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my third & last divorce!!

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15 May 09 #116650 by anxiety123
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hi, im not very good on the pc, self taught to keep me from interacting with my ex. im hoping that you lot out there can keep me sain. im having a tough time with it all, my last one 10 yrs ago was awful & i got taken to the cleaners. had to start again with my 2 kids. managed to do it & got a nice little house & managed to pay the bills. then i met & unfortunately married a real louse, hes entitled to a 3rd of my estate that i worked my ass off for 10 yrs to build, he had debts & commitments to his family, now hes taking it away from us. he didnt have a pot to p*** in when i met him, he gave me his word he wouldnt touch me financially if things didnt work out, TRUST is a small word & a huge burden. im so bitter & angry, how can i possibly ever trust anyone again. ive lost my confidence, & belief.:(

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15 May 09 #116651 by NellNoRegrets
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hallo and welcome to Wikivorce

((((hugs)))

sounds like you are having a tough time, but there are people here who can offer advice and support.

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16 May 09 #116694 by YNK000
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Hello anxiety123

Welcome to Wiki :)

Trust is a weird thing, we say we have lost out trust, but I tend to think we had the trust and someone close to us abused the trust we placed in them, so maybe they became untrustworthy? It makes me feel better if I view it that way around.

How one copes with future trust issues is something I have experienced. The simple answer is that you make a conscious decision whether or not to trust again. Unfortunately it is down to you if you want to take that chance/risk. I don't think there are any straightforward solutions, but you can maybe do things differently next time around. After all it is often the traumas that bring about the changes.

Take a bit of time for yourself and take it slowly, you will get there.

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