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Monday, October 25th, 2004 11:37 am
This weekend was titled as: "I found my salvation in my temptation."


Many of you have already heard this… J came back pissy and sulky at me because I did not give him some sort of ‘fanfare’ when he arrived home Friday night. Honestly – four days with the kids had killed me energy-wise since I was not used to it and I was in no mood to be cute and praiseful. I had work to do and I needed him to step up and help me but instead he kept leaving to run errands and I fell more behind.

On Saturday, Katie and I got to play with [livejournal.com profile] alibee and her puppies and then got some much needed food shopping done. I came home in a good mood to find J packing him stuff up. I didn’t interfere and waited for him to talk to me. Talk didn’t happen – yelling did. As he puts it … “he could be alone here or alone at his dad’s place.” He is mad that I am busy with work and school. He is mad that I let the boys sleep with me. He says, “Too bad you’re tired, You shouldn’t let the boys run all over you.” “Yell and fight with them till you win.” I did not get angry back … nor in the end did he leave. He kept saying that he was unhappy but wanted me to tell him to leave (so it of course would be my fault.). I would not tell him that. I kept saying, “I don’t know” to most of his questions.

I feel like a loser… I was so close but couldn’t just do it.

He ended up staying and I went out. THANKFULLY I went out. [livejournal.com profile] enzie took me to the Burlesque show and then to the Inferno. It was the Inferno that changed everything. I had not been there in years and between the music, the darkness and the smoke… I started to feel real again, tangible and alive. I even started being overly flirtatious with many people including [livejournal.com profile] rhino777. Everything started to look up. I remembered how I used to be and how I always did so well on my own… even when it was just PJ and I. The dancing and the atmosphere was intoxicating and overly enjoyable. We left at 2am… dropped of [livejournal.com profile] rhino777 and got Perkins. We stayed out talking until almost 4am.

It was perfect and I felt better than I had in years.

Sunday… was a downer. J was on his “perfect” behavior that just annoys me. My (birth adoption) parents came to visit and near the end of a one hour visit, I lost it with them. My mother told me my cousin had just had her baby – I didn’t even know she was pregnant. My mother told me that I should keep in contact more and then I would know thing… (THIS is where I lost it). I started to rant because since Skeeter was diagnosed only one of my Aunts have even contacted me or sent any sort of ‘thinking of you’ card or anything. And I have a large family… and we were brought up and forced to send these damn card (I average 30 some cards a year). I have been thinking this rant for the last seven months of being forgotten by my family – something that has hurt me a lot. That was when my mother admitted that she told people not to send cards, contact me, or try and visit since Skeeter got sick. The conversation did not progress nicely from there.


All in all the weekend was a mess. I have not resolved things with J and just feel so odd about it. I have decided to not be so overly nice with him… to make him see what I actually expect and need from my partner. To not let him bitch when I have school or work to do. I am disappointed in myself.

But I learned a lot. I remember what it is like to not feel cold and dead inside. I remember the spark of meeting someone that could interest with you and shamelessly flirting with them. I feel more confident and more sexual than I have in the last seven months.

That was a long weekend.
Monday, October 25th, 2004 04:46 pm (UTC)
She TOLD people not to send stuff? Good god. I wouldn't grace her with any more minutes of my time than were prescribed by law.
Monday, October 25th, 2004 05:59 pm (UTC)
<-- similarly in shock
Monday, October 25th, 2004 04:51 pm (UTC)
I can't believe your Mom did that. That's unconscionable.

I'm so glad you went to the burlesque. I had the same feeling you did, of being back to myself, of being a part of people who I belonged with.

I know the last couple of times you've contacted me with time free, I've not been able to respond in time or have been busy. Don't stop doing it, though--because I do want to be part of the support network that you lack right now.

RE: J. I don't know the guy too well, and I hate to be judgemental. But when he's gone, you don't miss him, when you do the things he has no interest in you feel more whole, and when he's there, you get aggravated, tense, and have added stress.

Forget your fear for a moment and look at this objectively: what would YOU tell a friend in those circumstances to do?
Monday, October 25th, 2004 05:01 pm (UTC)
You may not have resolved things with J, but it sounds like you stood your ground more. I'm glad that you learned a lot from the weekend.

[livejournal.com profile] obafugakum and my offer of a pint still stands.
Monday, October 25th, 2004 06:04 pm (UTC)
It was wonderful meeting you this weekend. You seem like a person who needs to be hugged more in life...

Your significant other J sounds a lot like the Jason (whom i also called J) i used to date. Selfish, childish, and irresponsible. Fault and blame could never be laid at my J's door, even as he abused my dog as well as me.

My only advice is: Keep standing your ground with him hun. if he breaks you down he will walk all over you until you are ground down...

Or well that was my experience. I'm still healing from that relationship even though it was 2 years ago that we broke up and i have had a boyfriend since then (Chris).

As for your mother? That is just... wow... something i can't even imagine someone doing. That doesn't leave me speechless (few things truely do)... but it does make me wonder at the state of the world. But what also blows my mind isn't only that she did this, but that the rest of your family followed her lead. Oy!

I really think a play date with doggies would be definately nifty cool. And once i get moved, I will track ya'll down for it. :)

Mojo seems to adore puppies. His favorite friend was Elvis a german shepherd puppy that we first met when Elvis was 8 weeks old and a quarter Mojo's size. Elvis recently moved away at 6 months of age and Mojo could *crawl* under him easily. Funny to watch. :)

~megan


Monday, October 25th, 2004 07:22 pm (UTC)
I'm sorry to hear about the state of things with your mom and J, and the pint(s) should happen soon, so we can give you more hugs.

And I'm starting to think that going to the Slipper Club on a semi-regular basis would be a good idea and a lot of fun.
Monday, October 25th, 2004 11:31 pm (UTC)
Well, I can't say I'm surprised that your mom told everyone that, because... well that's HER. She's so... lost in the current world. It's like she doesn't know that other people are real and not leave-it-to-beaveriffic. But still, even for her, that's just MEAN.

I am surprised that she didn't tell me not to. Maybe because she knows I stick by you no matter what they tell me to do, or not to do.
Tuesday, October 26th, 2004 02:31 am (UTC)
I've said it again, but what's another time?

YOUR MOM IS A BITCH FROM HELL.

(smirk) Seriously, her clueless idea of how to treat you is one of those things that just makes me mad at the world. YOu know, there have been times when I have not known how to react to a situation you've been in... I honestly hope I've never alienated you like she does to you. I try to ask how you want to be treated. I'm glad when you answer. I'm sorry she never seeks these answers herself.

Bitch.
Tuesday, October 26th, 2004 04:35 am (UTC)
Wandered over here from ...err.... [livejournal.com profile] graydancer? I'm not sure now that I think about it...

Anyways, good luck, find yourself again, and then be that person.

It makes life so much better, both for you and everyone around you.