Spike follows Leif's tweets. I tweet for Spike (Leif did when he had him. For the most part it takes proximity). Sometimes I accidentally see one of Leif's tweets. Sometimes I read them because I miss him so badly. I saw that he was scared of losing his job. Then I saw a tweet that I was meant to see. Paraphrased (so possibly over Twitter's 140 character limit, because I'm not going back and looking), "4 score days ago I realized my wife is like my loser brother who lives off others. Hence divorce".
I know it was meant for me because he called me a parasite long before 80 days ago and decided against me long before that, but mostly because he used the word "wife" which is my weakness. It meant something to me being his wife and having that attachment/responsibility in general. He would interject here that I wasn't very responsible, and in some ways I wasn't.
I respond to the tweet, which I haven't since the first few months. My response is like a cast off Elizabethan queen's, but heart felt, "If it would make you love me and want to be with me, I would pass on the alimony, but it wont".
I feel retarded about it and take it down and write him with bullshit news of the dogs and offer to delay alimony payments, if I can afford to, if he loses his job.
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You are not pathetic, though you are certainly deserving of sympathy. I am so sorry that you are going through these terrible troubles, but you are a wonderful, loving woman, and you will be okay in time. Please keep writing: at least one of your readers sees her own struggles echoed in your words. Many hugs...
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lizzie. I'm sorry you have to empathize, except very distantly.
DeleteWhat a jerk to tweet about private stuff. Eff him. Jesus.
ReplyDeleteI don't know. Maybe blogging about it is just as bad. I don't know. I'm just sorry.
Take the alimony.
Eeyore was always one of my favorite characters, thus, there is nothing wrong with being pathetic. I manage to be quite a pro at it every now and again. But with experience I have found that meanness never helps anyone get ahead. But I know how hard it can be to avoid seeing those bits of very public information that the internet blesses us with. Sorry to hear that things are still so ugly for you :(
ReplyDeleteHi, just seeing this.I don't know what to say except that Eeyore was my dad's favorite character too. That and I like the bow on his tail and thank you.
DeleteTwo people with one stone. Ouch
ReplyDeleteOk, it's a platitude on my part, and I can't remember too many times anyone has taken my advise but you will survive... and the most miserable thing a person can do to themselves is obsess over another person. I know it I've been there - even fantasized about bringing in a hit man. Don't do it. You have to protect your psyche. Instead try to find something, some small thing that you can like and do then do it. It's hard work.
I hope your feeling better health wise. That was indeed a close call.
Hi, just reading this. Thanks.
DeleteI didn't hate at all till after I was in the hospital in acute kidney failure (no stones). The first of 3 nights there I allowed myself the luxury of calling and leaving a message. I never heard back.
PA is right, as usual. Protect yourself. And let us know what's next.
ReplyDeleteHi, just read. Thank you for the note! I have none of the behaviors that could lead to kidney failure and I don't test positive when I'm just at the very sick phase (it's happened before a few times). Short of buying the gift of credibility I don't know what to do to stop it from getting to the dangerous point.
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