NitroHonda
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ok, I listened to some personal stories here and would like to share a personal story that may, or may not be, relevant.
My wife's ex husband was abusive - so abusive, that his mother shot and killed him, shot all the family dogs, burned the house down then shot herself. I didn't watch this in a movie. This really happened. My ex wife liked to play the victim in ALL of her former marriages ( I was husband number 3), and her ploy caught up to her, when she cheated on me. I won't go into any further details than that.
Recently, my wife and I had a friend that came to us for help relating to, her claim, that her husband was abusive. So we helped her out. Babysitting ,(she has two children), I cut her grass when her husband was told to move out by the court. I found her an attorney, I helped her get an interpreter for her court dates, etc. She came across as being one of our close "friends". her and my wife became a whole ya-ya sisterhood thing.
Then one day, before her divorce was final, she met one of my best friends who happened to be between girlfriends. They not only hooked up, she moved in with him (before her divorce was final). I warned her about this and told her to wait until her divorce was final, but she assured me and my wife that she was an adult and knew what she was doing. She completely and totally ignored all warnings ... and it was to her peril. Her (now) ex husband had hired a private investigator to follow her around town and had all the evidence he needed to railroad her in court - and he won.
Guess who she blamed? Yeah ... I am all too familiar with the whole blame game :roll:
I'd blame you too because I would have seen that train wreck headed my way being hubby #3.
That sucks that it happened to you but the reality is... your ex-wife's not a very nice lady. Splitups arfe always hard but I don't see them all end up ala "War of the Roses" style.most breakups are pretty straightforward with firm results.