Reading this makes me feel like I’m not alone on this horrible roller coaster ride of recovery. Although I chose to stay on this ride, there are times I just want it to end. To get off and never get on again.
I too from early on stated that it was not “real life” and my husband and AP were living in a fantasy world.
Sometimes I feel so alone on this journey then I read things like this that make me feel like I’m not alone. It’s normal to have the feelings that I have even after a lot of time has passed. I feel it’s hard for my husband to understand what I’m going through with the triggers and thoughts.
Thank you for this...
Reading this makes me feel like I’m not alone on this horrible roller coaster ride of recovery. Although I chose to stay on this ride, there are times I just want it to end. To get off and never get on again.
I too from early on stated that it was not “real life” and my husband and AP were living in a fantasy world.
Sometimes I feel so alone on this journey then I read things like this that make me feel like I’m not alone. It’s normal to have the feelings that I have even after a lot of time has passed. I feel it’s hard for my husband to understand what I’m going through with the triggers and thoughts.
Thank you for making me feel like I’m not alone.