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- Teesie
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No, I might as well be though. I've been with the same guy for 5 years. Although, to be completely honnest, I'm glad I'm not married to him. Things seem to go downhill a lot more that they go up between us. We're constantly fighting. He thinks reading is the stupidist waste of time on the face of the planet. I have to admit, I don't pay a lot of attention to his hobbies because frankly they make me mad. But he's always telling me if I would "Get your nose outta that book, you might know what's going on in the "real" world." Personally, I don't give a high piled hill of beans about the "real" world and what he considers to be reality. "Reality" from where I'm sitting has gone all to hell anyway, so why should I care. I just try to live my life day to day, and get some kind of enjoyment out of it before it's over. "Reality" for me is waking up just about every morning to the sound of him cussin like a sailor over some stupid something that nobody cares about but him. My "reality" is being called names and cussed at everyday just because I'm not perfectly how he wants me to be. My "reality" is being absolutely miserable every day of my life, and every time I make a step toward something good, toward making it better, he jumps in the way and tells me to stop being a stupid child daydreaming all the time. So I "stick my nose in a book" as he likes to say, and I ignore him, because that's all I can do anymore. I've tried everything I know to try. Nothing works with him.Butterbescotch wrote:You are not child are you? I thought you are already married.

I guess ya'll are tired of hearing me go on, so I guess I"ll stop now before I get myself all worked up again....
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Sounds like a destructive relationship to me. If you dont secretly want all this hassle or get a buzz from drama then i would look elsewhere for companionship or even be a happy singleton, its not a crime.Teesie wrote:No, I might as well be though. I've been with the same guy for 5 years. Although, to be completely honnest, I'm glad I'm not married to him. Things seem to go downhill a lot more that they go up between us. We're constantly fighting. He thinks reading is the stupidist waste of time on the face of the planet. I have to admit, I don't pay a lot of attention to his hobbies because frankly they make me mad. But he's always telling me if I would "Get your nose outta that book, you might know what's going on in the "real" world." Personally, I don't give a high piled hill of beans about the "real" world and what he considers to be reality. "Reality" from where I'm sitting has gone all to hell anyway, so why should I care. I just try to live my life day to day, and get some kind of enjoyment out of it before it's over. "Reality" for me is waking up just about every morning to the sound of him cussin like a sailor over some stupid something that nobody cares about but him. My "reality" is being called names and cussed at everyday just because I'm not perfectly how he wants me to be. My "reality" is being absolutely miserable every day of my life, and every time I make a step toward something good, toward making it better, he jumps in the way and tells me to stop being a stupid child daydreaming all the time. So I "stick my nose in a book" as he likes to say, and I ignore him, because that's all I can do anymore. I've tried everything I know to try. Nothing works with him.Butterbescotch wrote:You are not child are you? I thought you are already married.![]()
I guess ya'll are tired of hearing me go on, so I guess I"ll stop now before I get myself all worked up again....
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I have a track at home you know...StephenKingman wrote:Yeah, thats all well and good, but would you walk or run from your computer?? Thats pretty much milked to death right, Swing? Lets just give it a funeralGotThatSwing wrote:If this forum didn't exist maybe I'd move my butt from the computer

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Well its been emotional Swing, i will miss the old walk or run....GotThatSwing wrote:I have a track at home you know...StephenKingman wrote:Yeah, thats all well and good, but would you walk or run from your computer?? Thats pretty much milked to death right, Swing? Lets just give it a funeralGotThatSwing wrote:If this forum didn't exist maybe I'd move my butt from the computer


- Teesie
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Would you believe me if I told you that's just the tip of the iceberg? I'm a chicken I guess. I hate being alone. Terrified of it. Or at least I used to be. Who knows, after all I've been through with him, I might enjoy lonliness.Bighuey wrote:If your situation is as explosive as that, its not likely you would part friends. Sometimes a person just has to be a hard-ass and make up their mind and do what is best for them, no matter how hard it would be.It might be rough for a while, but better in the long run. Its something you have to decide for yourself. No one can tell you what to do.
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I dont understand that when people say they are terrified of being alone and would put up with anything rather than be alone. Being alone shows you can be independent and able to enjoy your own company and sometimes you gotta be alone if only even to find out who exactly you are and what you want.Teesie wrote:Would you believe me if I told you that's just the tip of the iceberg? I'm a chicken I guess. I hate being alone. Terrified of it. Or at least I used to be. Who knows, after all I've been through with him, I might enjoy lonliness.Bighuey wrote:If your situation is as explosive as that, its not likely you would part friends. Sometimes a person just has to be a hard-ass and make up their mind and do what is best for them, no matter how hard it would be.It might be rough for a while, but better in the long run. Its something you have to decide for yourself. No one can tell you what to do.
- Teesie
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I know I'm better than this. I know I deserve better, and yet I can't bring myself to just be strong and just go. Mama tell me to just call her and she'll come help, but then I'll look like a big baby crying home to mama and that's not what I want. But the more I think about it, the more I believe that's what's it's gonna take. To have Mama as a support system to get me through all of his raving and ranting while I pack. Oh, well, idk what I'm gonna do....
I feel like I'm wasting my life away. I wanted to be a strong independant woman, and now I've let him make me just the opposite, and it sickens me to know that I've fallen this far from where I used to be. I was more grown and mature at 16 than I am today. I've gone backwards. And it's becoming the hardest thing ever to move forward again.
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- Teesie
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I already know who I am and what I want. I just want somebody to share that with.StephenKingman wrote:I dont understand that when people say they are terrified of being alone and would put up with anything rather than be alone. Being alone shows you can be independent and able to enjoy your own company and sometimes you gotta be alone if only even to find out who exactly you are and what you want.Teesie wrote:Would you believe me if I told you that's just the tip of the iceberg? I'm a chicken I guess. I hate being alone. Terrified of it. Or at least I used to be. Who knows, after all I've been through with him, I might enjoy lonliness.Bighuey wrote:If your situation is as explosive as that, its not likely you would part friends. Sometimes a person just has to be a hard-ass and make up their mind and do what is best for them, no matter how hard it would be.It might be rough for a while, but better in the long run. Its something you have to decide for yourself. No one can tell you what to do.