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Thanks so very much for these kind, encouraging, empathetic words and for just being a listening ear (or I should say a "viewing eye") and for sending prayers for me. Every one of these replies were just so... I'm speechless. Thank you. I know I'll get through. Hearing the recent news of the inevitable that was going to eventually happen (her seeing someone) is just an additional blow to have to deal with now. Typing out my feelings on this to you all and getting these responses really helps. I think I was hoping she would not get into another relationship for still quite awhile just to still give us a chance as time goes by and we reflect on things. But she's 35 and I know it's gotta be hard to be alone. I guess also since our love was so deep, it kind of feels sort of messed up and gives me a sick feeling thinking of her with another man. Almost feels like she's having an affair on me, but she isn't of course. We officially ended things about six months ago. It just feels like it. Of course, a lot of it like Vic said is the pain of a crushed heart. And still another little factor I think is my struggle with inferiority. So I am tempted to conclude that this other guy must be better than me if things work out with them. But I just have to not let such thoughts win out and realize the truth that she did really love me and accepted my proposal and ring. I experienced love and acceptance from her like I never have before, which makes it a very difficult loss, but is also a blessing to have recieved.
MrsPepper said:
Read Beth's post a few more times, she said it just right.
Amen to that. And as I was reading these replies that was my thought. That these are all so wonderful that I will benefit greatly from reading these again and again and again.
D'Snowth said:
Just make sure that special someone's specialty isn't hotscakes and hotswater soup!
heh heh. My fiance could cook really great by the way.
Sorry for writing this long again, everyone. I'll try not to talk your ears off (well, type your eyes off) in future posts. Thanks again my friends.
And I was just about to hit submit when I see another wonderful caring reply. Thanks superfan. And yes, that's so true. When I talked with her this weekend I couldn't help but call her all the old pet names and stuff. That's the whole point of her having been THE ONE, I guess. That everything about her became "perfect". Her voice, eyes, nose, etc. (even her feet, heh heh).