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I Live In a Sexless Marriage

Even After Leaving.

By: Hopefinding3
Written on May 11th, 2012
Age: 22-25 , Female
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    difalco

    Hi, I am new here, so please don't take this the wrong way; I came here needing advice but your problem sounds much more dire than mine and so I wanted to make what contribution I could. That all being said: One of the things that jumped out at me in your post is that you are involved with someone else although you are still, by your admission, suffering from severe emotional issues from your past relationship. It may be that this new relationship is helping you feel more secure/loved, but beware: it is never a good idea to base your happiness and self worth on a single relationship. It might be better to give yourself the time you need to be happy with yourself again before committing to someone. Just a thought - I hope everything works out for the best :)

    May 12, 2012
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    sexlessinTX

    A judge will not look fondly on a kidnapping record...



    I hope your son is safe and will be with you soon.

    May 11, 2012
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    Cucly80

    Get the kid back and get lost........run far away!!!!

    May 11, 2012
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    FilteringMachine

    If he has goons, you need to get into protective custody. No one has goons unless they are really, really dangerous. Do consider arming yourself, do consider moving far away, do consider keeping those new partners around 24/7 until you feel the threat is gone.

    May 11, 2012
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    paxetlux

    Be careful how you handle the situation with your new partner. No point in alienating them if they end up feeling like a voyeur at a circus act.



    He is really determined to have his revenge, to have the final word, and as you say, still control you. Don't ever, ever, let him see that he has the satisfaction of that or to hear about it from anyone else.



    Is he working? If he is, he will be easy for law enforcement to track. Do you think he is much of a planner? If he is not, his deception won't be that grand.



    I hope that your kid gets back to you soon. That sounds better than "you get your kid back". That makes him sound like some sort of trophy to be fought over. Not nice.

    May 11, 2012
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    meerin

    Oh my god. I hope they get your son back to you right away. What an *******. Do you have to stay in the same town?

    May 11, 2012
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      Hopefinding3

      i wont know for sure where i will be able to go . but i think if i stay in the same county i will be okay under the law. My first instinct is to get my son and take off running as far as i can but. i know that is not logical

      May 11, 2012
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      meerin

      Maybe not, but I definitely understand the urge.

      May 11, 2012
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