ownedgirlie
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ORIGINAL: blondepisces Hello Ownedgirlie, Thank you for sharing your experience that does sound so similar to mine. My spirit is crushed and I know I have a lower self-esteem than I've ever had. It was never that great to begin with and I am afraid I have done so much damage to myself now I am not sure I can get thru this without seeking some professional help. He says he didn't mean for him to be so involved with this new girl and did not intent to replace me with someone else, it's just that I am making a big deal out of this. I cannot take any more of this situation and want to write to him. I've started the letter so many times and I know he is waiting for it. He wants me to end it. I guess so he doesn't feel too bad about his behavior. Anyway, I need to follow the advice here and walk away and not look back. Hopefully learning a lesson and look for something better next time.Thanks again for sharing and I wish you well. My letter went something like: Dear Sir, It is obvious to me I am not what you want in a submissive, and because of this, you will never be satisfied with my efforts. Because of this, however hard I try to please you, I will not succeed. Since you can not decide whether or not to keep me, I have decided for you, and I am hereby walking away from this. I wish you well." Done. Over. Kaput. His response was, "Bye." It takes time to heal, but step one in healing is removing yourself from the abuse. Step two is to begin focusing on YOU and not on what he thinks/feels/is doing/etc. When logic is mismatched, one person will never understand the other, so as much as you try to explain and rationalize yourself to him, it will bounce right off of him without penetrating. So do not bother. A simple "Goodbye, good luck in figuring yourself out" is probably where you need to leave it, despite whatever words he chooses to spew, if any. Healing is not easy, but trust me - it is very possible.
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