The heart is something so amazing not only does it keep us
alive it also takes us through the greatest risk ever which is love. The
greatest risk I say simply because once you have been hurt you are altered for
life, the heart can withstand many stabs of pain in any relationship and endure
pain but once it has been broken the scar shows forever.
I look back and see my break up in slow motion, first we
stopped talking for over a year it used to kill me then I taught myself to deal
with it I learnt that silence was golden, it did trample me not being able to
share my days experiences, the kids growth and development and anything in general
but I had to try and be strong I had to prove stronger than the mind game at
play. From silence it went to being undermined, being left out of major
decisions and changes at first I would blow up and make a big fuss or fight
until I saw I was just playing into his hands, I wised up a bit and I learnt
not to react it killed me inside but I had to. At this point I realized something
was amiss love was not meant to be such a struggle upon this realization my
decline began.
It all became crystal clear and it stung like a thousand bee
stings, the fact that you no longer hold the key to a heart you once owned. When the love of your life is no longer able
to look you in your eyes or stand your very presence, when you are made to feel
uncomfortable in the very home you built. This destroyed me on all levels I started
losing weight I was very distracted and generally unhappy, I made grave
attempts at winning back his love but my spirit was not resting. I became an insomniac
I couldn't sleep I was just not at ease, I had to do something I had to leave
the situation was killing me but I didn't want to surrender and give up on
something I spent so long working at, the injustice the world was serving me
was of an unbearable magnitude it was surreal as though I was living a
nightmare.
It was difficult I was in a delirium I felt this couldn't be
happening I did everything right I was hard working, every day I would look for
a ray of hope to make me stay I kept feeling for a pulse in the marriage and
there was a constant flat line. I forced myself to face reality and I began my
preparations to leave it took a long three months but I had to be sure I had to
leave with no doubt this was the only solution. Every day of those three months
a part of me would die, I was being drained having to push forward with
everything I had and then be shattered every evening. This was a fight that
tested the strength of my heart and will power, the toll will forever leave
marks, marks I see clearly but I am unable to make disappear.
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