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It seems like a lot of people pine over their exes, wishing they could get back together and wanting to catch even just a glimpse of them or hear their voice for a few minutes on the phone. 6 months into my breakup, I'm the opposite.

 

I was clearing out my voicemail the other day and actually pulled the phone away from my ear when I heard an old saved message from him. When I see his name pop up in my email inbox (we communicate only about the remaining financial things we need to sort out), I automatically get a stomachache and feel nauseous. I absolutely dread running into him (it hasn't happened yet). In short, I am perfectly happy avoiding any contact with him at all. On the rare occassions that we do communicate, I feel sad and physically ill for a while after. It's like a big dark cloud that looms over my day.

 

Don't get me wrong; I am in no way over the breakup. I know that I will be dealing with the incredible feelings of rejection and self-blame for a while. But, I know that I don't want anything to do with him - at all. I hate hearing from him, hate seeing his name, hate the thought of seeing him, hate hearing about him.

 

I hate my ex, but I LOVE no contact!

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Could your ex have a personality disorder? I have similar feelings towards my ex, dark cloud, hate, my ex is a narssisits. They envoke such feelings.

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Could your ex have a personality disorder? I have similar feelings towards my ex, dark cloud, hate, my ex is a narssisits. They envoke such feelings.

 

I suppose it's possible. He was Mr. Personality/Social Butterfly to the outside world, but sometimes a nasty moody bugger when we were alone. Is that a personality disorder?

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Maybe. Google Personality Disorders and check out Narcissism. There is soooo much stuff, he fits the profile, spend a few minutes reading, if you have time. I was overwhelmed with understanding. I found Im turning the cornor with this information.

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My husband is a Narcissist. He will always be right and I am always wrong and everyone thinks he is the sweetest thing. They didn't have to live with his cruelty.

 

I love him but contact would make me sick.

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NC is the greatest thing since sliced bread.

 

(And I too, like you, dread any contact with the ex. I just want to enjoy my life without her in it. And that really should not be too much to ask for).

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I suppose it's possible. He was Mr. Personality/Social Butterfly to the outside world, but sometimes a nasty moody bugger when we were alone. Is that a personality disorder?

If it is then theres a high percentage of people who suffer from it.

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Mine in definitely a narcissist! I do the same thing as you do...I'm FINE when I don't have to hear his voice, get an email, or hear his voice. He sickens me and everything he says are lies, bulls%#t, and ALL about him! :sick:

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Fine with NC?

 

I'm getting there. :laugh: Nothing feels more liberating than feeling fine with that, that's for sure.

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Totally agreed! It takes soooo much longer to get over them if you keep seeing them. I did this with my first love (we occasionally slept together too -- BAD IDEA) and it took me years to get over him.

 

I'm not over my most recent ex either; I know I'd fall to the ground sobbing if I saw him. But NC definitely does make it easier.

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