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Thank-you @TheMinstermanThose are natural, but you have to remember you're not her saviour, you aren't duty bound to fix...
I really appreciate your comments, especially when your mind is going round and round with what ifs and 'did I do the right thing'. Logically I know I did the right thing, in my heart I see see that decent person suffering and trying to navigate life and emotions. As a fixer I wanted to help, but she has to want to sort it too. Somehow I have to get my head and heart in sync.
I've been thinking about your comment @Friday I'd never thought of staying with someone if you're not sure it will work as a lie/betrayal. I appreciate your directness. I came to believe it would not work while she was self-medicating and was not in therapy with no sign of wanting to change. I'm still sad of course, but realise I could do nothing else.But if you know this isn't going to work for you? You don't string them along, lie, and betray them. You find your balls, and do the right thing, and break up with them.