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Thread: Are all mediums frauds?
Shelbyt
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Are all mediums frauds?
Posted:
1/9/2007 9:54:42 AM
Ask Slyvia Browne, she has the answers you are seeking.
Shelbyt
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she has 2 kids 2 dif dads
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1/9/2007 9:43:13 AM
I have had two long term relationships that resulted in two children from each man. Does that make it bad for me? We don't have emotional baggage, and we are a happy family. I'm not sure what difference it makes in the long run?
Shelbyt
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Would you date someone who is separated?
Posted:
1/9/2007 9:40:20 AM
I did and I lost that round, so to speak. He was physically separated from his wife only, so legally they were still married. Not a good idea, and I would never, ever, do it again.
Shelbyt
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Is he worth waiting for?
Posted:
11/3/2006 9:20:40 AM
Thanks everyone for your help. I really did know the answer just didn't want to accept the fact. He called last night from his trip and I used the advise I received here to end it. I feel much better today. Thanks again!!! Good luck to everyone!!!
Shelbyt
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Is he worth waiting for?
Posted:
11/1/2006 3:19:37 PM
Thank you everyone for your opinion, my feelings got in the way with this one. I kind of figured that it was a rebound thing, just was hoping for the best. I had a crush on him when we were younger and still like him today.
Shelbyt
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Is he worth waiting for?
Posted:
11/1/2006 9:42:58 AM
I have been seeing a man for four months. His wife left him for another man after they were married for awhile. This man and I were friends in high school but had not spoken in years. We meet again, he tells me that he only wants to be friends, thats cool with me, then FWB, still cool with me, now he decides to go on vacation out of state and asks me not to find any new "friends" while he's gone (its only a week). Since he is still technically married, now his 14 year old is moving back with him so I can't been seen at this house with him any longer, what do I do? I know what the right answer is but help me anyway.
Shelbyt
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dealing with depression
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10/10/2006 4:45:07 AM
Ok, you do need to be worried now. She may be taking too much mediciation, its making her brain dead (just a saying). I have been on many medications for depression for 5 years and we are still trying to get it right. Therapy and a proper dose of medication, maybe Wellbutrin, she needs to find out why she doesn't want to live a life. There is one out there for everyone, she needs help finding it. P.S. have her OB/GYN check for post partum depression, hormone related after the birth of kids.
Hope it helps.
Shelbyt
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Women who left Verbal/Emotional Abusers...
Posted:
10/10/2006 4:33:05 AM
When I first met my ex, I thought he was my knight in shinning armour. He did everything for me and my two sons (from a previous marriage). The first year was great. Then one day we decided to live together and he became a totally different person. From Dr. Jeykll to Mr. Hyde. The violence and abuse escalated until I made the decision to leave (with 4 kids now) after I was late getting home from work 20 minutes. He was going to bash my head in with a hammer and I would never wake to see my kids again. He had also ran me off the road, tried to hit me with his car, raped me, let our daughter fall down a flight of stairs and left her there (Mom was there that day and ran her to the hospital, while I was working, of course), and many other things that make me want to cry again if I think too hard.
The next day, (on the verge of suicide by now myself) I packed what we could fit into my car and the kids and went to a friends house for a week. He consequently was arrested for violating an order of protection 12 times in 24 hours. It was over a year later before he learned that I had finally had enough of him and his $hit.
Seven years later, many court cases for him and custody of the kids, no child support still, I'm living with 3 of my kids on my own, paying all my own bills and raising them in the best non-violent household as possible.
As for me, I have been single all this time because you never know who you really meet. Who they say they are and who they really are are two different things. However, about two months ago, I ran into an old friend from junior high and well, we're taking things really slow but its good now.
Ladies, keep you heads up, don't listen to the tapes they made for you, fight with everything you got and it will work out for the best. Also, don't forget to keep God by you day and night, he honestly will provide you with what you need. Any and all material possessions can be replaced but your self and your children cannot.
If you have any indication that your household is not "normal", find out what is wrong fast and do something about it. I almost lost my life and it wasn't worth it. Today, we are all healthy and happy, money is tight but we really don't care. The laughing and smiling and fun we have on a day to day basis makes up for the nightmare we lived through.
Hope this helps anyone who is thinking something is wrong with their relationship and/or quality of life.
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