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« on: January 02, 2014, 01:12:13 PM »

Hey guys,

After receiving texts from the BPDex over xmas and new year and the content of the texts becoming more hurtful and malicious I finally changed my number.

Im now tottally of the grid!

Her texts informing me how in love she is and how happy and where she will be living next year( New Zealand, funny, but ive asked my freinds on her fb and it seems im the only one who knows shes moving!) these texts hurt me and set me back a few steps on my healing.

I will not go back again, and I will not be abused whenever she is bored.

Its over.

Why cant she just leave me the hell alone?
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« Reply #1 on: January 02, 2014, 01:15:54 PM »

I commend you on your courage in changing your number. Keep in mind, if she knows where you live, she can very well show up at your doorstep or send you mail via the post office. She won't leave you alone because "I Hate you, Don't leave me." Literally. Hang in there.
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« Reply #2 on: January 02, 2014, 01:16:48 PM »

I am very proud of you-that is tough to do!
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« Reply #3 on: January 02, 2014, 01:23:22 PM »

Thanks guys,

It was tough to do, I feel sick with anxiety over it.

But... .

I cant stand any more pain from her, its humilliating. There is no empathy, no idea of how it feels.

I have to be tough mentally and physically coz im so weak emotionally.

Ironman falls,

She lives 15 mins away!

Yes, im crapping myself that I will receive a visit!

she never has just turned up before so heres hoping!

This is my year. Time to get tough.
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« Reply #4 on: January 02, 2014, 01:24:09 PM »

Good for you. YOU have the power, my friend. Only YOU can end the cycle of abuse and you have taken a courageous step.

You don't need to have her faux "happiness" rubbed in your face. She knows this bothers you and she does it as a form of control even when she doesn't want you.

Take back the control. Take it back.
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« Reply #5 on: January 02, 2014, 01:35:28 PM »

Thanks Earth,

Seems we are both getting stronger! Doing the right thing (click to insert in post)

I asked my good freind who is on her fb has she mentioned moving away. He said no, not a word. He also said he is tottaly sick of her posts about how happy she is. Hes disgusted with her behaviour. I wont ask anyone again, I just needed to confirm a text from her. I think she is way too over the top with this guy and if its such bliss why is she texting me? Lol.

Shes a danger to herself.
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« Reply #6 on: January 02, 2014, 01:40:01 PM »

Yeah but that danger to herself is NOT your problem. Her danger to the new dude, NOT your problem.

Listen, it hurts like hell to be rejected, even worse by a borderline because they play on your core issues from childhood.

Both of you are damaged or you never would have stayed. Water seeks it's own level. The thing is this... .

we CAN grow and change. What THEY think of us doesn't matter. Why do we care if they react to us changing a number? Did they care when they walked out the door and hopped into bed with someone else?

We all have choices and I applaud your choice to respect and love yourself to say enough is enough. No more. Not today, tomorrow or ever.

Chapter is closed. Series over.

Time to start a new book.
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« Reply #7 on: January 02, 2014, 01:44:09 PM »

Earth,

You are a LOT stronger!

Well done.

You seem to have found your focus. So happy for you! Smiling (click to insert in post)
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« Reply #8 on: January 02, 2014, 02:17:44 PM »

Dear,

 Trust me, I still have my days.

I hurt and I miss the good times but when you look at the bigger picture... . I was dumped 6x in 15 mo.  Red flag/bad  (click to insert in post)  and each time she cut me off. She threatened me with restraining orders. I couldn't even voice my opinion. I had no say. She was "done".

Things never got better because working on anything involves communicating. You cannot have a loving, nurturing, thriving relationship with someone who operates with the emotional capacity of a 3yo.

Without years, and I mean years of treatment they can't get better and a 40something year old pre menopausal woman(symptoms are worse then) is less likely to accept they have an issue and get help.

And even then, STAY the course of treatment.

And how many years does it take for them to catch up from a 3yo to a 40yo? Think of how many years and would you be willing to stay and give up that much of your life with no guarantee they will follow through and not leave you again?

I am in my late 30's. I still have a chance (I hope) to have a child if I want to. Do I want to have a child with someone who threatened a restraining order on me? Do I want to sign marriage papers with someone who could sue me for 1/2 my savings and hard work. I want a partner... . not to be a caregiver, on edge, constantly waiting for the shoe to drop.

You cannot continue to live this false fantasy that things will work out like you hoped at the beginning.  If you have been recycled several times you figure out it is futile. It's good for awhile and then WHAM!

Whenever I was upset about something my ex thought I would leave her. The day my best friend told me she couldn't stay friends because I was gay I cancelled plans with my ex to stay home. I was sad and mourning the friendship.

My ex dumped me over the phone. Said she was DONE. I lost my best friend over dating a woman I loved who then abandoned me... . all within an hour.

An hour.

and THEN ran back to her ex... . the "one who got away".

For two months I sat in filth. I didn't do dishes and could barely keep myself and my pets alive. She came back and never apologized. She didn't have to... . I wanted her back. I loved her soo much... . she was saving me.

Only for her to do it again. Each time worse and worse.

You have to be an emotionless rock to live with a borderline. You can't express how you feel at all only tend to them.

I was so depressed and tired all the time. I still am, mentally.

It just gets to the point... . we can have better relationships. We just have to give up on what is never going to work and accept it is not going to ever work. Only we can make that decision as we are the most competant of the two.
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