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freedom
One day at a time. I can't help but hope that the young lady reaches out to a counselor and helps to get things right between you. As a wife and grandma, I can tell you my husband has to work very hard to understand me. Listening is so important. When I was very young, 19, I had a very close relationship. I remember how hurt I was when he said he wasn't interested anymore. (then he wanted me back, and it went back and forth... it hurt.) I finally put my foot down and told myself I deserved faithfulness. and if he wasn't happy with me, I wanted him to be free... I just wanted him to be happy too. That is what helped me, I hurt, but I kept consistent and cared that he was happy which given the track record met, not seeing me anymore. Years later, he came to my mother's funeral and apologized for the agony of going back and forth. It took him 24 years to realize that going back and forth in relationships is a horrible stressful thing. I hate that drama it rips all reason from the frame. Life is for living and forgiving not expecting perfection... that is all I know... so hang in there. It might hurt for awhile, but if she isn't even willing to go to counseling, I would love her enough to set her free.