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May 9, 2012 at 4:00 am #4788
sharron
ParticipantMy Stephen Ministry group is starting a support group for widows. I thought to myself, we are a reasonable facimile
thereof- Our SA’s may as well be dead, or they could be before we are done with them. Difference is, we would probably be celebrating.
They are dead in a sense. Dead to us and dead to themselves.May 9, 2012 at 4:05 am #36723hadj608
ParticipantNight of the living dead. Their corpse is still walking around!
May 9, 2012 at 9:41 am #36724kimberely
MemberSharron,
I’m starting to think that when we first started finding out how bad and deep their sa’s are we see them as dead and gone so we go ahead and bury them. This roller coaster bs of addiction we deal with is the long awaited funeral that never, ever fucking ends. These funerals take years and years to end. The dumbass fucking lying, betraying cock suckers had the easy part….they got to die while we are left in reality to wrap up their loose ends.
D day is truly that-DEATH DAY- within the first few discoveries we realize our dream guy is dead, hope like hell they will return all the while wishing it’s all a bad nightmare then we wake up and REALLY realize they’re truly forever gone, they’re never coming back no matter how hard we wish and pray. All we end up with his ghost that won’t give up and go the fuck away.
No I’m not bitter at all. I’m so ready to slam his coffin shut. Hard. So hard the hinges break on the lid.
May 9, 2012 at 12:22 pm #36725teri
ParticipantI would prefer to be in a widow’s group. No offense to the wonderful women here.
May 9, 2012 at 12:59 pm #36726jos1972
ParticipantIf we’d been widows:
1) People would have been sympathetic
2) We could be allowed to look like crap – after all our husband had died
3) We would have received care and consideration and
4) No one would have asked what we did / what our part is in it
5) We wouldnt be worrying about money – life insurance could have paid out
6) we would be grieving something real – not what we thought we had
7) we wouldnt have to worry about our kids spending time with amoral bastards
8) our kids would be sad but would eventually get over it – people die all the time
9) we wouldnt be living in fear
10) we wouldnt be living in doubt
11) we wouldnt be looking over our shoulders all the time or wondering what they’re doing
12) and the list goes on but the grief would end…THe grief would end. Please God – let the grief end!
May 10, 2012 at 12:07 am #36727teri
ParticipantAnd let the bastard die (preferably painfully and in some embarrassingly compromising way).
May 10, 2012 at 4:13 pm #36728sharron
ParticipantWhat did you have in mind Teri? I think it would be due justice if they have a heart attack while lieing on top of one of their whores, or getting so turned on over porn that their heart fibrilates, and bye-bye.!
We used to joke when working in the ER that if a scum bag came in and we were trying to resuscitate them -instead just whisper in their ear, and say, “bye-bye.” We nurses sometimes have a sick sense of humor-a good coping mechanism. -
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