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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Being transparent.. I've done this before. Sometimes my silence is just the time I need to process and move on. Therapy assisted greatly. Essentially it's harder to get over and move on from things .. I'm working on it.. All I got DCUM [/quote] As long as you’re honest with them. “I’m not silent to hurt you; I’m still processing. I love you and I’m just working through my feelings.” Otherwise you’re using your silence as a weapon. [/quote] I'm very honest about it .. Appreicate your thoughtful response too. [/quote] I think this type of handling is okay if the "processing" and refusal to interact is a couple hours. If it goes on for multiple days as OP is describing, it doesn't really matter if you were honest about it 3 days ago.[/quote] OP here. Yes, he will let me know right away he’s upset and I know he’s processing. But it goes on day after day. If it’s a few hours, totally reasonable. [b]I honestly am so much happier when he’s not around. I don’t want to be near him. I just want peace.[/b] [/quote] If this is so bad, why don't you leave him?[/quote]
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