jnevin
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Divorce was final a month ago. I loved her more than anything in the world, I would have done anything for her. Fucking anything. She brought the whole thing on and stuck with it. Prior to this I bailed her out of debt, $40K worth, helped her out of a few things that really aren't that important but were a bother. I was making way more money that someone my age should be making having not grown up with shit, so I didn't save as much as I should have. She says she wants a divorce because I was working too much. I said I'll change jobs, but the money may not be as good. Then she really wanted a divorce. Takes half my shit, done and done.
I've moved on but I still think about her every day. I think it was the people she was working with putting the money shit in her head, because she was never like that in the eight years we were together. So now she's calling me saying she made a mistake, I'm her soulmate, she loves me, everything I wanted to hear months ago. Since then my work situation has changed drastically. I got fucked out of half my pay for four months, which is being fixed now and should be good in the future. I had a huge tax bill I had to pay and had to use my 401K to do so, losing my ass on it, and I'm treading water with an anvil in my hands until I can get things straight.
Question is, have you known anyone who has pulled a 180 like this for the worse, and been able to change again? I so badly want to be able to trust her, but I don't know if I could again.
I've moved on but I still think about her every day. I think it was the people she was working with putting the money shit in her head, because she was never like that in the eight years we were together. So now she's calling me saying she made a mistake, I'm her soulmate, she loves me, everything I wanted to hear months ago. Since then my work situation has changed drastically. I got fucked out of half my pay for four months, which is being fixed now and should be good in the future. I had a huge tax bill I had to pay and had to use my 401K to do so, losing my ass on it, and I'm treading water with an anvil in my hands until I can get things straight.
Question is, have you known anyone who has pulled a 180 like this for the worse, and been able to change again? I so badly want to be able to trust her, but I don't know if I could again.

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