I am not an expert, but from what I have observed – I
have concluded that in
the time you are with someone you love, it can be one of the best things you
could feel in life until one single moment that changes everything you thought
you had. Betrayal of a lover that you never thought could happen because of
the love you have for each other.
You
begin to feel that this person you once knew is not the person you fell in love
with. You feel as if you are going out with a stranger. No matter the level of betrayal
it still causes pain - pain that can make your mind wonder if anything that you
had with the person was real. At this point, there is a feeling that you are
just there for the ride on an emotional roller coaster that the betrayer is
controlling with no care of what your feelings are during it. How do you feel
after such a shift? You feel unloved and disrespected. At one point you will
even feel unattractive. Compliments that spill from your lover's lips may not
sound the same. Shame!
Compliments
from a stranger's lips become more assuring than the ones from your lover's.
You feel a need to reinvent yourself into someone completely different. You
wonder if he took a day off from work to visit with another. You wonder if when
he goes out with his friends is he really with another. You wonder that when
you tell your lover that you will be going out that he picks up the phone to
tell another to come by. You see him leave the room wondering if he is leaving
to go see if he received a text message from another. You begin to wonder on
your way home will you catch the other in your home.
You
wonder if he meets up with another at work or at the gym for imitate moments.
You have thought of what you would do to your lover and to the other if you were
to see them together. These thoughts and emotions can come to mind even when
you are trying to be positive and move on. You walk in public studying women
that your lover may be attracted to so that you can adopt their fashion and
even their mind set. When with your lover, you stay close when any female is
around to attempt to prevent any thoughts in his head knowing that it may be
impossible. You study your lover’s every move and every woman he looks at and
for how long. Instead of voicing thoughts you keep them to yourself.
Instead,
you mimic what is being done. You begin to look at men more when they catch
your eye. You text a man you know because not only does he do it but you enjoy
the conversation that you are having. You put the phone face down so he does
not see the screen like he does to you. When he walks in a room you power down
your phone right when he walks in so he can wonder who you were texting. You
text who you want, when you want and how you want because he does it with not
caring about your feelings. You say: I have standards for myself to assist me
to do what is right but if my lover does not have the same then I will mimic
all the things he does that cause pain to inflict the pain back.
Is this
healthy for me to do? Maybe not. But the fact that he gives me pain without a
single thought before thinking about what we have together gives me
gratification to know we are doing the same thing. Have we talked about what he
could do about the situation? Yes. But he will go on and do whatever he wants
because he looks at it as me trying to control him and not me trying to tell
him what he can do to keep us together. Has he changed his way of thinking that
contacting a woman at various times of the day is fine? I don't know. If he has
then I thank him for taking my thoughts and feelings seriously.
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