Lockit
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ORIGINAL: EasyE Thats totally where I'm at you hit the nail on the head. I agree I'm not handling this well. This is my first time in love and I'm afraid of being alone so I'm looking... Never said it was right though. quote:
ORIGINAL: HisEvelyn Trying to replace a partner before letting that partner go actually speaks to me of insecurity. That they are afraid to be alone, and so must find a replacement before they can end something that isn't working. This is just my opinion, however. Okay, now that you seem to have calmed down a bit... and I am sure many understand that kind of upset and are not judging your upset as that is normal... it is just your actions when upset we question... maybe you will be able to hear more clearly. A first time love can be total hell if it doesn't work out. I hate to say it in a way, but sometimes these things take practice. Do we all know how to handle a broken heart? Do we always know how to deal even if we have been there before? No... not always. But we must be willing to learn, temper ourselves, learn our lessons and move on hopefully not to repeat our mistakes again. You admit you are not handling this well. Are you willing to learn your lesson with a number of physical lashes? Should you be punished for making a private situation, public? Do you see where I'm going with this? You may take an emotional lashing or are being lashed right here in public, but is that the best way to learn? For some it may be, but it is best in my opinion that you learn without the lashes if you can. Keep your personal honor in place and don't compromise it when in pain. It isn't always easy to do, but you can temper things so that you don't lose too much ground when in so much pain you will lash out or make mistakes. Just try not to make so many that you have no way to recover anything from the one you are involved with. It is best to be able to say... we loved, we didn't make it, but we remain a good memory to one another because we didn't get so foolish in our pain that we severed any chance to still respect one another. Sometimes it can't be that way... but it is a nice outcome if you can make it happen. Coming and getting some help is not a problem. Sharing a part of your partner's life or story is a problem quite often. From what I have seen, you get upset, lash out and it takes some time to calm down and then you start reasoning things a bit better or something happens and you disappear until the next time. You keep doing that and you won't have any support or grace from your partner or others that see the train wreck. It isn't easy the lessons you seem to be about to learn, but it's time you learned them. You cannot be a good dominant or partner until you do. It's time for a time out. Pull back, look at it honestly and a bit more privately. If she wants her story told, let her tell it. And one more thing... the harder you try to hold on to something or someone, the harder it or they fights to be free.
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