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Old Sep 13, 2014, 10:09 PM
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I started dating my husband when I was 15, I am 27 now. We have been married and living together for 2 years now, and I should be happy... Right? I mean, I have all the things a woman my age should want... but I am still not happy. A lot of issues from my childhood have resurfaced over this past year (I was molested by my father, and it is finally out in the open), and I am under a lot of stress. I quit my job, met a man online (had an emotional affair), and I feel like I don't fit into my own life anymore. I feel like I am going insane, like something has got to give. I think I need to leave here.

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Old Sep 14, 2014, 04:48 PM
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A lot of issues from my childhood have resurfaced over this past year (I was molested by my father, and it is finally out in the open), and I am under a lot of stress.
Apply enough pressure, and deep things are bound to emerge.

Do you have the focus and personal resources to come to grips with what you suffered? Preventing old wounds from ruining present and future fulfillment may require attention and effort.

Please keep posting.

For reference: Survivors of Abuse Forum
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