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      Anonymous
      Inactive

      But i were kind of thinking with me being no contact a couple of mnths a wonder if anythings changed with him x

    • #49205
      SunshineRainflower
      Participant

      I think it’s totally normal to feel like this, these men engulfed us and took over our lives, became our main focus (due to the intensity, the trauma bonds and the abuse) and it is tough to learn how to build a life without them after you leave because they have usually isolated you and have trained you to be dependent on and crave them. I too often wonder what he is doing in particular which woman he has now moved into the main girlfriend role (aka abused domestic and sex slave), I am still really horribly curious about who else he was having sex with especially some of the women he worked with, but that way only more pain, anger, sadness, disgust, horror and disbelief lies. Some days it is so hard though and I have looked at his social media and regretted it. Definitely stick to the no contact, each day of no contact is another day of healing for us.

    • #49208
      Confused123
      Participant

      hi hun

      dont we just wish they have changed,but they dont, stick to no contact and continue with your healing

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