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I used to say a prayer for her each and every night, thanking God for allowing her in my life and I still do, but the words change and the emphasis is on her happiness and understanding she has a life to live but I wish I was part of that life and I have to come to terms knowing my life is no longer a part of hers. I hate that I have become like a microwave meal, something easily disposed and discarded.
 
Hey Chief,

I'm sorry to hear that you are heartbroken. Just because it didn't work out doesn't mean that you should feel discarded. Old newspapers and empty cigarette packs get discarded. There are no guarantees for a perfect relationship in this world. Don't lose any of your self respect or pride in who you are over this. I know it's easy for me to say this because I'm not going through what you are right now. All I can offer is any support I can here. You said that you prayed thanking God for her.

Perhaps these might help sooth your soul. Or any lonely person for that matter.

Matthew 19:12
1 Corinthians 7:7-8
1 Corinthians 7:25-31
1 Corinthians 7:32-35

Godspeed.
LK



 
Getting dump feels like ****. It really dose.

There should be a fucken rule or a better design for living.
Anytime you get dump. A prettier, sweetier, kinder, sexier chick should knock
on your front door within minutes...This way its a win win situations for everybody.
No pains, no heartaches, no hatred, no anger.
It'll be all good.

But No.....
I gatta tell myself..I must experince the bad times to appriciate the good times.

Seriously...I can appriciate the good times without the bad times.
 
you must've really loved her if you pray for her like that.

My heart goes out to you.
 
Be grateful for having had her in your life, but also move on. You sound like you're dwelling, which is to an extent unavoidable, but its not healthy to remain at that stage for any longer than necessary. From what little I've seen of you, you seem educated and intelligent, so you hardly need me to remind you that Carl Jung defined love as essential insanity.

Such is the way it is, but eventually we have to move on. Truth is that life is volatile and people rarely remain the same for months, let alone years in their formative years.

You haven't been merely disposed of, because if nothing else, she did spend a great deal of time with you. That's that, though, and now you need to forge ahead and find happiness for yourself, just as she does. Try not to expect too much from anyone except yourself, remember that you need to be the most important person in your own life, and be forgiving of yourself.

There was something, and it has passed. There is time to mourn, and then, there is a time to end the mourning, too.
 

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