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Posted on 11/27/23 at 5:30 pm to TexasTiger08
Check out Rollo Tomassi on YouTube, Rational Male. He is instrumental in helping men deal with the outcomes from marital infidelity etc
Posted on 11/27/23 at 5:30 pm to TexasTiger08
You need to focus on self improvement, specifically physical self-improvement.
If you off yourself, who does that benefit? You think the ex is going to feel bad about what she did? It’ll just reinforce in her mind she made the right decision
Stop feeling sorry for yourself and pick yourself up. Today
If you off yourself, who does that benefit? You think the ex is going to feel bad about what she did? It’ll just reinforce in her mind she made the right decision
Stop feeling sorry for yourself and pick yourself up. Today
Posted on 11/27/23 at 5:42 pm to TexasTiger08
You have a whole lot of life ahead of you. I wish I did. My devil was a beer can. Almost ruined everything for me but I dug deep and quit. Best move I have ever made, but I’m 63 and wish I would have stopped 25 years ago… just trying to say is that you only live once.. make the most of it…..
Posted on 11/27/23 at 5:43 pm to TexasTiger08
I wish we lived closer. I’m in Houston. I would love to meet up and talk in person as I’m around that age as well.
Posted on 11/27/23 at 6:07 pm to TexasTiger08
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Same as me. How is today going?
Man, I know it's rough. This year was the hardest in a while, for numerous reasons.
Things will get better. I have to believe it. Every time I've been down in that pit of despair and depression, I haven't given up.
Someone's thrown me a ladder, but I had to start climbing. And it's not easy, it's dirty, sweaty, it hurts sometimes.
But eventually you get out that damn hole and breathe clean air and realize you did it.
You'll laugh again, learn to love again. You'll get to hold that baby and have her wrap her little hand around your finger and steal your heart.
You'll get so many I love you daddy's.
They are the best, and only here for a short while.
Stick around for it. You'll be glad you did.
Posted on 11/27/23 at 6:10 pm to TexasTiger08
Brother, I'm gonna echo some things that many others have said. Trust me when I tell you change is a legitimate possibility. I was so overwhelmed with the difficulties of trying to raise my special needs son and keep peace at home with a wife that was, at the time, insanely unreasonable due to the same issues, that I simply drank myself into oblivion to "hide" from the insanity most nights, was hiding it and drunk most of the time.
We then got very surprisingly pregnant with my daughter and I legitimately saw no light at the end of the tunnel. I had multiple mental pictures of ending my life everyday. I believed it would be utterly impossible for us to function and care for another human in the situation we were in and my failure would ruin multiple lives. I was in a dark place as well.
Then after 6 months of going through the same exact same issues after my daughter was born, God spoke to me loudly enough I was finally able to clear my mind and hear.
On the same day, I got caught hiding liquor that morning, bottles I forgot to dispose of from the day before, and that afternoon I had a covid related stroke. (no symptoms but that, lol).
It's to this day the best day of my life. I decided I had to try something else, so I quit drinking and gave the family one more chance all in. My life from that one moment has done a complete 180. All of the exact same struggles that I had before are still there, but my perspective on them has completely changed. I'm blessed to have the opportunity to raise these children and help them through their difficulties.
I believe I have an idea of how deeply you believe things cannot or will not change, but from someone that's been there, I can promise you it is possible.
If there's any way possible I can help you, I'd be more than happy to.
We then got very surprisingly pregnant with my daughter and I legitimately saw no light at the end of the tunnel. I had multiple mental pictures of ending my life everyday. I believed it would be utterly impossible for us to function and care for another human in the situation we were in and my failure would ruin multiple lives. I was in a dark place as well.
Then after 6 months of going through the same exact same issues after my daughter was born, God spoke to me loudly enough I was finally able to clear my mind and hear.
On the same day, I got caught hiding liquor that morning, bottles I forgot to dispose of from the day before, and that afternoon I had a covid related stroke. (no symptoms but that, lol).
It's to this day the best day of my life. I decided I had to try something else, so I quit drinking and gave the family one more chance all in. My life from that one moment has done a complete 180. All of the exact same struggles that I had before are still there, but my perspective on them has completely changed. I'm blessed to have the opportunity to raise these children and help them through their difficulties.
I believe I have an idea of how deeply you believe things cannot or will not change, but from someone that's been there, I can promise you it is possible.
If there's any way possible I can help you, I'd be more than happy to.
Posted on 11/28/23 at 3:38 pm to TexasTiger08
You are so young. You will get through this. You somehow have to find the strength to start believing this.
I didn't read all the responses, but I would suggest:
1. Writing down things, how you feel, but most importantly to envision and document a picture of how a future happy life looks for you. Then progress to writing down daily goals. You will be successful in moving on if you can get a solid picture of where you want to go.
2. Find a volunteer gig or two. Helping other people will force you to think about others, not yourself. I like Habitat4Humanity, animal shelters, teaching kids, Boy Scouts.
Let us know how it goes.
I didn't read all the responses, but I would suggest:
1. Writing down things, how you feel, but most importantly to envision and document a picture of how a future happy life looks for you. Then progress to writing down daily goals. You will be successful in moving on if you can get a solid picture of where you want to go.
2. Find a volunteer gig or two. Helping other people will force you to think about others, not yourself. I like Habitat4Humanity, animal shelters, teaching kids, Boy Scouts.
Let us know how it goes.
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