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Before I go to work I feel I should say you really should not accuse people of things you have no evidence of. The first 2 posts you are accusing me of writing I was actually away on holiday on those dates, where my “incident” hadn’t even taken place yet!! What I wrote in my one and only post was entirely what had happened so again, the accusations that I’ve lied about what really took place are not true.
If you want to re-read my ONE and ONLY post once more, that is my story, that is what I posted looking for advice on. Nothing more. No other posts, no other “quotes”, no lies or mental health diagnosis. I wasn’t looking for sympathy I just thought it would be a good place to let things out until I saw my therapist as I was really struggling mentally. I still am.
Stargazer17ParticipantI’ve just re-read this and I’m even more shocked. Are you also accusing me of writing more than one thread? And lying about my one and ONLY post in that more happened that I am telling you?
I have posted ONE post, looking for advice or support. I don’t have an obsession with avoidance and everything else you have accused me of.
I posted on here because I thought it would be a safe space to speak about something I’ve not told anyone else. To get some advice or support and make things a bit clearer in my head until I spoke to my own therapist. I don’t know how you have managed to diagnose me with a mental health illness and accuse me of multiple things and personality traits just from a forum post looking for advice.
Stargazer17ParticipantHi there Anita,
I’ve just read through your latest response. To be honest I haven’t got a clue what you are referring to? You are using quotes that I have apparently said like “has anyone got any tips to get over the guilt?”. I have never and would never say something like that. There is about 3 more “quotes” you’ve used that I did not write either.
I work full time and started a new job on Monday so haven’t had the chance to come on here and respond, so your assumptions about me just seeking reassurance or whatever you said isn’t correct. Also the mental health diagnosis you’ve given me with OCD isn’t correct.
Stargazer17ParticipantHi helcat,
Thanks for your response again.
Yes I think my parents whole marriage and my childhood is the reason I’ve had doubts about moving forward. I also think the idea that I’ve only been with him since 16 years old I was missing out on something (I now know after what’s happened that I am NOT missing out).
My parents divorce is as dramatic as it sounds.. ruining my life at the moment. It’s really difficult and I’m looking after my younger sisters. Hopefully as time goes on things will improve.
I feel like I don’t deserve the support from him after what I’ve done to him. I really feel like I’ve ruined our perfect relationship 🙁 I’m scared of I tell him I’ll really ruin what we have
Stargazer17ParticipantYou’re right. I will do that. I’m due to see her next Friday so I will think about how I will tell her. I know she isn’t there to judge me but deep down I think in my head she will.
When I think of that I think of it going one or two ways, especially with my mother. I’ve not got a close/good relationship with her and never have gone to her for help or advice. She loves my boyfriend a lot so I think she would be really disappointed in me and almost think how could you. Although the other half of me knows she’s had issues with her marriage over the years (I don’t know anything in great detail) so she would maybe say it was a mistake that’s never happened before and will never happen again and to forgive myself. I don’t know
Stargazer17ParticipantYes, exactly all of that. Part of me thinks I shouldn’t tell my therapist and just try and forget this ever happened. I don’t know what’s best to do moving forward
Stargazer17ParticipantHi Anita, thank you so much again for your reply.
I’m in tears reading your response because I feel like you’ve described exactly how I feel and I don’t think I would’ve been able to put it into words like you have.
I’ve been seeing a therapist weekly for around a year that has helped me tremendously. I have come so far and I’ve improved my self awareness dramatically. Funnily enough, before my holiday I told my therapist when I get back I want to try and stay sober for the rest of the year to really work on myself. I cancelled my appointment last week with her because I was too ashamed to tell her what I had done.
Every time I think of a reason this could’ve happened I just think get a grip and suffer the consequences. I really feel like I’ve ruined my life as dramatic as it sounds.
I got diagnosed with depression and anxiety disorder.
Stargazer17ParticipantThank you very much helcat for your reply.
I haven’t spoke to him about my concerns/worries about marriage yet. My parents are going through a horrible divorce and the thought of ever getting married and going through that fills me with dread. That’s my issue though which I need to deal with.
I do agree with you when you say there is obviously an issue. I think there is a lot I need to speak to him about and probably vice versa. Although I really can’t see or I don’t want to see myself with anyone but him as a life partner. I am just ashamed it’s taken me to do this to realise that?
I’m from the UK and 16 is the legal age. To be honest where I’m from it’s very normal to be sexually active at 16, most if not all of my friends were 16 when they became sexual active.
Around 4-5 years ago he was flirting and made comments to a girl at a friends house party. Sexual remarks. He was ill for weeks over it and I got over it very quickly. He has been honestly the most supportive and loving partner to me the last 5 years.
Stargazer17ParticipantThank you for your reply. I’ve just had a read through those threads.
I am so in love with my partner and I want to spend the rest of my life with him. I truly do. I can imagine someone reading me saying that would be horrified as you don’t behave the way I have when you are in love with someone. But I am.
I KNOW I would never and have never in 8 years come close to cheating on my boyfriend, sober or drunk at home. When this incident happened I was very drunk and I don’t actually remember everything leading up to it. (I know it was just a kiss and nothing more). Moving forward I have decided I no longer want to drink alcohol, I never want to be in that position again. Also the fact that I will never go on a “girls holiday” again, I feel like that was a first and last get it out of my system type of thing. I want to work on myself as a person and be the best partner I can be.
As for telling my partner, I am still unsure. The guilt and shame and hatred is killing me but I almost feel like if I did tell him it would just be off loading my guilt and hurt onto him. I don’t think he would leave me, which is why I think I shouldn’t mention it. Because he will live with that pain. What do you think? I welcome any advice at all as I am just trying to know what’s best.
I’ve learnt through this that the grass is definitely NOT greener. I’ve been with this man since I was 16 years old and he loves me. We’ve both made mistakes in our relationship, he was inappropriate to a girl around 4 years ago but I got over it and put it down to the fact we were both really young. Anyway I’m rambling about nonsense now.
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