Is there anything you’re scared to admit out loud?
Free write on it for a minute.
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Dainbramadge · 56-60, M
I can't believe this is 10 hours old and no one has answered it.
I guess I'm not as scared to admit this as I am embarrassed but I will go anyways.
I am horribly afraid, probably to have to admit this to myself much more than to others, that I may still be in love with my evil ex-wife.
I haven't even seen her in 10 years. And when I say she is evil I mean like the purest form of evil. At least to me as often as she can be.
I don't see myself as a weak person but then again who does.
I have had plenty of opportunities to replace her. I just don't see the meaning in doing that. No one could follow her.
All I would be doing is constantly comparing my new mate with her and that wouldn't be fair to anyone.
I tend to believe that the amount of hate someone displays towards you is the equal and opposite reaction of the love they held for you.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
I guess I'm not as scared to admit this as I am embarrassed but I will go anyways.
I am horribly afraid, probably to have to admit this to myself much more than to others, that I may still be in love with my evil ex-wife.
I haven't even seen her in 10 years. And when I say she is evil I mean like the purest form of evil. At least to me as often as she can be.
I don't see myself as a weak person but then again who does.
I have had plenty of opportunities to replace her. I just don't see the meaning in doing that. No one could follow her.
All I would be doing is constantly comparing my new mate with her and that wouldn't be fair to anyone.
I tend to believe that the amount of hate someone displays towards you is the equal and opposite reaction of the love they held for you.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.