Question...is it worth my breath?
Question...is it worth my breath?
Hi all,
Well, here I am again with another daily posting, it seems.
In case some of you didn't read my update on the post...yesterday, I was having attacks of separation anxiety, guilt, and so on...However, when I came home last night from school at about 10:30pm, I found he wasn't home. He didn't come home all night. Just another reminder that I am doing the right thing.
Just now, he calls with some feeble excuse, wondering if he had any messages. He asked what I was doing this weekend. I told him school work and then a family function for labor day on Monday. Then he asked if anyone invited him. Normally, I would lie, and say, "of course they did, but I made an excuse for you." But this time I said, "no one mentioned it." Then he snaps, "you see, everyone just cut me off." Like WE are the ones that have done the isolating!
I wanted to call back and yell. "Hey Bub...YOU are the one that made the choices to drink and isolate yourself from the family. YOU are the one that chooses to stay out all night! YOU are the one that chooses all this over your family! YOU haven't done a damn thing to salvage this relationship! AND YOU'RE the one acting like YOU got the raw end of the deal? Have you ever ONCE thought about what your actions and choices have done to others outside yourself?!"
Is this worth my breath? Should I just forget it? Or should I say something to him?
Well, here I am again with another daily posting, it seems.
In case some of you didn't read my update on the post...yesterday, I was having attacks of separation anxiety, guilt, and so on...However, when I came home last night from school at about 10:30pm, I found he wasn't home. He didn't come home all night. Just another reminder that I am doing the right thing.
Just now, he calls with some feeble excuse, wondering if he had any messages. He asked what I was doing this weekend. I told him school work and then a family function for labor day on Monday. Then he asked if anyone invited him. Normally, I would lie, and say, "of course they did, but I made an excuse for you." But this time I said, "no one mentioned it." Then he snaps, "you see, everyone just cut me off." Like WE are the ones that have done the isolating!
I wanted to call back and yell. "Hey Bub...YOU are the one that made the choices to drink and isolate yourself from the family. YOU are the one that chooses to stay out all night! YOU are the one that chooses all this over your family! YOU haven't done a damn thing to salvage this relationship! AND YOU'RE the one acting like YOU got the raw end of the deal? Have you ever ONCE thought about what your actions and choices have done to others outside yourself?!"
Is this worth my breath? Should I just forget it? Or should I say something to him?
I think you just said it! I'm the same way.. I just want to remind an make him think for once about someone besides himself. Of couse it never works. You never know, he may actually think about it more if you don't say anything. Maybe you finally telling him that he wasn't invited was the only thing he really needed to hear.
Good Luck, Hope you have fun!
Good Luck, Hope you have fun!
His disease will try and sabotage you and what you're doing for your higher good. One thing I learned from many years ago is that "I am responsible with what comes into my space; including my ears". That said, you don't have to listen to crap on the phone either. Yup!
[ GL scratches head ]
Just so I'm clear on this.......he expects to be welcomed with open arms by the family of the woman he's screwing around on?
What planet is he living on?
Holy cow, silverberry, I think he's beyond hope. Like Bernadette says, if it helps YOU to say something, do. But I certainly wouldn't have any expectations about it making ANY sort of difference in him.
When a dog barks at you, you don't get down on all fours and bark back.
Just so I'm clear on this.......he expects to be welcomed with open arms by the family of the woman he's screwing around on?
What planet is he living on?
Holy cow, silverberry, I think he's beyond hope. Like Bernadette says, if it helps YOU to say something, do. But I certainly wouldn't have any expectations about it making ANY sort of difference in him.
When a dog barks at you, you don't get down on all fours and bark back.
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