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<font color="blue"> What do you do when the person you're trying to get over is someone you have to deal with on an almost-daily basis? My ex-boyfriend and I have two daughters whom I have custody of; he is very active in their lives, though. The only way I've been able to get over past relationships is by distancing myself -- figuratively and literally. By having to interact with him, it just keeps dragging things on and on and on -- for example, even though we split up 2-1/2 years ago, we still sleep together on occasion. If I didn't have to interact with him so often, I could fight that temptaion much better and to be able to finally resolve my feelings for him. Any suggestions? </font>
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Hi -- I'm the same way. I would suggest not sleeping with him, no matter what as a start.
Any chance you can move someplace further away, to reduce visitation? Good luck with this. It's a sticky one.
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I tell myself over and over and over again that I'm not going to do it anymore....and then my brain goes out to lunch and my body on auto-pilot.
I can't reduce visitation. He's an excellent father, and, of course, our daughers are both "Daddy's girls." I would rather deal with the emotional pain and confusion of not being able to entirely let go than to take away their times together. |
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I would also suggest meeting him in a public place. It's harder to do things you don't want to do in the parking lot at Wal-Mart. If that still doesn't work, perhaps find another person to drop your kids off. Have an aunt or uncle or cousin or friend drop them off and/or pick them up.
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You have to stop sleeping with him. This would be the first step. I think it is very important for the kids sake that you maintain a friendly relationship with their father. As posted above, meeting in a public place or something like that is a good start.
Let me ask you this. Is there a chance you guys might want to get back together? I was just wondering. if you still have feelings for eachother and sleeping together is part of the equation I'm wondering if he has feelings for you as well. |
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you are split up and yet sleep together? Have to wonder from you and him what is up with that?!? exciting, yes. Connecting? What is still there?
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advice: stop &*$% ing him, you have custody, go to court and be done.
simple!!! |
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