by ProcyonSJJ » Sun Feb 15, 2009 4:02 pm
Thank you so much guys... Reading what you've had to both helps, and doesn't help, and I'm sure you all know exactly what I mean by that, so there's no need to explain.
I am unfortunately embroiling myself in stupid little games to either get her attention (good or bad, I don't seem to care which,) and disrupt her current life, which as her husband with her SSN on my tax forms, is surprisingly easy to do. In fact, the only way I found out about all the cheating was to hack into her facebook page.
But I have to figure out how to let it go. I'm not really hurting her (well, maybe I am superficially,) I'm really hurting myself. I just don't seem to be able to learn my lesson from that. I want revenge in the worst way possible, and I think this is indicative of something potentially pathological in me.
I did something today of unquestionable ethicalness, but also of questionable morality. I sought out the parents of the kid who she's with now. They had met her, and believed she was simply the 26 year old single friend of their son. I told them who I was, that she was my wife, and that she was in fact 33. It obviously came as a shock to them. I then further explained that, to the best of my knowledge, and all available indications, she has a personality disorder. It's funny because as I recounted stories to them, one came to mind right at that moment that I had not thought about until today.
Picture it: 9/11. Yes, THE 9/11. I, a native of NYC, am living in California at the time where I met the HPD, and the greatest tragedy to our nation occurs. I was so upset, I couldn't stay at work and was excused, so I went home and was glued to CNN for quite a while, crying off and on. Now, the reaction on the west coast was substantially different from that of the east coast, but the reaction from HER is almost chilling now that I think about it. She said something along the lines of, "Why are you getting this upset about it? You weren't there, and no one you know got hurt. So what's the matter?" Like... wow, why did it take me 7 years to remember how ridiculously unempathic she was back then?
But the bottom line is, I gotta find the strength in me to let it go. I sincerely doubt that I possess it at this time, but I'm going to have to find a way how to obtain it. Somehow I lucked out with the finance aspect, she signed and notarized a separation agreement stating that she was not seeking any financial support. I guess she has a smidgen of a conscience buried deep down in there somewhere. But health wise, yeah I've lost a lot of weight, and my sleep is very erratic. I'm not sure how to reverse this stuff. I know that I will always hate her, that part I have no problem with. But a part of me, the very insecure part of me, will always want some kind of attention or validation from her, and that's what's going to get me into a LOT of trouble if I don't find a better way to deal with that... I'm am all ears and hoping for suggestions.