What a long strange trip it has been....
Man looking back at that last post sucks. Four years and some months later I’m sitting
at the other end of the infidelity matrix.
Yep, a mere 15 months after Peabody and I got married - he
started having an affair that turned into 18 months of hell with him making me
think I was crazy, me being forced to hang out with what was his “friend” and
HER husband (yes she was married as well), him becoming verbally and mentally abusive
and finally, finally him getting busted, fessed up to it and then him going
INSANE when I told him I wouldn’t forgive him.
The story is long and complicated and painful. The full story will come eventually. I cried
more in those 18 months than I have in my whole life combined. I fought for him and for the relationship –
even when he was at his most abusive.
But ultimately I knew I would never forgive him or trust him again, and
I deserve a hell of a lot better life than that. So I left his sorry ass.
Our divorce was official in July, I’m happy (for the most
part) and ok (thanks to a lot of therapy in the midst of all the misery). I’ve spent the last year dating quite the
array of guys, nursing my wounds, and trying to make better choices – all while
dealing with the craziness Covid has thrown into our world.
Some days I’m bitter and angry. Some days I’m happy and full
of light. Thankfully there are a lot more good days than bad now. I know opening up and writing about what
happened will bring some people that told me I got just what I deserved based on
my past behavior – and maybe they are right.
But writing always helped me process my feelings, I consider
it a form of therapy. Sure some of our
old stories were written for comedic effect or details glossed over to make things
more entertaining.
This time around I’m going to try to go for abject brutal
honesty. So buckle up, because Miranda
is back…
Hey! Hate to hear that. Was wondering where you guys went. I've cranked my blog back up every now and and then and I'm going to try to go another way. I'm in a good place right now and want to enjoy it while I can. Good luck and look forward to hearing about your new journey.
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