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Me and my BPD wife have been separated for 6 months and as hard as it is I want to move on. I have tried dating and I'm always afraid of getting seen by my ex. Well my nightmare came through the other night as I had company over and my ex showed up and started banging on my windows. I got her to leave after talking with her for a couple of hrs. The girl was scared and is done with me which I fully understand. But now my ex is putting on the full court press with text for example after our talk she assumed I would give her another chance
i wanna thank u for giving me another chance it feels like i won the lottery. u gonna c how much i love u and want to be with u for the rest of our life. and i know we are taking it slow. i love u always pascal
I followed by telling her that I had not decided that and need more time to let her know which lead to these throughout the day
please give me another chance we dont have to say we r together just work on getting there i wont let u down i love u so much.
no pressure i just need one more chance to prove my love for u. i know u have a heart to give me just one more try. 12 years is not easy to let go. i love u i will not ask u again just give me an answer when u ready. we can do this
I'm starting to question my self and if she really loves me and maybe I'm making the wrong choice?
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PB, these texts can easily cause you question what you want to do.
Can you remind yourself of why you left/separated in the first place. Look at the facts and remove the emotion.
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