Bead Guy.

It's hard to do and easier to say... but who cares what she says. I sat long
and hard one day thinking why I always needed to explain my side of things to my
abuser. Why? It was because what he thought of me really mattered. So, this
is what I needed to work on. I didn't want to care what he thought.

I certainly think bad of him, but I don't see him trying to prove himself wrong.
The only way he knows how to do that is to blame me for his actions. To leave
me looking internally at myself, so that I can't focus on him.

Well, who cares what he thinks. In your case, try to train your mind to not
care what she thinks. The more you care, the more she can hurt you. She's
moved on. I believe in karma but even if you don't know that if she was abusive
with you, she will be with someone else and leave it at that. You focus on you.
Not in the negative way she wants but in a postive way. Again, each time you
care what she thinks, remember how she didn't care when she was hurting you.

Saba.

--- In Psychopathsgroup@yahoogroups.com, Bk The Bead Guy <beadguy@...> wrote:
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> How and when does the pain of being used go away?  I cant trust, I dont
beleive anything anyone says, I long for the woman I thought I knew and believed
in, and its all gone.  I stand here alone, and she found somebody new in alittle
over a month and says I am the blame of our relationship ending.  I know I am
not, but what happened I will never know.  I dont want to become a horrible
person who uses, but it seems like that is all there is out there.  I am so
ashamed of myself as a person for giving my heart to a woman who says cheating
on her ex spouse for over 8 years is not that "bad", and somehow I keep thinking
about her good qualities instead of the fact that she is an evil person who uses
everyone for something.  How do you look past all the good, and just see the
evil?  I miss my best friend.
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way sometimes.  It does seem that everywhere you look, there are P's and N's. 
It has destroyed the possibility of trust for me at this point.  I don't want to
remain this way.  It is a dog eat dog world, but I know there are good people
out there too.  I just haven't surrounded myself with them or made good choices
about other people's character.  Truly, the few years in hell I spent with the
deceiving devil, I've learned alot of lessons about myself.  And I think THAT is
for the good!!!
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> --- On Fri, 6/26/09, lea guider <phoenixfiretn70@ yahoo.com> wrote:
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them.  once, i was filled with love, empathy, and compassion.  now, i am just as
bad as they are.  a decade of hell has taught me that it is a dog eat dog
world.  we become situationally narcissistic as a defense mechanism.  to get rid
of this person in your life, you are going to have to be just as nasty and
manipulative.  i would like to wish you butterflies and roses, but that is not
what the world has become.  everywhere i look, there are N's and P's.  we are
either going to keep being run over by them or summon up the evil within us and
get back what was stolen. 
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> --- On Fri, 6/26/09, Jackalene <sunnydayzeahead@ yahoo.ca> wrote:
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> >thanks Christine... but has anyone else copied thier abusive partners abusive
ways.....? that is the part that bothers me the most..that i am now acting..no
different than he does.....ugh
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> > I consider you've not lost yourself at all... yes, there's been a departure
but if he'd "won" you wouldn't protest.  So perhaps you have just arrived
at that perfect place where ENOUGH IS ENOUGH - of anyone's shadow and negative
behaviors, and you are truly ready to claim and heal yourself and your life as
never before.
> > Run to this site - www.saferelationshi ps.com  Sandra Brown has very
powerful information that works!
> > You are better than you know.  Don't even give him any more power by beating
yourself.
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first me...he was wonderful..attentiv e, loving, fun,exciting, ..honestly. ..the
perfect person.....there were shades of emotional manipulation i had
noticed..but. ..all the wonderful things seemed to balance it all out...The day
we were married.(a very simple ceremony..only parents and witnesses) we were to
meet for lunch...to steal a few special momments before our lifelong
commitment.. .i waited for him to show up..for over an hour..called his cell..no
answer..an hour before the ceremony...he called and said how excited he was to
see me..and brought me a pair of diamond earings..when i asked where he was for
lunch..he blew up..saying how he was out doing somthing nice for me, then said
he regretted it since i was giving the third degree.i was so confused..and felt
guilty for asking after recieving the earings so i said nothing..... ....wedding
went fine..he did not want to be
> > intimate that nite, nor the next five years..with the exception of
approximately five times....during the five year span...verbally he came
insultive... i just ignored it...then he started ignoring me...i thought i was
doing somthing wrong..so i strived sooo hard to be "better" at everything for
him...i only seemed to agrivate him further..yet still i begged..and pleaded for
his love..and attention..which seemed to empower him further..finally after 4
years he moved out..telling me he was giving me three months to get my self
together...and after i did that he would come back...i did everything he
asked..and he stayed gone ...for an entire year...the whole time..he would not
answer my calls..but he would call me...he would not open his door..unless he
invited me over..his place was a pigsty...i would clean it..he was broke..i
bought him food..and cooked for several meals weekly... daily..i would
cry..asking if he was being unfaithful.. he would tell
> > me..in cold hard words yes i love you..now shut up...no i am not screwing
around on you..now shut up or i will...it all seems like a whirlwind... .he
moved back..and it is worse than ever..we live in a home that my parents bought
for my inheritance. ..he will not leave...and threatens me if i kick him out and
divorce him..he will take half the house..and anything else i have..which is not
much..as my first husband took everything when he left...
> > the last year..when my husband and i argue....i have begun being sooo nasty
verbally...i have started speaking in a way that shocks me..it is exactly how he
speaks to me...but that is him...and now..i have turned into that.....omg.
..where can i get supports...to get the strenghth to get him out...and keep him
out..adn stop my abusive behaviors... i hate myself soo much right now for
lowering myself to this level..and for loosing myself to this "man"
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