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Antlers,

Your proceedings sound a little more involved than what we went thru. Our D ended up being more like a mediation with two attys on the side for guidance and document prep.

You'll do fine.


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Clouds. Makes sense.

Extra cherries in the Manhattan for the lady.

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I let the She know about the schedule and I got this in return:

"If you need any help, let me know....esp day of surgery, etc.
We'll have to juggle around kid schedule.

I'm here for you!"


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Originally Posted By: orangedog
Antlers,

Your proceedings sound a little more involved than what we went thru. Our D ended up being more like a mediation with two attys on the side for guidance and document prep.

You'll do fine.


I know I'll survive, just dealing with a lot of pain and disappointment, in addition to all the legal proceedings that are in motion. I know you can relate to it.


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Antlers,

Your proceedings sound a little more involved than what we went thru. Our D ended up being more like a mediation with two attys on the side for guidance and document prep.

You'll do fine.


I know I'll survive, just dealing with a lot of pain and disappointment, in addition to all the legal proceedings that are in motion. I know you can relate to it.
I'm exactly there right now, myself a la mediator meetings. We can all relate.

And we will all do fine.
We will all be fine, again, too.

Hang in there. Sometimes all you can do, all you can summon up from your over-depleted reserves is: endure.


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With fruit, with weeds even; but gather them
In the one garden you may call your own."
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Thanks Gardener.

I wish I knew what the cure for rejection is?


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Originally Posted By: antlers
I wish I knew what the cure for rejection is?

Me too.
Bottom line of how I ultimately feel about all this: rejected and discarded.

And after months of (and still) cycling through the whole spectrum of emotions on this, I now more and more find myself - disappointed. Just deeply disappointed in her.


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The cure for rejection is an unshakeable *interior* belief in your own self-worth.


The trouble with having an open mind is that people put things in it.

My sitch - Divorce Busted!
http://www.divorcebusting.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1804137#Post1804137
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Originally Posted By: Gardener
Originally Posted By: antlers
I wish I knew what the cure for rejection is?

Me too.
Bottom line of how I ultimately feel about all this: rejected and discarded.

And after months of (and still) cycling through the whole spectrum of emotions on this, I now more and more find myself - disappointed. Just deeply disappointed in her.


I feel the same way Gardener! It's like a death of my hopes and dreams and what I thought my future was going to be.


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The cure for rejection is an unshakeable *interior* belief in your own self-worth.


I believe that Dia, I really do! But how do you get that?

Self-worth takes a big hit in situations like these, especially if you're a LBS!


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Getting it *is* a little difficult, and I've been in the LBS position.

1) Disconnect yourself from your W's alleged evaluation of you. You feel rejected because SHE rejected you. You feel discarded because you think SHE discarded you. Stop that!

2) If you have C, ask your C very directly to help you with this. I spent a year and a half in weekly therapy. Do the work.

3) Mind your health and appearance, and GAL. These things really help.

4) Seek out the good in yourself and revel in it. Examine it. Appreciate it. Claim it and own it.


The trouble with having an open mind is that people put things in it.

My sitch - Divorce Busted!
http://www.divorcebusting.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1804137#Post1804137
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