She used to call me her “soulmate.” And I believe she meant it. Turns out she was a “meant it at the time” kind of person.
Looking back with over a decade's perspective, it’s easy to see a continuum, a process in which we drifted apart. That last summer we were spending less time together. She started spending weekends in another town with friends,
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Twenty years this coming May 25. And isn't it a lovely thing to be happy again? Many happy years for you and Ms Snack! :)
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The people I talk to online through LJ become friends in my mind. And knowing any one if them was mistreated makes me hurt for them, if that makes sense.
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That hellasucks they way you were served the papers. My ex didn't want to bother with divorce as my life being in limbo had no effect on her, living happily in another town with another man. So I finally filed. Thus the divorce was "my doing."
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Also, if this really did happen to you, then I'm terribly sorry. Having been through very recent break-up issues myself, I know how quickly things can spiral out of control, when just days before it didn't seem like anything bad could happen.
And, I agree about the whole "soul mate" bit. I've been three separate women's soul mate, and none of them would want to speak to me ever again at this point. I'm glad you found a best friend, I think that's a much better idea.
-elf-
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It all did really happen (I tend to forget how off-normal my life can be). It was close to 20 years ago, and not with the person I'm with now, so things are better.
Yeah, not making the "soulmate" mistake again. Perhaps its the kind of thing that one doesn't have to say, you just know. If you have to keep reminding each other, maybe it's not for real after all.
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well written, sir. very well written.
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Thanks.
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