I have been journaling whats going on, that way I can' vent an eventually reflect on my journey....Here's what I want to share so far.
September 23,2012
We woke up this
morning and I gave my husband a book that I had gotten him for our anniversary,
but had been left on a shelf to collect dust. It is called the Love Dare. I
asked him, to read it with me, and take 40 days out of our lives to spend in
prayer and this book and see if it brings us closer and how we feel. He said
"It doesn't matter, because I am not in love with you anymore." I
said, so there is no chance for anything at all, your done. He said "Yes,
no chance, has been done for awhile."I really don't see how he could
have been one for awhile. We have had a lot of fun recently and done a lot together, happily I thought. He should move to
Hollywood, hes a damn good actor. After that I started crying uncontrollably. I ran
downstairs and grabbed the picture frame that has pictures of us and all the
places we want to go together. I threw it and yelled. He tried to comfort me
and I told him not to touch me. I didn’t want to be near someone so cold
hearted We went to church but I told him not to sit near me. When the offering
plate and prayer requests came by, I wrote a prayer request for his heart and
mine. It is not where it should be, I know that people have differences and
people fight, and marriage is hard, but divorce is not okay with me. I don't
believe in it. I believe you have to work hard at it some days and you have to
go through some trials. When you commit to someone you commit for life. If they
are down you pick them up, if you need help you ask. You don't pretend for 9
months. I was there though in those 9 months, and there wasn't pretending. At
church I rededicated my life to Christ. I know I haven't been living the best
life that I could be living, I haven't been putting him first in all that he
should have been. I haven't prayed as hard as I should have, I have made
mistakes but I am human. I love church. It makes you feel so good. I felt so
much peace there with the Lord. The church we go to is called Victory
Fellowship. It was my husband’s sisters church, but I am not going to stop
going there. My mom came and picked me up after church- or more like rescued
me. She helped me pack some things and move out of mine and his room, I couldn't be in there anymore.
To my
mom: Thanks for being my guardian Angel and swooping in and
pulling me out of a bad situation. I know parents want to protect their
children from everything, and you have protecting me and gave me strength and
courage when I could not have it for myself.
I went to Safford
with my mom. And spent all day with friends and family. If you are ever going
through something hard, don't try and be alone. Surround yourself with love and
you will eventually have the strength to get on with things.
Thanks to
Billie Jo an Jackie-I
don't know what I would have done without you guys that day. You have both been
through what I am going through. There is a saying about Scars. Scars show that
we have been hurt; they show that we got through it, and they show that we have
empathy. Thanks for showing me empathy an letting me know that it is going to
be OK.
That night I spend
hanging out with my little brother and sister. They are the best. They made me
laugh and smile and kept me from being alone with my thoughts. I didn't want to
think. Didn't want to remember. Just wanted to be a Zombie. Thanks for letting
me be a zombie when I needed to be.
September
24. 2012
I spent all
morning with my dad. My wonderful amazing dad. He is by far the most amazing
man in the world. I think he is crying harder than me over this divorce. He
hates for his children to hurt. Before I married my husband, there were issues
with his family. My dad called him, and yelled at him, and told him to put me
first, and either marry me or don't marry me, but to make a commitment. He told
my dad he would marry me, and commit to me. To my dad, my husband did the most
unthinkable thing you could do. He left, he promised me, he promise my family
that he would commit. Commitment and Vows don't mean anything to him. A vow
made before God means nothing. I don't understand it, any of it.
I spent the day in
my mom’s classroom. She teaches kindergarten. Children amaze me. They have
so much love. I didn't even know these children, but they hugged me and loved
me and made me smile. One little boy, in particular just came and sat by me
silently. I think some children have a 6th sense. They can feel someone
hurting. They can comfort in ways that no one else can, just by being there.
Some days I really want to be a teacher. I want to be around children and I
love being silly and crazy an teaching them everything. But for now, I think I
am still sticking to Child Life. I love kids, and kids in the hospital need all
the love and silliness they can get. Poor loves.
That night, my mom
met my friend Alysa and I half way between my moms house and Tucson. Alysa is
one of those people that will say what you are really thinking, because you are
too afraid to say it out loud. I love her for his. I still hadn't yelled or
screamed at the top of my lungs (at this point). I hadn’t pointed blame on
anyone but myself. Alysa yelled for me, and gave me plenty of points of blame
for this divorce, and none of them fell on me. Alysa-Thanks for being YOU!
When I got home,
my soon-to-be-ex acted as if nothing happened and was happily playing video
games. I hate that he is so stone cold about this. I want to see some damn
tears. Is that too much to ask for 5 years??? One little tear? One little show
of emotion. Was I that horrible of a wife, of a person to be around? No,
there's that blame again. Don't want to go there.
If you are married- I recommend this book :)
I need to get this book! you are precious, its good to read about this to know really what you are going through and how you feel! I love you girl!
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