
We haven't really discussed our marriage, finding it a difficult subject to broach. We rushed into this marriage, only knew the man for 3 months. To this day, after 2 years of being married, we do not know anything about him. He is quiet. He shows no empathy towards anyone....but we don't think this may be his fault. He shows other signs of possibly having Asperger's Syndrome, a mild form of Autism. Sometimes at night, laying in our own bed, (we do not sleep with him) we feel afraid. We don't really know him, or what he may be capable of doing to us. He shows very little emotion. He is quiet....did we already mention that? He knows nothing of why we go to therapy once a week, nor does he ask. We have no support from him. We did tell him before we married, that we had been abused as children....he never responded....and has never asked or mentioned it again. You may be thinking, well he does not want to hurt us by talking about that subject. No, we believe he does not even remember that we told him. We have no idea why we are married to him. The actual marriage ceremony is a blur...like it really did not happen....but of course it did. We look at pictures from that day, we feel nothing, but anger. Anger at our selves for being in this situation..... We just want to live alone. We want to be left alone. We want to work on our Journey. We want to care for ourselves. We want to write and write and write, without someone walking in, looking over our shoulders. We don't want to hurt anyone and we know he will be hurt if we leave him. We are so lonely. We know how very important "support" is, while we work so hard trying to make sense of our lives. Hell, we have no one! No one close to us....not living near us. We have no one to sit with and just talk. Living with someone and being this lonely is just not right.
"us" and we are not feeling sorry for ourselves...just saying how it is....Melinda 1-6
"The truth about our childhood is stored up in our body and although we repress it, we can never alter it. Our intellect can be deceived, our feelings manipulated. our perceptions confused and our body tricked with medication. But someday the body will present its bill, for it is as incorruptible as a child who, still whole in spirit, will accept no compromises or excuses, and it will not stop tormenting us until we stop evading the truth".
7 comments:
Hi, this is my first time here and I feel for your loneliness, I feel like that today myself. It is hard to move out of sometimes. These are days I kick my own butt and head off to find some beauty.
I was a little confused by 'us' but went back to your first post. It must be so scary I cant even imagine.
Hugs and hope you have a lovely weekend.)
Selchie
Dear one, thank you for sharing your encouragement. I am sorry I have not been able to be here with you all these past couple of days. You all are very special. Blessings!
I find it very couragous that you write about being abused.
Love, B.
(write on other blog further)
Anonymous - ty...wish we knew who you are.....
Hi Rainbow,
B. again. My name is Barbra, I am a (very) shy girlie woman and for the last 2,5 months I am reading Christian blogs, to "refresh" my faith and sometimes I comment on them. I am a good friend of (some of?) "us". I am reading blogs that you and others write to get to know you better. "Us" is helping me to get my life back and better by giving me advise and encouragement, letting me know "us" is around and giving me joy. (I have a chronic illness, maybe ADD and maybe a form of mild autism).
I love you all very much and although we don't know what the future brings, we will be friends forever!
Rainbow, I think you have to get in touch, if possible, with the others who know me to explain the situation.
I am reading this blog but I am not sure if the writer(s) has no problem with the fact that I follow it, pls let me know. Reading it gives me a better understanding in reactions and appearances. But I am a bit afraid that I say something stupid or hurt someone unpurposely.
I have a great admiration for all of you, writer(s), readers and commenters on child abuse, I hope we can make people aware and prevent (child) abuse.
Love, Barbra
Barbara - thank you for visiting "us". do you blog? we get the feeling we know you....do we? we admit...we do get spooked when someone tells us they love us and we have no idea who you are. happy if our blog helps you...really. you say rainbow needs to "get in touch" with "others that know you"...do any of "us" know you in real life? as you can see, am somewhat confused....
Hi Rainbow,
I can understand you feel confused.
I know you (all?) in real life, we see eachother often although our communication is non verbal. I think I am the Puppy Susannah wrote about in Using your Anger and Bloggers Appreciation Day.
I have blue eyes and sometimes I smile:-)
Hugs,
Barbra
PS someday (in a month or so?) I would like to start a blog telling more about myself.
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