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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 22484854 08/31/2012 12:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You sound like an obsessive, nagging control freak. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 20500084 Good move on his part. I am a very hard working, self supporting, creative, kind, great cook, fantastic lover, spiritual person. Me me me MEEEEEE Forgot to add "selfish, narcissistic drama queen" to the list. On an average day, I would go to work at 8 am and he would wake up around 3pm and begin playing world of warcraft. I would come home at 6 to find the dog had peed on the carpet because he hasn't taken him out once. He would play until 4 am and the cycle repeats. Holy shit! That's the problem right there. He sounds like a GLPer. Those video games turn your brain into mush. I'm a treatment counselor and I see hundreds of people (mainly males but some females) who are drawn into that fantasy world. Much like people who are dependent on drugs, there really isn't anything you can do for them...until they hit bottom far enough to seek help and be willing to follow through with it. Most video game addicts and gambling addicts are manic depressive. Believe it or not, those are the people the military seeks for enlistment. That's why the military promotes certain cames and always attracts gamers. His PTSD probably started way before he was in the military...then add war and adrenaline to the seed. There are more than 1 million returning vets who are now signed up seeking dissablility payments. That is much like a drug itself. It helps them cradle their egos and isolate from the real world. Chances are you didn't have a healthy rlationship to begin with. No one wakes up one day at 3pm and decides to be a video game junkie. That guy is a product of the Illuminati mind bending programs which surround us and bombard us every day. The money only makes him progress further as he decends to his personal hell. He's making a geographical change and with most people, that only offers temporary relief for a long term problem. Just pray that he doesn't morph into a psycho stalker and learn from the past. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 22917182 08/31/2012 12:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i may be a ass, but you look like a HORSE !!! hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha I am sure whatever animal you mosst closely resemble...be it a mole rat or a slime eel, it has a tiny penis. lol so you don't only look like a horse, but you prove yourself to also be a 'HORE' because the first insult that you can come up with is something about my penis. hahahahaha nice job jolly jumper |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 20216553 08/31/2012 12:09 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You sound like a lady who has her head on straight. He sounds immature and needs to do a lot of growing up. And his kid appears to take after him. Consider his leaving you to be a blessing in disguise even though it is very well disguised at the moment. Quoting: my 2 cents All the best! a lot of times when people like you say "growing up" it actually means becoming more brainwashed to society's norms/codes. in a sense then what you consider "immaturity" is, in reality, enlightenment, and people are being bullied out of it by being told that they have to "grow up". |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 20898323 08/31/2012 12:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I contacted his VA psychiatrist and asked that he be tested for bi-polar disorder. They give him drugs but he doesn't take them. MAN!!!!!! I am sad. Quoting: Janine69 What the fuck? I am a hair designer and a client of mine who works in the mental health field suggested that my boyfriend was suffering from bi-polar disorder. You talk about this personal private info with clients?? No wonder he left. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 2303764 08/31/2012 12:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow....with emphasis on 'ow'. I feel like a white hot dagger is twisting in my heart. I have been the best thing that ever happened to him. When we met, 4 years ago he was living on 1,200 a month from the VA. He was wounded in Afghanistan and was retired at age 30 (8 years ago). I helped him increase his VA disability pay to 100%. Something he could not do himself. He received a total of 50,000 in back pay and now lives on 4,000 a month. We have been a great couple for each other. Suddenly, he says he wants his own place and is moving out tomorrow. The saddest part for me is our dog who adores him. He is moving to a place that does'nt allow pets. It is insane. It all started when his 16 year old son left, in july. We had him with us for a year to see how things went and we returned the ungrateful little brat to his mother in Fl. When he left, my boyfriend started acting mean and buying stuff like crazy. Huge plastic spaceship model, 400$ movie replica Thor Hammer. Stupid plastic crap. He started being really mean to me. I contacted his VA psychiatrist and asked that he be tested for bi-polar disorder. They give him drugs but he doesn't take them. MAN!!!!!! I am sad. Quoting: Janine69 You ran his son off, then bitxhed him out for buying items that interest him. He got pissed off and wants you out of his life and you call his shrink? Really? Kudos to the guy for efusing to put up with anymore of your shit. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 20006444 08/31/2012 12:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Honey, his walking out may be the best thing that could have happened to you. You took a broken man and tried to fix him. In part, you managed to do so. But the scars are deep and you cannot heal him. Let go graciously and miss him for a little while, but get your life together and watch and see what comes along. Maybe this time you'll find a guy who is NOT broken and doesn't need a full blown repair job emotionally. BTW: men with those types of injuries are very difficult to "fix". Truth is only we can fix ourselves and usually that takes God's help when you finally become willing to change but cannot do so on your own - and you finally ask for HIS help. Then change comes. But you must want it and this guy doesn't want anything but his own selfish bullshit excuse for a life. WALK AWAY and don't look back. You're lucky to be getting out of this shit now. It could have been worse. |
| SaveAmericaFightNWO User ID: 22897185 08/31/2012 12:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow....with emphasis on 'ow'. I feel like a white hot dagger is twisting in my heart. I have been the best thing that ever happened to him. When we met, 4 years ago he was living on 1,200 a month from the VA. He was wounded in Afghanistan and was retired at age 30 (8 years ago). I helped him increase his VA disability pay to 100%. Something he could not do himself. He received a total of 50,000 in back pay and now lives on 4,000 a month. We have been a great couple for each other. Suddenly, he says he wants his own place and is moving out tomorrow. The saddest part for me is our dog who adores him. He is moving to a place that does'nt allow pets. It is insane. It all started when his 16 year old son left, in july. We had him with us for a year to see how things went and we returned the ungrateful little brat to his mother in Fl. When he left, my boyfriend started acting mean and buying stuff like crazy. Huge plastic spaceship model, 400$ movie replica Thor Hammer. Stupid plastic crap. He started being really mean to me. I contacted his VA psychiatrist and asked that he be tested for bi-polar disorder. They give him drugs but he doesn't take them. MAN!!!!!! I am sad. Quoting: Janine69 Don't have them give him meds, have you even researched them at all? Just look at all the REAL stories of REAL people, even publicly known celebs, authors, professionals, kids even. [link to www.SSRIstories.com] Take a moment to look at the list of the thousands of people having worse behavior on what I think is poison but doctors and lackies call "meds". It's not to be taken lightly, the stuff is pure poison, to the liver and brain, and increases heart problems. "what would you do if you, knew all the things we knew. Would you stand up for truth, or would you turn and walk away" |
| SaveAmericaFightNWO User ID: 22897185 08/31/2012 12:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | IT DIDNT WORK OUT Quoting: Anonymous Coward 22642247 You could have cleaned the house, fixed dinner - made yourself useful. Be understanding with the child. These broken family relationships are never perfect. Telling the doctor you believe he was bipolar crazy did not help. ^ spot on "what would you do if you, knew all the things we knew. Would you stand up for truth, or would you turn and walk away" |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 22881779 08/31/2012 12:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You sound like an obsessive, nagging control freak. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 20500084 Good move on his part. I am a very hard working, self supporting, creative, kind, great cook, fantastic lover, spiritual person. Me me me MEEEEEE Forgot to add "selfish, narcissistic drama queen" to the list. On an average day, I would go to work at 8 am and he would wake up around 3pm and begin playing world of warcraft. I would come home at 6 to find the dog had peed on the carpet because he hasn't taken him out once. He would play until 4 am and the cycle repeats. Anyone who would even consider living with such a dysfunctional loser would have to be dysfunctional. What in the world are you crying about? Good Riddance! Now pull yourself together and get yourself a life. |
| Dr Phil User ID: 21924868 08/31/2012 12:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow....with emphasis on 'ow'. I feel like a white hot dagger is twisting in my heart. I have been the best thing that ever happened to him. When we met, 4 years ago he was living on 1,200 a month from the VA. He was wounded in Afghanistan and was retired at age 30 (8 years ago). I helped him increase his VA disability pay to 100%. Something he could not do himself. He received a total of 50,000 in back pay and now lives on 4,000 a month. We have been a great couple for each other. Suddenly, he says he wants his own place and is moving out tomorrow. The saddest part for me is our dog who adores him. He is moving to a place that does'nt allow pets. It is insane. It all started when his 16 year old son left, in july. We had him with us for a year to see how things went and we returned the ungrateful little brat to his mother in Fl. When he left, my boyfriend started acting mean and buying stuff like crazy. Huge plastic spaceship model, 400$ movie replica Thor Hammer. Stupid plastic crap. He started being really mean to me. I contacted his VA psychiatrist and asked that he be tested for bi-polar disorder. They give him drugs but he doesn't take them. MAN!!!!!! I am sad. Quoting: Janine69 Don't be sad, now it's over with the boy. You can finally get a man. F you are brave enough to join up,then go to war,you aren't a boy. Sounds like she had a man and annoyed him by pointing out she was the best thing that ever happened to him and that he can't look after himself. Another woman who equates money with happiness,they never learn. |
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| Nine's User ID: 20491395 08/31/2012 12:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sorry you're hurting Janine. Some painful things are blessings in disguise. I'm guessing you wanting him on meds was an attempt to spare yourself his temper or irrational behavior. Even with meds, things go wrong. Here are two links. Same person, but different facts presented. You can probably relate to some of it. Sometimes, it's best to just wish someone well, let them go their way, and give thanks you're alive. Feel better soon. [link to 953mnc.com] [link to www.fox47news.com] |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 11132818 08/31/2012 12:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | IT DIDNT WORK OUT Quoting: Anonymous Coward 22642247 You could have cleaned the house, fixed dinner - made yourself useful. Be understanding with the child. These broken family relationships are never perfect. Telling the doctor you believe he was bipolar crazy did not help. ^ spot on maybe just a little less janine, and just a little more 69? just saying, nobody in their right mind leaves a good thing. The problem may be that you think your a catch and he thinks youre a kvetch? |
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| Scooby Doo User ID: 17525201 08/31/2012 01:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow....with emphasis on 'ow'. I feel like a white hot dagger is twisting in my heart. I have been the best thing that ever happened to him. When we met, 4 years ago he was living on 1,200 a month from the VA. He was wounded in Afghanistan and was retired at age 30 (8 years ago). I helped him increase his VA disability pay to 100%. Something he could not do himself. He received a total of 50,000 in back pay and now lives on 4,000 a month. We have been a great couple for each other. Suddenly, he says he wants his own place and is moving out tomorrow. The saddest part for me is our dog who adores him. He is moving to a place that does'nt allow pets. It is insane. It all started when his 16 year old son left, in july. We had him with us for a year to see how things went and we returned the ungrateful little brat to his mother in Fl. When he left, my boyfriend started acting mean and buying stuff like crazy. Huge plastic spaceship model, 400$ movie replica Thor Hammer. Stupid plastic crap. He started being really mean to me. I contacted his VA psychiatrist and asked that he be tested for bi-polar disorder. They give him drugs but he doesn't take them. MAN!!!!!! I am sad. Quoting: Janine69 YOU fell for it honey....;) |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 21987589 08/31/2012 01:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | sometimes a change of conditions can change a persons mental health for the better.. this breakup may be his need for change in his own life.. to get his mojo back.. let him go.. without bitter feelings.. pursue your own happiness.. maybe you can rekindle the relationship later.. maybe not.. but bitterness an anger takes awhile to wear off... there is no blame.. there is just existence.. let it slide... help him move out.. encourage him.. it may be what he needs.. and begin dating another.. privately.. no need to flaunt it at him... maybe he will start dating too.. you had a good long run of 8 years.. something to be proud of.. but when it's over.. it's over.. nothing can ever stay the same.. change is inevitable.. don't over-analyze it.. |
| Texasboy User ID: 22921877 08/31/2012 01:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow....with emphasis on 'ow'. I feel like a white hot dagger is twisting in my heart. I have been the best thing that ever happened to him. When we met, 4 years ago he was living on 1,200 a month from the VA. He was wounded in Afghanistan and was retired at age 30 (8 years ago). I helped him increase his VA disability pay to 100%. Something he could not do himself. He received a total of 50,000 in back pay and now lives on 4,000 a month. We have been a great couple for each other. Suddenly, he says he wants his own place and is moving out tomorrow. The saddest part for me is our dog who adores him. He is moving to a place that does'nt allow pets. It is insane. It all started when his 16 year old son left, in july. We had him with us for a year to see how things went and we returned the ungrateful little brat to his mother in Fl. When he left, my boyfriend started acting mean and buying stuff like crazy. Huge plastic spaceship model, 400$ movie replica Thor Hammer. Stupid plastic crap. He started being really mean to me. I contacted his VA psychiatrist and asked that he be tested for bi-polar disorder. They give him drugs but he doesn't take them. MAN!!!!!! I am sad. Quoting: Janine69 To bad for him you are hot and I would treat you right |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 21662845 08/31/2012 01:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sounds like you resented his kid because he was from another woman so he hates you for that. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21662845 Lucky for him and his kid they don't have to put up with a spiteful resentful wicked step mother. Hardly!! I not only bent over backward to accomodate his son, I twisted into a pretzel. His son is a budding sociopath. You called him an "ungrateful little brat", if that isn't resentment I don't know what is. You sound like one of those people who always think you treat people so well and they should be ever so grateful to you cos you "do things" for them. BELIEVE ME!! It was me who saved this boy from certain death !,000 times! He would lie and manipulate his dad and make him basically shut down, so he wouldn't kill him. Why be involved with such lunatics anyway it can only mean trouble and hassles why choose someone like that think about the future and the trouble. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1439176 08/31/2012 01:10 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | sometimes a change of conditions can change a persons mental health for the better.. this breakup may be his need for change in his own life.. to get his mojo back.. let him go.. without bitter feelings.. pursue your own happiness.. maybe you can rekindle the relationship later.. maybe not.. but bitterness an anger takes awhile to wear off... there is no blame.. there is just existence.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21987589 let it slide... help him move out.. encourage him.. it may be what he needs.. and begin dating another.. privately.. no need to flaunt it at him... maybe he will start dating too.. you had a good long run of 8 years.. something to be proud of.. but when it's over.. it's over.. nothing can ever stay the same.. change is inevitable.. don't over-analyze it.. I like this advice. Change is growth. Its good to grow. Just one question, were you born in 1969? |
| Janine69 (OP) User ID: 21332215 08/31/2012 02:28 AM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You sound like a lady who has her head on straight. He sounds immature and needs to do a lot of growing up. And his kid appears to take after him. Consider his leaving you to be a blessing in disguise even though it is very well disguised at the moment. Quoting: my 2 cents All the best! Thank You Janine |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 21987589 08/31/2012 02:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | sometimes a change of conditions can change a persons mental health for the better.. this breakup may be his need for change in his own life.. to get his mojo back.. let him go.. without bitter feelings.. pursue your own happiness.. maybe you can rekindle the relationship later.. maybe not.. but bitterness an anger takes awhile to wear off... there is no blame.. there is just existence.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21987589 let it slide... help him move out.. encourage him.. it may be what he needs.. and begin dating another.. privately.. no need to flaunt it at him... maybe he will start dating too.. you had a good long run of 8 years.. something to be proud of.. but when it's over.. it's over.. nothing can ever stay the same.. change is inevitable.. don't over-analyze it.. I like this advice. Change is growth. Its good to grow. Just one question, were you born in 1969? 67 |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1439176 08/31/2012 02:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | sometimes a change of conditions can change a persons mental health for the better.. this breakup may be his need for change in his own life.. to get his mojo back.. let him go.. without bitter feelings.. pursue your own happiness.. maybe you can rekindle the relationship later.. maybe not.. but bitterness an anger takes awhile to wear off... there is no blame.. there is just existence.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21987589 let it slide... help him move out.. encourage him.. it may be what he needs.. and begin dating another.. privately.. no need to flaunt it at him... maybe he will start dating too.. you had a good long run of 8 years.. something to be proud of.. but when it's over.. it's over.. nothing can ever stay the same.. change is inevitable.. don't over-analyze it.. I like this advice. Change is growth. Its good to grow. Just one question, were you born in 1969? 67 So... why the "69"?? |
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