Dated a girl for 5 years part of high school and college. She broke it off with me. I was tore up. Drunk drunk drunk all the time. Met another girl. Now I've been married for 3 years, we have two beautiful children. Best thing that ever happened to me splitting with her.
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Originally posted by bsimm78 View PostOne thing I've learned over the years is that God does what's best for me and for you always. You said that the relationship was stressed which would have led to a poor marriage. We may not understand, like or agree with the paths we walk sometimes in life but, if that is what He wants for us, we must walk it. I've been laid off, broke, broken up with, faught a war, and wondered why. Looking back, after the healing was over, I was able to see wisdom in His plan. I know it hurts now but it will pass. Stay strong my friend and look forward to the many blessings yet to come.
Prayers to you my friend...
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here some perspective,
better to have it happen now, then be together for 19yrs, married for 9, be told that since the kids are on the way that your marriage will have to be put on hold for awhile, then all the while feel down right taken for granted, then start taking her for granted, have a difficult marriage, have an affair, try to work through it other bad stuff happen, 3 years later then be told that she's not gonna try anymore, go to work come back and be told to pack your stuff and get the heck out!!! Lose a job, only see your kids every other weekend, sit and wonder what the heck has happened....last decent thing we did was go to the TTHA extravaganza and had a great time, week later KABOOM!!!!! i'm not ever going to another TTHA event.........Also did she happen to see you on the scooter??? go get'em!!!!!
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Now she's just wanting attention. You need to be sure not to give it to her. I'm just gonna go ahead and say it: do not jump back in the sack with her, or let yourself even be tempted to go down any such road with her. Your mind will then be so clouded.
And I'm going to also go ahead and say this: Do not move in with a girl unless you each have a ring on your finger. And I'm not talking about an engagement ring for her and a college ring for you. If you do it in the wrong order, you're relationship won't be built on the foundation that it should/could be. It may be more convenient in certain situations, but convenience usually comes with a cost, and sometimes an overbearing one.
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