About a month ago, she returned from a week long trip to Bonaroo and told me that she believed that someone else was her soulmate. A man that she's known for 13 years! I've got a lot of frustration, anger, and sadness that I'm dealing with because of this situation.
However, I do have some hope that she'll want to be with me. She's said that she needs some time to "figure out what she's doing with her life". This time will include a trip to see this man who lives 1400 miles away. Clearly, I am choice number 2. As much as it hurts to know this, I still want to be a supportive, loving part of her life.
I'm working hard at just being her "friend" right now. However, I also am sad and a bit obsessed with her and I hate that feeling.
How do I deal with my own feelings, emotions, and life and remain a supportive, loving person to her?
2006-07-19
04:22:20
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jkomisar
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I've already told her I'll wait until I hear what her decision is before moving on. And, at the same time, I'm working on myself. Exercising, looking for a better job, spending time with my 2 kids, etc.
I suppose I'm looking for validation of my own self worth from her. The reality is that there isn't anyone who can validate my self worth, except me.
Thank you all for your kind answers, BTW.
2006-07-19
04:40:48 ·
update #1