Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Why is my ex trying to drive me crazy- how does he expect me to react?

My ex-fiance as of a week ago, broke it off saying he needed to have time alone for awhile because he has a lot going on in his life %26amp; not a lot of time for me right now. This all came about, after a heated argument over that very fact. Anyways, he has been calling me every night before he goes to bed to see how I am doing %26amp; tells me what he has been up to that day. He still calls me hun %26amp; babe when he's talking to me %26amp; then always, say he call me tomorrow. I act pleasant to him although, I don't offer a whole lot to our conversations mainly because I'm hurt over his decision to take a break instead of trying to compromise %26amp; I'm confused as to why he has been calling me since he wanted time to himself to get whatever it is he needs to get done. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad that he does call me since I love him very much %26amp; hope that someday we can work things out- I don't want to throw 7 yrs. away. Here in lies the problem- two nights ago when he called he said he would call last night but, that call never came, then today he calls me from work to apologize for not calling me %26amp; says he couldn't talk long but, just wanted to apologize %26amp; then said he would call tonight. Well, here I am again waiting for his call %26amp; once again, no call. What is going on in his head? Since, we split I really didn't expect him to be calling me %26amp; I've never ask him to so there is no reason for him to think that I want or expect him to call- why tell me he is going to call %26amp; then not, only to end up apologizing for it later? If anyone would care to enlighten me, please do-thank you.Why is my ex trying to drive me crazy- how does he expect me to react?
He wants to stay in control and informed as far as your life is concerned. He apparently has thrived off of his communication with you. He can break off the engagement, do whatever he wants or needs to do, but wants to be assured you're not out there being emotionally and physically free of him. But, it seems like he's made his choice right now. His life and responsibilities are a priority. And now he's free from one less responsibility - you.Why is my ex trying to drive me crazy- how does he expect me to react?
No calls at night, a break up...I'd be thinking there is another girl in the picture. ESPECIALLY when he's not calling at night and he can't talk for long when he does call you. Oh and he only calls from work? Weird.
I read your the first part of your post and I know what I was thinking, then I read your additional details and I thought ';how naive';





Listen honey.... no guy just breaks off a relationship after seven years to take ';time'; for themselves to figure things out unless there IS someone else.... why on earth would you be so confident that there isnt???? Do you think he would tell you????? He calls you to see where you are.... just in case you check on him or run into him with his new project.... and those nights he didnt call, those are the nights him and his new project had a home run...... you can be in denial all you want, thats your choice but I smell a big fat rat here..... I am sure he is working hard and checking on his mom but how much of the day does that take up? You need to spy on him...... and be very discreet..... and I bet you will see something you never expected.





I have been through this.... and know how it feels to be naive and to eventually find out the whole time the guy was phoning and saying he still loved me, he was checking out a potential new girlfriend..... but unlike you, I paid attention to the signs and eventually caught them...... and even while she stood right there he denied anything was going on ...... men are pathetic at times..... and no, I am not a bitter ex... I have been married for the last 12 years to someone who I love very much .... I am talking an ex that I loved very much and had my heart ripped out of my chest..... it took me a very long time to get over it.... and that situation sounds very similiar to yours... be wise and aware at all times.





good luck
He broke up with you, there is no ';just a break'; in relationships.





He is calling you to be nice because he knows how pissed you were about the argument and he wants you to think he'll come back and wants you to wait for him even though it will be like waiting for Godot -- Someone who never comes.





Don't sit by the phone and wait, move on.
You're rite, it doesn't make a bit of sense. Why when he said he needed space does he still call you as tho nothing has happened, About the only thing different is the fact you're not seeing him on a regular basis is all I can see has changed. In one big way that I don't feel is for the best, is when he tells you he'll call but doesn't. If he was going to take a breather so to speak, he shouldn't be talking to you at all. He should be working on whatever it is that's bothering him. Cut ALL ties, work out the ';problem'; then contact you after he's figured ';whatever'; out. But it seems he just cannot cut off that one connection of no contact. When he does call you again, come rite out %26amp; ask him what the purpose of this ';separation'; was, %26amp; why is he still ';connecting'; with you anyway. Let him know you are baffled by it all, what did he feel was the purpose of it IF he was going to still contact you. I personally feel it's causing more harm than good. See if you can find out why he's doing what he's doing %26amp; how does he expect it to ';prove'; anything but get YOU all upset...the best to you...:)
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  • How do I get over my ex when I know it hurts my wife?

    I don't mean to still be in love with my ex. I love my wife and she is so good to me. The feeling is so horrible because she feels me and knows me so well. It is like she sees through the windows of my soul and just smiles and goes about like nothing is wrong. I slipped up and told her I was still attracted to my ex and still loved her. That was a while back. It was stupid. Even though she smiles I know I hurt her. I am amazed that she forgave me. I don't want to feel like this and I know it is unfair to my wife. She has dedicated herself to me and I am being so selfish. Lately I feel like she is slipping away. I tell her I love her and she just smiles and looks away almost wanting to shed tears. She thinks I do not know but I do. It kills me that I am hurting her. I don't want to lose her so what should I do?How do I get over my ex when I know it hurts my wife?
    You love your ex-wife but for some reason the marriage did not work. Perhaps despite your attraction and feelings for eachother, you two just weren't compatible on that level.





    Every woman wants her husband to only have feelings for her, but life doesn't always work out this way.





    Ask yourself, what ways do you love your ex-wife and what ways do you love your current wife? Do you love them for the right reasons or wrong reasons? Do you love them the same way? Who are you more compatible with?





    You really might come to conclude that you do love your ex-wife and find her attractive, BUT maybe there is something special about your current wife and your relationship with her that you did not have with your ex-wife. Whatever this is, I think you need to express this to her. She needs to feel confident that you would not leave her for your ex-wife if given the chance. She needs to know that you aren't just using her as someone just to be with so you're not alone.How do I get over my ex when I know it hurts my wife?
    Just remember who is with you and loves you and who is not. Otherwise you may lose number two. I take it your ex wanted the divorce?
    All you can do is keep loving your wife. Eventually she will come to feel confidant in your devotion. It will take time Good Luck
    Wow, unfortunately the damage has been done. The only thing that can heal her is time. You have to regain her trust.
    Having someone being able to look into your soul can be very scary which may be one reason why you are still holding on to your ex...it doesn't require you to give 110% of yourself and your vulnerability to your wife. The other thing is, you may not feel like you got closure when you and your ex broke up (do NOT try to make contact). If that is the case, you need to accept that what it is/was is just that and become at peace with that. Don't fantasize about what could have been etc., because it doesn't matter now. Accept you can't change anything, that you chose your wife etc., and be truly grateful for who and what you have today, not what you may have lost.
    I dont want to beat you up too bad. Sounds like you already know that you're wrong and you already feel bad that you're hurting an amazing person.


    Be careful so you don't lose your wife and end up with no one. You might even consider telling your wife that you don't actually ';love'; your ex, but sometimes you catch yourself thinking about that time in your life. May I suggest that it isn't your ex that you love and miss, but perhaps you misinterpreted your thoughts for those feelings, when in all actuality thinking about your ex makes you grateful for your current wife and your marriage.
    wtf? Are you retarded? You had better pull your head out of your asss and forget your ex. You may think fondly of this chick now, but you forget that she is your ex for a reason. You foolishly remember the good times, and not the bad. You either dumped her for some reason, or she dumped you because she didn't want you. You have a wife and your stupid for neglecting what you have in favor of what you don't. Stop thinking about your ex, and if you can't then slap or slam your head into the wall every time you think of your ex. That way you will associate pain with your ex, and you will a very small bit of the pain your causing your wife. I would slap you myself, but that honor belongs to your wife.
    Sounds like you have a pretty amazing wife that is hurting inside. Get over your ex, she is an ex for a reason. Start devoting all your thoughts and attention to your wife. You probably made her feel insecure about your relationship by telling her what you felt for the ex. You made her feel that sh eisn;t good enough but now is the time to act on it. Give her a unforgettable night that shows her just how much you really love and treasure her. Let her know just how thankful you are that she is in your life and ALWAYS will be. DO NOT bring up the darn ex again either.

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    How do I protect daughter from ex?

    I have been divorced from my ex-husband for almost a year. Part of the reason we divorced is he has an anger problem. He has never hurt me or any other woman, but it was still a problem. He is a huge weightlifter and does ultimate fighting crap and I suspect he may have been using steroids.





    Anyway, I was picking up our 3 year old daughter recently and made the mistake of bringing my new boyfriend. My ex saw him and walked up to him and asked him if he thought he was tough because he is tall. (my new boyfriend is almost 6'4'; and my ex is about 5'8';). My new boyfriend made some stupid remark about my ex鈥檚 height and then my ex proceeded to beat him up really bad. My daughter saw the fight and it really upset her. My new boyfriend ended up in the hospital with a broken nose, concussion, and swollen testicles (after he was knocked out my ex kicked him really hard in the balls 12-15 times). My new boyfriend had to wear sweatpants for two weeks and had problems walking because his testicles were so swollen. There is the possibility he may even be infertile now. He is probably going to sue and press charges.





    I know my ex would never hit a woman but I am still a little worried because after he beat up my new guy he left a message saying he will ';waste'; any other wimp I bring within 1 mile of him. My daughter is afraid to be around him now. What should I do? Should I get a restraining order?How do I protect daughter from ex?
    You probably would never want to let him have unsupervised visits with your daughter. But definitely look into a restraining order if its possible to have one for both of you. I am so sorry for your boyfriend - did he file a police report? That really really sucks. :(How do I protect daughter from ex?
    you could try moving from the city and if that is not possible by any chance, u have rights to object to what ur ex has done because it is your life or you could also try telling your daughter to stay away from him
    i would get a restraining order would you feel safe with your daughter alone with him


    and if i was your new boyfriend i would defendantly press charges

    How should i dress u get my ex back?

    hey im under age, im 14 my ex is 15. I've spent the last few days with a broken heart and sadness. I wrote this in tears, i don't know why im such a ***** most of the time.the love of my life is gone and he has another gf. WHAT THE HELL I MUST DO TO GET HIM BACK PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!How should i dress u get my ex back?
    I know i will sound stupied or grown up when i say this .... but is IS the truth ... u can find better. He might ask u out , but there is a low chance he will. But turn into a slut a gget on ur knees ;) lol jkjk dont do THAT lol

    Do people realise how tough it is for ex-prisoners?

    I got 2 years in prison and served a year and am out on license. I still have to go to my probation officer but it's hard to get things back to normal. I went to an interview for a job but when they found out hat I'd been in prison I was turned down. I live in a tiny flat where there are mainly immigrants. I keep on getting stopped and searched by the police where I live and feel that everybody is against me. Sometimes it feels like there is no pint trying to do the right thing.Do people realise how tough it is for ex-prisoners?
    When a person is convicted of a crime, they are given a punishment. Say, in your case, you assault someone, and you are given two years in jail. That's it. When you were convicted, they didn't say ';Two years in jail, plus years of never being able to find a job and being shunned by society';. The way I see it, you served your time. You should not be punished further. You should have the same opportunities to work and live as you please as any other citizen.





    It's no surprise that so many past criminals re-offend. It can't be easy, being treated like a second class citizen for something you already payed the price for.Do people realise how tough it is for ex-prisoners?
    Only people that have been through the system gets the whole concept of the law. Doing time in jail or prison is just the tip of the iceberg. The person's family is punished just as much as the violator - but we hear little about that. I know of a family where the dad was arrested for DUI. His BAC was .081. He was convicted - did little jail time (48 hours) - but lost his drivers license for 1-year. His wife was disabled, and the two had a middle school aged child. He lost his job because the job required a valid license. He was unable to get another job (because of the economy) for about 6 months. He could not get unemployment - because he was let go (fired). They lost their house, and the only car that they had. He could not pay his fines and court costs - which placed another suspension on his license. When he went to work - he lied about his operators (to get the job) and was later arrested for driving suspended for DUI - which has a mandatory sentence of 6 months in my state. He was convicted and sent to jail - and during this time his wife divorced him (mostly so that she could get public assistance). Where is the justice? Something as simple as a work permit to drive would have greatly helped this man - but we are too tied up in punishment to see the big picture. This is only one example of many - but what people do not understand when they are convicted of a crime - is the effect it has on everybody in their lives. I do not fault the justice system for you committing a crime - but if we are trying to reabilitate people - then we are failing badly. Hang in there. You are not the first (nor the last) to face hard times.
    I understand. But it doesn't mean there is no point trying to do the right thing. Once you can prove you can get a job, everyone wil look at your differently, maybe as an icon of the prison guy who can actually stay away from crime. Aren't there laws in America about discrimination against people who have or had been prisoners? That sucks. **** tha police lol
    I expect that you are already in touch with Nacro. They should be able to help you sort out a job. http://www.nacro.org.uk/


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    I guess you are looking for sympathy.





    Sorry, none here pal. You are a violent yob, you got let out early and imo should not have been. You also got a light sentence for GBH.





    There is loads of help out there for criminals, a damn sight more than there is for the law abiding.
    Oh my God, I can't stop crying !
    Cry me a river. You chose to offend, you got caught, sucks to be you.





    Nobody owes you anything. Even if you weren't a convicted felon, nobody would owe you anything. Why should you get special teatment? The bleeding hearts posting about this should all find you a job and place to live that isn't around the immigrants. Perhaps one of them could be your girlfriend too?





    Life is full of choices. You made a bad one. You deal with it.
    I understand. Prisoners get a really hard time. You often hear statistics that the majority of people who go to prison re-offend once released. I'm not surprised, if one comes out of prison, and tries to get their life back on track it can be very difficult (especially with finding a job). Eventually out of desperation people turn back to crime to get money or because they simply don't know any other way of life.





    If you are serious about wanting to get your life back on track then you need to keep at it. I presume you have a probation officer - why not speak with them and ask for some contacts of where you can go to get advice about life after prison - there are charitable/community organisation who deal with this sort of thing. Go to your local job centre as well and speak with an adviser there who should be able to help you get a job or retrain. There are companies who will take on ex offenders - it is just knowing where to look.





    Unfortunately you are going to get stigmatised, but if you really want to get your life back, you need to rise above it and use the rejection to fuel your fight more. I understand it can be difficult but you just need to keep at - think when you do get a job, a nice house, etc, the sense of pride you will feel when you've 'proved them all wrong', that you can turn your life round.
    can i ask what you what went to prison for?

    Do people realise how tough it is for ex-prisoners?

    I got 2 years in prison for assault (GBH) and served a year and am out on license. I still have to go to my probation officer but it's hard to get things back to normal. I went to an interview for a job but when they found out hat I'd been in prison I was turned down. I live in a tiny flat where there are mainly immigrants. I keep on getting stopped and searched by the police where I live and feel that everybody is against me. Sometimes it feels like there is no pint trying to do the right thing.Do people realise how tough it is for ex-prisoners?
    What you want from us? Sympathy? You're out of luck thenDo people realise how tough it is for ex-prisoners?
    I think you assumed you didn't get the job because you were in prison. I don't know how recently you were released but theirs a major job crisis and economic crisis going on right now and competition for jobs is very difficult for everyone. It is my understanding that ex-convicts can be supported and assisted by social services to get accommodation and a job where allowances are made for the prison record. How come you have a flat? Many people are waiting to get their own council house or flat and have to wait years. As a student nurse I went out with the mid wife. One day we visited a young couple with a new born baby. They lived in a room in a house, just one room, shared kitchen, toilet and bathroom with the rest of the house. My brother and his girlfriend did the same in London and they were both working but couldn't afford anything better.





    Please, i'm not being unsympathetic but my understanding is that people in your position get support and help if needed and if possible. You may have to ask and be determined to get as much from the system as you can.





    The system is not against you personally. Society has to work together and co operate to keep it afloat. Those that don't co operate with society and break it's laws are endangering the whole of society and have to be stopped from damaging society. Your are one of thousands of people that have broken a law, one of the laws which keeps society working.





    Please don't get depressed. Job wise many are in the same boat and most haven't been in jail. If you have a problem with depression go and see a doctor to help you. Sometimes we need to fight the labels society puts on us, but not with our fists.





    Good Luck
    I know 110% what that is exactly like.





    My oldest brother was caught selling 1 ounce of pot to someone; he ended up 5-6 years in prison.[He has been out and back too many times] It really makes me sick because rapists don't even serve that amount of time... my parents were just stupid and moved to a stuck up ';village';..and we are from Chicago, so basically everyone hates us here.... Anyways, He has to see his probation officer the first Monday of every month AND pay $40 each time as well [not to mention the $20 in gas it costs to get there]. And, he did have this good job, making $700 a week, but they won't let him back on because he went back to jail and later came out.. he had a very tough time finding a job, but he finally got one, making $300 a week.





    I hate seeing him go threw so much just for 1 stupid mistake [he was 18 at the time, young and stupid], basically when you get into trouble, it's hard to get out, because you are being watched like a hawk.





    I do feel sympathy for ';jailbirds';, life is rough when you get out... you have no money, no house, no job, no nothing, so it's an extremely hard life.





    Also, Anyone who thinks everyone who goes to jail is a ';bad and stupid person'; is just flat out ignorant. Try being locked up for years and years, and coming back and not knowing what to do, and you don't know anyone, and have no possessions.
    im sorry but i cant bring myself to feel sympathy for an ex-prisoner. this is part of your punishment.
    I guess when people hear you have abused trust and have anger issues (I'm just making an assumption as an employer does) then they feel you can't be a part of things.





    And for the record try not to blame immigrants. They are human beings too. If they weren't there would that make ANY difference at all to your job prospects? People move about to find work. Its a fact of life and a fact of nature.





    I suggest that since you have gone to jail - and I know this might be hard on you - join voluntary organisations, charities or something of that sort to show you have reformed have been seeking to get back into society for the betterment of yourself and those around you. This builds trust. Don't give up and try to do LOADS of this as possible. Then you can mention it in your CV or interview because I think criminal background are carried out till the very end.
    It is that way, but this is why it is ill advised to get yourself in these situations. Keep trying, your probation officer may be able to give you some places to work, get back to church that will help you get work too(social networking). You don't want to go back to the prison, so behave.
    How dreadful.





    They should never let criminals out early...
    yes but how cares if they haven't went through what you did yourself?
    Sorry but if you didn't commit the crime you would not be in this situation. Totally 100% self inflicted as you always have a choice, so no sympathy.
    Do prisoners and ex-prisoners realise how tough it is for the people they committed their crime against





    I don't suppose the person you assaulted is having such a great time either...





    Just try and turn your life around yourself, and that will give you great satisfaction.
    Fantastic Question !


    I just goes to prove how intolerant society is these days. It must be bad for immigrant families to be stopped and searched by the police every day in the area you live in ?


    Do you think it would be best if you moved from the area ?


    Maybe then the police would stop harassing the immigrants as they no longer had a felon in their midst ?


    Maybe a sentence of 5 yrs minimum and you serving all of it would have give society time to forget you were a thug ?
    Thats just too bad. It's clear who you have pinned the blame on (not yourself)
    Yeah I can see how that'd be a pain, but the fact that you were in prison for a violent act kinda does push people against you.
    THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO AS SOON AS YOU CAN move!!! There are programs that the Gov has in place for people like you where they will give a business a 3000.00 tax credit if they hire you and give them a bond in case you still something again so you might want to tell your next job prospect about this and they might give you a chance . I would not hire you because most criminals do the same thing over and over you should have thought about it before you did it now you have to live with it. Good luck.
    The road can be long, but it is never resolved by making things worse.
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