Originally Posted by
beepertgirl15
I know the answer to my own question already. Since the one reason we are all here is "for love". Maybe there is just a glimmer of hope, reality is I F-Up royaly. Here I go...... I've been with my boyfriend for almost 7 years now. When I met him I was on the verge of homelessness , unemployed and I did not give a crap about anything. For the first time in my life somebody really saw me for the person that I was and he help me learn to love myself again. The having got myself to that point I was leading a very destructive lifestyle. Being in a relationship with somebody like me at that time, he took a risk of me dragging him down. He supported me for the past almost 6 years, I didn't work and he never once b**** to me about getting a job. I've been back at work now for about 6 months and he is so proud of me. I don't know if it is because of my lifestyle in the past that I find myself not being very honest with him at times. This now has created a major trust issue. During the past 7 years he has tried to break it off with me all because of me not being honest with him. But every time he forgives me and takes me back. But I did it again. Last night he told me that he can no longer do this anymore and that he loves me but he just does not have that kind of love for me anymore And he
burst out in tears. Now this is a grown man crying. For the first
time I realize how much how deeply I hurt him. I know he still loves me and is madly in love with me but he does not want to be wrapped up in this vicious cycle . He says as soon as he finds a job in another state that he is moving changing his number changing everything so I have no way of getting in contact with him. He says somehow I always manage to suck him back in. I can let him go, I don't know why I keep screwing up . I think this time he's going to do what he says and all I can do is ask myself what have I done . I'm about to see the love of my life go what do I do now.....
Why don't you go get help for your chronic lying and whatever else you can't seem to give up for "the love of your life." Maybe if he sees you're actually going do something about your own BS, he'll rethink getting rid of you?
Don't do it to get him back though, do it so that you overcome your "ism" and so that you don't end up doing the same thing to the next guy that's the "love or your life." That goes for you too, weakness85. This isn't the first man you've driven away because of your own need to change your particular dysfunctional ways.
“The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life is the source from which self-respect springs.” ~Joan Didion