KimmyO
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It is hard marrying quickly, I know since I did too. Then we really don't get to know them before the commitment. I am glad he is a Christian, mine still isn't after 38 yrs. Still waiting and praying.
Wow, so hard to deal with, having a child with severe heart issues and surgeries! As frustrating as it is that he is unemotional at best and critical also, it is who he is and you can't change him. =( I would say find your fulfillment in other people and ways, look for close, nonjudgmental friends that you can get emotional feedback from, and better communication. Stop expecting it from him, he can't give it obviously. Don't do things for him that he just doesn't get, do things for you that you love and find your own satisfaction in, like decorating... Get involved in things you love doing and find joy there. Expectations can really ruin reality. I recently went on my own road trip for 3 weeks to see people I love and places I found along the way. I would have loved my hubby w me but that would have ruined it anyway and he works too much, so I enjoyed it by myself. Also, I do things w friends that he won't do w me, and I volunteer. Sometimes when we are too available, they take advantage, so it is good to have them wonder what we are up to, sort of. Not like affair or anything but just be busy and improving you for you, you might actually find him asking and interested. They love the chase, anyway.
He probably has no idea how to deal w emotions and avoids them and you when you show them at all cost. Sad that he isn't there for you that way, but we can't change people. Another thing that helped me is taking magnesium malate and ginseng, they calm the mind body and spirit and get rid of sticky negative thoughts that loop around. Best to you, praying for you and I know that God has much joy in store for you! =)
Wow, so hard to deal with, having a child with severe heart issues and surgeries! As frustrating as it is that he is unemotional at best and critical also, it is who he is and you can't change him. =( I would say find your fulfillment in other people and ways, look for close, nonjudgmental friends that you can get emotional feedback from, and better communication. Stop expecting it from him, he can't give it obviously. Don't do things for him that he just doesn't get, do things for you that you love and find your own satisfaction in, like decorating... Get involved in things you love doing and find joy there. Expectations can really ruin reality. I recently went on my own road trip for 3 weeks to see people I love and places I found along the way. I would have loved my hubby w me but that would have ruined it anyway and he works too much, so I enjoyed it by myself. Also, I do things w friends that he won't do w me, and I volunteer. Sometimes when we are too available, they take advantage, so it is good to have them wonder what we are up to, sort of. Not like affair or anything but just be busy and improving you for you, you might actually find him asking and interested. They love the chase, anyway.
He probably has no idea how to deal w emotions and avoids them and you when you show them at all cost. Sad that he isn't there for you that way, but we can't change people. Another thing that helped me is taking magnesium malate and ginseng, they calm the mind body and spirit and get rid of sticky negative thoughts that loop around. Best to you, praying for you and I know that God has much joy in store for you! =)
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