Big Changes
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LC and I have been heading towards this for a while. And honestly, I’m not even sure that one of us was more anxious for it than the other. Maybe one of us was more vocal, but then someone has to be to get it started. However, in the end, it was a mutual kind of decision.
LC and I decided we are really just friends.
At the end of the day, I wasn’t meeting his needs. He felt I was distant and not letting him into my life. I felt like I could never meet his needs but would always be reminded of that. Neither one of us was actually happy but yet we kept trying.
We kept trying because we care about each other. We kept trying because we wished it could work. We kept trying because maybe we could make a go of it. But in the end, no amount of trying could make it something it wasn’t. And eventually we both got tired until one of us simply said “I think I quit.”
After it was out there, we both knew we were on the same page. It was a relief to have it in the open. It was a weight off of both of our shoulders. We were free to be honest again.
LC and I have decided to keep the best parts of what we were to each other. That includes all of the fun, probably some dinners out, and a great friendship. We will just split the check at dinner from now on and always wear pants. And life will go on.
I am genuinely relieved to have it all out in the open. In the end, I will miss the other things he was. I will miss all of the truly great dinners out. I will miss the physical affection. I will miss always having someone to go experience things with. I will miss romance. I will miss being half of a whole. But while I am wistful, I know that it was definitely for the best. And I am grateful to have kept my friend.
Should You Have a Marriage Mission Statement?
25 Things You Must Include on Your Marriage Bucket List
How Expectations in Marriage Can Help or Hurt You
6 Ways to Deal When Your Husband Doesn't Appreciate You
How Training for a 5K is Just Like Marriage
How Do I Avoid a Relationship Shutdown?
What Makes a Courageous Husband and Father?
That Type of Behavior is Going to Make Him Think You Are Crazy!
Marrying the "Bad Boy" Might Just Be a Good Thing
Why Wait for the Bad Times? Get Couples Therapy Now!
7 Habits Which Create an Unbreakable Marriage
Behind a Stale Marriage: Why He Has Turned Cold
LC and I have been heading towards this for a while. And honestly, I’m not even sure that one of us was more anxious for it than the other. Maybe one of us was more vocal, but then someone has to be to get it started. However, in the end, it was a mutual kind of decision.
LC and I decided we are really just friends.
At the end of the day, I wasn’t meeting his needs. He felt I was distant and not letting him into my life. I felt like I could never meet his needs but would always be reminded of that. Neither one of us was actually happy but yet we kept trying.
We kept trying because we care about each other. We kept trying because we wished it could work. We kept trying because maybe we could make a go of it. But in the end, no amount of trying could make it something it wasn’t. And eventually we both got tired until one of us simply said “I think I quit.”
After it was out there, we both knew we were on the same page. It was a relief to have it in the open. It was a weight off of both of our shoulders. We were free to be honest again.
LC and I have decided to keep the best parts of what we were to each other. That includes all of the fun, probably some dinners out, and a great friendship. We will just split the check at dinner from now on and always wear pants. And life will go on.
I am genuinely relieved to have it all out in the open. In the end, I will miss the other things he was. I will miss all of the truly great dinners out. I will miss the physical affection. I will miss always having someone to go experience things with. I will miss romance. I will miss being half of a whole. But while I am wistful, I know that it was definitely for the best. And I am grateful to have kept my friend.
Début de l'événement
12.05.2023
Fin de l'événement
12.05.2023
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