During the earthquaking days of my discovery of my husband’s homosexuality, one thought kept going through my head:
If I’d been perfect, it still wouldn’t have been enough.
For every gay or transgender man who's ever been married, there's an ex-wife no one thinks of. We are the invisible ones, the forgotten ones…. Until now.
During the earthquaking days of my discovery of my husband’s homosexuality, one thought kept going through my head:
If I’d been perfect, it still wouldn’t have been enough.
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Yeah, I can relate. No way was anything I did ever going to be good enough. In fact, the better I was at the role of wife, the worse the abuse. The more “woman” I acted, the more he disliked me. It was a recipe for misery and not one bit of it could I change.
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This is true in most of our situations. Mine left and I have been healing and getting happier ever since.
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