My ex-husband's happiness haunts me
I’m tired of injustice, I have no more strength, it’s insulting and painful to the point of tears.
She was married for 8 years. Only after the wedding did I find out thatmy husband likes to drink. As soon as difficulties began, he spent all his time with friends. I kept pulling it on myself, forgiving him, trying to remake him and pull him out of this swamp, but to no avail.
In the end, I was tired of such a life, all my feelings burned out, and when I gave up, I met someone else. Fromhusband left and leftmarry that other one. Of course, I was ashamed in front of my husband; I was afraid that I would become completely drunk. And two years later he met someone else, and changed beyond recognition. He stopped drinking, came to his senses, and even renovated the house in which we lived. He runs after his new woman as if spellbound, blows off specks of dust from her and adores her. And she pretends to be God's dandelion and sits on everything that is ready.
Everything is fine with my new husband, but my feelings for my ex have returned, or it’s just resentment. And it’s a shame that I carried test-antibiotic.com on myself and dragged it, but he didn’t appreciate it, and she’s all so white and fluffy and he just changed for her.
It's a shame to the point of tears. I feel somehow flawed, although everything is fine myself. EatDarling man ,relationships and plans forfuture , but for some reason it’s hard from the happiness of my now ex-husband.
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