
CiCi
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Re: Youn g and Divorced
07/30/07 09:52 AM
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I don't know that you can truly say you made a poor choice the first time around. I mean, at the time, you clearly didn't think she was a poor choice or you wouldn't have married her then. Of course, things had changed for you over the course of your marriage - but that's all hindsight. I'm certain you have made choices in yoru life that have turned out well, so it's not really fair to say that you don't know if you'll "ever" be able to trust your decision making skills again! Cut yourself a little slack, OK.
Trust, however, is a very big hurdle to jump over post divorce. So, the question is...how are you going to learn how to trust again? What are some of the tactics that you'll employ to get yourself back to a healthy state of mind? Counseling? Friendships? Faith? Life experiences?
I think that wanting closeness with someone is NORMAL and very human...it's understandable. Why can't you have some closeness with someone without having to jump in with both feet? What if you could date someone, take it slowly and STILL feel the closeness you are missing. You don't have to marry the next person you date, right?!?
Hang in there, buddy. Life is just about to begin again for you!!!
Hugs, CiCi
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