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Thread started 04/07/11 2:05pm

davetherave676
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divorce 2 talk or not 2 talk?

ive been divorced 4 10 years & have not talked 2 my x wife in all that time!eye dont want 2 c her or talk 2 her.what gets me is people who divorce yet after seem 2 get on better than they did when married????w.t.f. that cant b right?eye will never talk 2 my x wife again,not in this lifetime!!!!how is it possible that after divorce people can still talk 2 each other???? does not compute???

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Reply #1 posted 04/07/11 2:16pm

BlackAdder7

why does it bother you so much? it shouldn't.

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Reply #2 posted 04/07/11 2:21pm

NDRU

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sometimes a relationship just doesn't work out, but you might still love each other. In fact, pretty much every relationship I have ever had has been like that.

I wish they were all still in my life!

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Reply #3 posted 04/07/11 2:33pm

davetherave676
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BlackAdder7 said:

why does it bother you so much? it shouldn't.

maybe im bitter?she was the one & it failed!she shit on me big time its been 10 years but pain still raw.eye guess deep down eye hold a grudge & by doing that its made me bitter & angry.

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Reply #4 posted 04/07/11 2:34pm

BlackAdder7

davetherave6767 said:

ive been divorced 4 10 years & have not talked 2 my x wife in all that time!eye dont want 2 c her or talk 2 her.what gets me is people who divorce yet after seem 2 get on better than they did when married????w.t.f. that cant b right?eye will never talk 2 my x wife again,not in this lifetime!!!!how is it possible that after divorce people can still talk 2 each other???? does not compute???

you say one thing, but you feel another. you said you're bitter...why? you're the gigilo of the office, you're a hip happening guy, so why are you looking backwards?

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Reply #5 posted 04/07/11 2:56pm

HotGritz

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davetherave6767 said:

ive been divorced 4 10 years & have not talked 2 my x wife in all that time!eye dont want 2 c her or talk 2 her.what gets me is people who divorce yet after seem 2 get on better than they did when married????w.t.f. that cant b right?eye will never talk 2 my x wife again,not in this lifetime!!!!how is it possible that after divorce people can still talk 2 each other???? does not compute???

KIDS!

Hard not to communicate with an ex if you have children together. Oh and money...if one is paying the other then some communication is inevitable.

I think however, most people are in your situation and don't talk to an ex-spouse unless it's absolutely necessary. The whole friends after divorce thing seems rare to me.

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Reply #6 posted 04/07/11 5:20pm

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I have a very good relationship with my ex-husband and we did not have kids together. I think through everything we went through, we were always great friends.

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Reply #7 posted 04/08/11 6:14am

Ace

davetherave6767 said:

ive been divorced 4 10 years & have not talked 2 my x wife in all that time!eye dont want 2 c her or talk 2 her.what gets me is people who divorce yet after seem 2 get on better than they did when married????w.t.f. that cant b right?eye will never talk 2 my x wife again,not in this lifetime!!!!how is it possible that after divorce people can still talk 2 each other???? does not compute???

First of all, I'm guessing the divorce had a lot to do with your insistence on using that annoying Prince shorthand. razz

But seriously, folks...

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Reply #8 posted 04/08/11 6:53am

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Ace said:

davetherave6767 said:

ive been divorced 4 10 years & have not talked 2 my x wife in all that time!eye dont want 2 c her or talk 2 her.what gets me is people who divorce yet after seem 2 get on better than they did when married????w.t.f. that cant b right?eye will never talk 2 my x wife again,not in this lifetime!!!!how is it possible that after divorce people can still talk 2 each other???? does not compute???

First of all, I'm guessing the divorce had a lot to do with your insistence on using that annoying Prince shorthand. razz

But seriously, folks...

Wisdom from Madonna. Who woulda thought. But even though what she said is true, it's easier said then done.

To davetherave, I think remaining in contact with an ex depends on the circumstances of the divorce, how and why it happened. My first wife and I are still friendly. We do have a daughter together but even if that weren't the case we'd still be friends because we were in mutual agreement to end the marriage.

My second wife, on the other hand, is a different story. I'm with you on that one. I hope I never see or hear from her again. Fortunately, we have no kids together so there is no reason to remain in contact.

Christopher damn!
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Reply #9 posted 04/08/11 7:19am

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Ace said:

davetherave6767 said:

ive been divorced 4 10 years & have not talked 2 my x wife in all that time!eye dont want 2 c her or talk 2 her.what gets me is people who divorce yet after seem 2 get on better than they did when married????w.t.f. that cant b right?eye will never talk 2 my x wife again,not in this lifetime!!!!how is it possible that after divorce people can still talk 2 each other???? does not compute???

First of all, I'm guessing the divorce had a lot to do with your insistence on using that annoying Prince shorthand. razz

But seriously, folks...

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nothing 2 do with shorthand abit more serious than that!! anyway why do u find that annoying?

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Reply #10 posted 04/08/11 7:27am

Ace

CuddlyBear said:

Wisdom from Madonna. Who woulda thought. But even though what she said is true, it's easier said then done.

Yes. Doesn't mean we should stop trying though, don't you think?

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Reply #11 posted 04/08/11 7:28am

Ace

davetherave6767 said:

nothing 2 do with shorthand abit more serious than that!! anyway why do u find that annoying?

When I see it, my Purple-Kool-Aid-Drinker Alert System moves into the red.

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Reply #12 posted 04/08/11 7:56am

purpledoveuk

davetherave6767 said:

ive been divorced 4 10 years & have not talked 2 my x wife in all that time!eye dont want 2 c her or talk 2 her.what gets me is people who divorce yet after seem 2 get on better than they did when married????w.t.f. that cant b right?eye will never talk 2 my x wife again,not in this lifetime!!!!how is it possible that after divorce people can still talk 2 each other???? does not compute???




Surely it depends why you divorced, what your relationship was like before or if you have kids.

Personally, with ex-girlfriends I wouldn't be do rude as to ignore them and I'd hope they'd do the same.

I don't know you so I can't judge....but would your reaction perhaps suggest something about your outlook on life or even perhaps, in your mind, there's sonething unresolved....it's slightly random to say 'I've never spoken to my ex in 10 yes...why should I?"
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Reply #13 posted 04/08/11 8:11am

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Ace said:

CuddlyBear said:

Wisdom from Madonna. Who woulda thought. But even though what she said is true, it's easier said then done.

Yes. Doesn't mean we should stop trying though, don't you think?

I totally agree but it's a hard thing to do especially since you can't delete the pain from your memory.

Christopher damn!
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Reply #14 posted 04/08/11 8:49am

Ace

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Ace said:

Yes. Doesn't mean we should stop trying though, don't you think?

I totally agree but it's a hard thing to do especially since you can't delete the pain from your memory.

It's been my experience that you can eliminate the "pain'. Like everything, it's all a matter of perspective.

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Reply #15 posted 04/08/11 10:09am

NDRU

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Ace said:

CuddlyBear said:

I totally agree but it's a hard thing to do especially since you can't delete the pain from your memory.

It's been my experience that you can eliminate the "pain'. Like everything, it's all a matter of perspective.

yes, with perspective I have realized that most of the people who "wronged" me really did not do anything as bad as speaking with a pretentious fake British accent

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Reply #16 posted 04/08/11 10:30am

davetherave676
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BlackAdder7 said:

davetherave6767 said:

ive been divorced 4 10 years & have not talked 2 my x wife in all that time!eye dont want 2 c her or talk 2 her.what gets me is people who divorce yet after seem 2 get on better than they did when married????w.t.f. that cant b right?eye will never talk 2 my x wife again,not in this lifetime!!!!how is it possible that after divorce people can still talk 2 each other???? does not compute???

you say one thing, but you feel another. you said you're bitter...why? you're the gigilo of the office, you're a hip happening guy, so why are you looking backwards?

thats true eye do contradict myself,as jesse said gigolos get lonely 2!eye no eye shouldnt look back thanx blackadder7.

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Reply #17 posted 04/08/11 5:35pm

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Ace said:

CuddlyBear said:

I totally agree but it's a hard thing to do especially since you can't delete the pain from your memory.

It's been my experience that you can eliminate the "pain'. Like everything, it's all a matter of perspective.

Please explain.

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Reply #18 posted 04/08/11 5:41pm

PurpleJedi

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Yeah I guess it all depends on the circumstances.

If cheating & lying was involved, then I can't see how an amicable end or friendship is possible.

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Reply #19 posted 04/08/11 7:24pm

Ace

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Ace said:

It's been my experience that you can eliminate the "pain'. Like everything, it's all a matter of perspective.

Please explain.

Personally, I feel that by taking a more realistic look at human relationships, your expectations change and, ergo, your feelings about the outcomes. Or here's a shortcut:

Sometimes people let the same problem make them miserable for years when they could just say, "So what." That's one of my favourite things to say. "So what."

"My mother didn't love me." So what.

"My husband won't ball me." So what.

"I'm a success but I'm still alone." So what.

I don’t know how I made it through so many years before I learned how to do that trick. It took a long time for me to learn it, but once you do, you never forget.


- Andy Warhol (The Philosophy of Andy Warhol: From A to B and Back Again)

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