PeppiPattySenior Contributor
Struggling Mum and her friends
is this okay @strugglingmum?
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PeppiPattySenior Contributor
is this okay @strugglingmum?
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PeppiPattySenior Contributor
Hi @Strugglingmum how are you tonight?
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Drac0Senior Contributor
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Drac0Senior Contributor
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PeppiPattySenior Contributor
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PeppiPattySenior Contributor
Dear @Strugglingmum
How are you?
When Ive got a little time tomorrow, Ille re check @Drac0 message and see where we are the same;
You have done nothing wrong.
Nothing. You are living your life as you are living.
I am so proud of you that you are managing for him to pay his debts he has promised in the past.
It is so hard.
In the past, it was like I had a signal on my forehead that siad; If you have addiction issues, come by my way......so even though I do not drink alcohol ( I know @Appleblossom...she is giggling) or smoke or using illiciet substances, I was your lady to see.
In hindsight.......keep up the boundries. IS he someone that you want to be with ? If he is walk away for 2 years. If he turly loves you...he'lle work it out.
If this is too difficult..there are many many situations where it is impossibble for this to happen; like illness, families, neighourhood; Can you cut down time when you see him? Maybe just once or twice per week or whatever suits you??
You are the most important person in your life.
Thanks for writing back, PP
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
@Strugglingmum
Dont worry about us worrying about you. There are always so many things to do. i like your idea of putting things in a box to deal with later. I do that a bit, but you need a firm foundation of a home, so dont let that be hit and miss, if partner wont hold up his end of the deal.
@Drac0is suggestions about getting things in own name and managing them is good, but only half so that he is forced to pay, or at least you know where you stand and can make adjustments if necessary.
I can remember the days that I didnt have a minute spare, but as kids grow up it does ease a bit.
Take care of you.
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