Still Love My Ex Husband

I still love my ex husband, you say? As you might realize, this is a quite common feeling amongst many separated or divorced women. Even if you are hurting inside, you should know that you are certainly not alone. This article will answer many of your questions regarding your thoughts, feelings and actions when it comes to how to handle the fact that you miss him and want him back into your life.

So many people ask me this question, I still love my ex husband or boyfriend, and he is now going to marry another woman, my feelings towards him are so lively.

The question is: What should a woman do to prevent her ex husband or ex boyfriend from marrying another woman?
First of all, let us face the ugly truth, far away from all love fantasies and dreams. How could someone you have loved, cherished and adored -to the extent you became a husband and wife, or a happy couple- leave you in a way like that?

Love is blind; it makes us fool every day and night, so before you can possibly do anything to prevent your ex from marrying another woman, you must remove that blindfold and face the sunbeams.

Remember, if your ex loves you, he would not treat you as a doormat, love is about taking and giving, if you kept giving and giving without taking, this is a hopeless and unrequited love.

So, here goes the plan we are going to lay down if you really want to get back your ex who is getting married.

-Do not contact your ex at any cost; do not ask him for forgiveness. If all these memorable moments and intimate times you had have no assets in his heart and soul, he does not deserve any compromise.

-An effective method is to write all your feelings on a paper, set down for an hour and drain all your feelings on paper, this will help neutralize all the negative emotional energy you have, after doing that, turn off the light and burn the paper slowly while looking at it, repeating this for several days will help you.

- Write journals about your life without your ex in it, write about things that catch your attention, take photos, make a scrapbook of these things and photos, when you return to these papers later you are going to find something interesting and meaningful.

-Go out with your friends and family, go hiking, discover that beach near your city, or go for a road trip in the countryside.

-Find new interests, meet new people, do not stay at home crying because your ex husband or boyfriend is going to marry. Your life will continue whether you were with or without him, you will discover how narrow the world you locked yourself in with him was.

Your emotional state depends on your state of mind; with the power of mind you can do anything.

As they say: whatever a mind can conceive, it can achieve. Who knows, if you met your ex and he sees you ready to move on, acting confidently and strongly, with all those attractive people, close friends, and supporting family around you, he might realize how bad he has behaved, and he might dump his new girlfriend and seek your forgiveness.

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An except from an interesting op-ed:

My friend M. — you’ll understand in a moment why she’s terrified of my using her name — had to make a searing decision a year ago. She was married to a sweet, gentle man whom she loved, but who had become increasingly absent-minded. Finally, he was diagnosed with early-onset dementia.

The disease is degenerative, and he will become steadily less able to care for himself. At some point, as his medical needs multiply, he will probably need to be institutionalized.

The hospital arranged a conference call with a social worker, who outlined how the dementia and its financial toll on the family would progress, and then added, out of the blue: “Maybe you should divorce.”

“I was blown away,” M. told me. But, she said, the hospital staff members explained that they had seen it all before, many times. If M.’s husband required long-term care, the costs would be catastrophic even for a middle-class family with savings.

Eventually, after the expenses whittled away their combined assets, her husband could go on Medicaid — but by then their children’s nest egg would be gone, along with her 401(k) plan. She would face a bleak retirement with neither her husband nor her savings.

(Yes, I recognize that it is NYTimes and some people take exception).

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/30/opinion/30kristof.html?_r=1


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hi i am 36 and single going to be 37 on june 17 th ( having bit of birthday blues ) …..i never married because i never found the right woman and now i am bit set in my ways to contemplate marriage … i am in a reasonably dead end job ….. in the accepted meaning of the term i am a failure . … but i have kicked alcoholism 8 years back after a 6 year affair with the bottle .. i have overcome dire poverty to have an existence and have changed from being a wimp to having a rather pleasant personality ….. am i being too harsh on myself just because i do not have a wife and mandatory two and half kids and a dog … and have not yet been able to accumulate assets like house , or started saving for retirement …….
does anyone know a good motivation , self help website ?
i believe like Rocky … " it is not how hard you get hit and stand up which matters .. but how hard you can get hit and keep moving ….. " is that a good mantra to have ?
Oops that was wrong quote here is the right one …." It ain’t how hard you hit; it’s about how hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward. How much you can take, and keep moving forward. That’s how winning is done. "


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Hi .. I am 36 and single going to be 37 on june 17 th ( having bit of birthday blues ) …..i never married because i never found the right woman and now i am bit set in my ways to contemplate marriage … i am in a reasonably dead end job ….. in the accepted meaning of the term i am a failure . … but i have kicked alcoholism 8 years back after a 6 year affair with the bottle .. i have overcome dire poverty to have an existence and have changed from being a wimp to having a rather pleasant personality ….. am i being too harsh on myself just because i do not have a wife and mandatory two and half kids and a dog … and have not yet been able to accumulate assets like house , or started saving for retirement …….
does anyone know a good motivation , self help website ?
i believe like Rocky … " it is not how hard you get hit and stand up which matters .. but how hard you can get hit and keep moving ….. " is that a good mantra to have ?
uh forgot to mention that i am from india … but i am very cosmopolitan so your answers are welcome where ever you are in the world ..


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I was out of work for some time and fell behind on my obligation. Its been over 10 yrs since my divorce and i am ready to make that commitment again. However i am concerned about my future wives assets and don’t want to put her in harms way. Can anyone help with my question?


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