicked down the field because she doesn't feel good enough.
Despite all these underlying emotional currents, there remains a certain part of humanity that can't be erased. The need to feel loved and wanted. Sadly, I think that is what my ex really wanted and just had a blind spot the size of Utah that prevented her from seeing the problems of her own making and me too thinking that though she was clearly communicating she was unavailable, I could get her to see that she was.
JRB