It makes me...I don't know, sad? a bit angry? to realize that I have to tell my
partner to read my blogs. I could sometimes tell him stuff, but sometimes it's
just easier to write it. I think what bugs me is that we have some of the same
friends, and I'll see his comments on their blogs that he reads, yet not mine...
I don't even feel acknowledged half the time. What good does it do to tell
someone else that you're a "couple", and have them ignore it? Or have them be
defended instead?
I had originally accepted his proposal this past summer, but recently changed my
mind because I felt he had very little respect for my feelings, or just me
period. I told him that if we're still together in a few years, then maybe; but
not anytime soon. I'd hoped that our counseling sesions would've helped, but
they didn't. I think he needs to take care of his issues with a counselor by
himself, before he seeks a wife. At least, before he can get a positive answer
from me.
So this is my wonderful holiday news. I wish you all a much better
weekend--we've got colds and flu in our house--and if I don't blog again for
awhile(ya never know), I wish you all happy holidays, merry Christmas, happy new
year, wonderful solstice, good Yule, happy Hunakkah, a great Kwanzza(I hope I
spelled those all right!), a fun Boxing day....and anything else that you
celebrate or comes your way.


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Everybody get well!!
And same to you :)
But one good thing out of this--he may have gotten upset, but he finally called and made an appt. with a counselor!
And once I came pretty close to losing my job for writing a humorous piece about workplace stress.
I'd rather have my writing friends and my fleshy friends kept separate.
But that's just me. I do write my sweetie lots of things, and mail them to her. I guess I would get frustrated and hurt if she didn't read those!
But every relationship is different and none should be taken for granted - THAT I am damn sure of.
Good luck...
I have a hard time getting people to understand, it seems, when I talk. I have to write it out for it to make sense, but that's me.