Well all,
It is time to stop the blaming and unforgiveness. When I found out yesterday for sure 100% proof what I new I figured I would not only be hurt, but be able to hate her. It didn't go down that way.
Sure, I was hurt, but I don't even bother with tormenting myself with the images of the you know what. It is not worth it.
I called her on it while she was there in the bed with him at his place and she decided to come home at 1 instead of 6. She supposedly discussd our plans for an initial 1 month together to work on her being able to get passed the hurt I put her through, to be able to see the possibilities that will happen if she just says it is not too late. Then, we can go from there. She will not be going out during the month, will not be calling him and vice versa (here is where blind faith comes in) and we will be following a program designed to reconnect you with your partner, even when it has gotten to this stage which is bad, but not quite hopeless.
I decided to take the high road and to truly follow 1 Corinthians 13.4-8
"Love is patient and kind. Love is not jealous or boastful or proud or rude. Love does not demand its own way. Love is not irritable, and it keeps no record of when it has been wronged. It is never glad about injustice but rejoices whenever the truth wins out. Love never gives up, never loses faith, is always hopeful, an dendures through every circumstance. Love will last forever....
13.13There are three things that will endure-faith, hope and love-and the greates of these is love."
I was taught to never surrender, never give up. If the battle is worth it then you fight to your last breath, if it isn't then you regroup. She asked why I didn't regroup, I said because this battle is worth fighting.
I also believe in action. When she got home it would have been so easy to just toss her on the street right there. A part of me wanted to. But, instead I forgave her right there on the spot. I then proceeded to answer her question about why I love her, she then said, but I could just be lying again and hurt you again if I stay and do this. I said sure, you could. But it is a risk that I am willing to take. Love does not come without risk, nor does trust. But without risk, love and truth are meaningless.
She agreed to go through the work that we need to (reading/workbooks) and if she reads/sees something that can help her to realize it is not too late, etc she will consider those things and work on them together.
I also explained to her that by keeping contact with this dude even on phone that she will never be able to come to an honest conclusion. She keeps saying he is a small part, but the whole time she was running to him on the weekends. She said he would wait the 6 months, but she couldn't. Isn't lust and less than honorable male fun?
Well, could I get burned again? Yeah. Could she just be doing this because I told her that if she put an honest effort into this and it didn't work 1 month or 6 months down the road, then I could at least live with the fact that we/she really tried? Sure. She doesn't like to see me hurt, but she has been doing nothing but that.
So, from here on out I am taking the high road. Never looking back, but looking toward the future. I want her in it, even with the cheating she has thrown in my face. I am not sure, but I think that has already had a huge impact on her thought processess. I didn't blow up, didn't yell, didn't freak out, I forgave her on the spot, told her I understand why she had to do it and that I did not blame her.
So, I will either get roasted again or we will be together. Either way, I will have followed what Jesus would do and what is the right thing to do. Forgive and never give up.
It is time to stop the blaming and unforgiveness. When I found out yesterday for sure 100% proof what I new I figured I would not only be hurt, but be able to hate her. It didn't go down that way.
Sure, I was hurt, but I don't even bother with tormenting myself with the images of the you know what. It is not worth it.
I called her on it while she was there in the bed with him at his place and she decided to come home at 1 instead of 6. She supposedly discussd our plans for an initial 1 month together to work on her being able to get passed the hurt I put her through, to be able to see the possibilities that will happen if she just says it is not too late. Then, we can go from there. She will not be going out during the month, will not be calling him and vice versa (here is where blind faith comes in) and we will be following a program designed to reconnect you with your partner, even when it has gotten to this stage which is bad, but not quite hopeless.
I decided to take the high road and to truly follow 1 Corinthians 13.4-8
"Love is patient and kind. Love is not jealous or boastful or proud or rude. Love does not demand its own way. Love is not irritable, and it keeps no record of when it has been wronged. It is never glad about injustice but rejoices whenever the truth wins out. Love never gives up, never loses faith, is always hopeful, an dendures through every circumstance. Love will last forever....
13.13There are three things that will endure-faith, hope and love-and the greates of these is love."
I was taught to never surrender, never give up. If the battle is worth it then you fight to your last breath, if it isn't then you regroup. She asked why I didn't regroup, I said because this battle is worth fighting.
I also believe in action. When she got home it would have been so easy to just toss her on the street right there. A part of me wanted to. But, instead I forgave her right there on the spot. I then proceeded to answer her question about why I love her, she then said, but I could just be lying again and hurt you again if I stay and do this. I said sure, you could. But it is a risk that I am willing to take. Love does not come without risk, nor does trust. But without risk, love and truth are meaningless.
She agreed to go through the work that we need to (reading/workbooks) and if she reads/sees something that can help her to realize it is not too late, etc she will consider those things and work on them together.
I also explained to her that by keeping contact with this dude even on phone that she will never be able to come to an honest conclusion. She keeps saying he is a small part, but the whole time she was running to him on the weekends. She said he would wait the 6 months, but she couldn't. Isn't lust and less than honorable male fun?
Well, could I get burned again? Yeah. Could she just be doing this because I told her that if she put an honest effort into this and it didn't work 1 month or 6 months down the road, then I could at least live with the fact that we/she really tried? Sure. She doesn't like to see me hurt, but she has been doing nothing but that.
So, from here on out I am taking the high road. Never looking back, but looking toward the future. I want her in it, even with the cheating she has thrown in my face. I am not sure, but I think that has already had a huge impact on her thought processess. I didn't blow up, didn't yell, didn't freak out, I forgave her on the spot, told her I understand why she had to do it and that I did not blame her.
So, I will either get roasted again or we will be together. Either way, I will have followed what Jesus would do and what is the right thing to do. Forgive and never give up.

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