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VIDEO: "What is parental alienation?" Parental alienation is when a parent allows a child to participate or hear them degrade the other parent. This is not uncommon in divorces and the children often adjust. In severe cases, however, it can be devastating to the child. This video provides a helpful overview.
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« on: May 29, 2017, 02:25:09 PM »

Todays 6 days NC. Probably my 4th attempt at it and im now beating my previous record of 5 days. Im actually feeling better this time. Not thinking about her constantly all day and sleeping much better.

She was supposed to be staying with a friend this weeked just gone and took great pleasure in letting me know she was staying so she could go on a date with a girl from that area (3 hours away from her house). Then NC started

So last night i had 2 missed calls from a private number. Whenever i block her number she withholds it to ring me and this is usually what it says. It was about the time she would of been getting home after her weekend. I told myself it was someone else. Then this morning i see my phone has rejected a call from her at 6:30am. The time she used to always ring me when she was off to work.

So now ive spent the whole day feeling agitated. What does she want? I refuse to call her or email her about it. Her only way of communicating is email as shes blocked on everything else. Havent received one off her though. Shes ruined my day now. I ended up constantly checking to see if she had tried to call again. I feel like im back at square one and we havent even spoken.

Is she just calling to let me know how well her date went? Is she that cruel? Our last conversation was horrid. We really went all out on each other. I thought this would make her leave me alone
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« Reply #1 on: May 29, 2017, 02:46:18 PM »

That has to be tough. I remember the first time I committed to NC and I saw an email from her I began to shake with anxiety. And she doesn't believe I was emotionally abused .

But back to you. You do have a choice. As tough as it is. You posted here which is good. Now keep yourself busy doing you. Do you want it to be over?

Originally I thought I did but her going to extremes to reach out validated me in some sick way. So then I always broke NC and ended up being more hurt. Hang in there. At 8 pm today I'll be at 5 days NC. Let's do this together! Keep posting here. It really does help.
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« Reply #2 on: May 29, 2017, 03:49:06 PM »

That has to be tough. I remember the first time I committed to NC and I saw an email from her I began to shake with anxiety. And she doesn't believe I was emotionally abused .

But back to you. You do have a choice. As tough as it is. You posted here which is good. Now keep yourself busy doing you. Do you want it to be over?

Originally I thought I did but her going to extremes to reach out validated me in some sick way. So then I always broke NC and ended up being more hurt. Hang in there. At 8 pm today I'll be at 5 days NC. Let's do this together! Keep posting here. It really does help.

Thanks Roberto! It really does help posting and hearing how others are going

I always broke NC as i thought her constant trying to get in touch was a sign she cared. But i think she just knows how much of a genuine person i am and she needed that in her life. Someone who would always say kind words to her and make her feel good about herself. She never returned it. Not that i wanted her to or needed her too. But thats what confirms to me that she doesnt really care about me.

Deep down i wish so badly that she would come and beg me to help her and apologise for how she has been and tell me she wants me. But thats all a fantasy. So the alternative is it has to be over. And im ok with that.

Its abit like being in AA. We should get chips for our NC goals haha.

How do you feel about your NC on this occasion?
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« Reply #3 on: May 29, 2017, 03:59:12 PM »

Deep down i wish so badly that she would come and beg me to help her and apologise for how she has been and tell me she wants me. But thats all a fantasy. So the alternative is it has to be over. And im ok with that.

Its abit like being in AA. We should get chips for our NC goals haha.

How do you feel about your NC on this occasion?

I wish she would too. Just like this message or phone call saying how she wronged me, and only wants me, and bla bla bla. But it will never come. A sad reality to face.

You won't believe it but at 24 hours I cut out a circle on a piece of paper and wrote "24 hours" on it . I'm going to do the same at a week, so on, and so forth.

For me, once I got through the first 24 hours I realized that I didn't "need" to be in touch with her about anything else. It was like my brain finally calmed down once it realized it wasn't getting it's "fix". My brain was thinking of all excuses, it still does, to reach out. I'm trying to focus on the feelings. They come and go in waves. But today, I've felt more good than bad. And I keep reminding myself of that. My brain needs new memories. Memories of me being happy, and content.

Anyway, if she did what your ex is doing to you now with the phone calls, etc. I'd have a really hard time resisting.

You're doing great work coming here though. It's what I should have done with each possible contact from her. Keep it up. This stuff gives me motivation to continue.
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« Reply #4 on: May 29, 2017, 06:41:04 PM »

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    And she doesn't believe I was emotionally abused .              

That's typical, mine wouldn't believe that either, she said I emotionally abused her.
It's what they are like, they can't see the wood from the trees and turn it all round.
They accuse us of doing what they do to us.
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