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Originally Posted by Nightlight
She was all of those good things for three and a half years though. She was so good I thought she'd always be there if I needed her. She spoke about what would happen if she moved away, that she is someone who would continue phone sessions if I needed that. I really thought she'd always be there for me for as long as I needed her. When I started seeing her, I couldn't do anything. I couldn't even pick up the phone and make a call. I met her and liked her so much instantly. I just...knew who she was and I liked her a lot. She's seen me through so much, and helped me to change so much. She was warm, open, supportive, and everything else. She was the one good thing in my world that I had that stayed really consistent and good and helpful. She was stable and I became attached to her, after never being attached to even family members (that I remember). I wished I mattered to her like she mattered to me...but it was okay. She did everything she could for me.
And now this?
I just don't understand. There were no warning signs. Everything was perfect. It really was.
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Even the timeline was the same for me - three and a half great years, then bam!
Antimatter's idea is a really good one. Can you keep seeing this T and start looking for another one? You wouldn't be under any obligation to leave - it might just give you some hope. I know so well that feeling that you really believe that you'll never find someone or something who is as good as you have at a given time, but as Antimatter has experienced, it can happen. Look at Antimatter now - happy with a great new T!
(((Nightlight)))