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    Was it Time Wasted?

    “Yes we laid there kissing until some guy with his kids yelled “Hey you two get a ‘F’n room!”  And we missed the sun’s setting.  Instead we witnessed the rebirth of our love for one another.  That was four years ago.  We‘ve been married for the last three years.” says Tina
    “Wow really?  I didn’t realize that.”
    “Yes we went to Canada and got married.”  Bette says and grins ear to ear.
    “What a beautiful story you two have about reconnecting, but do you feel all the time apart was wasted?”
    Tina thinks for a second, “Not really, I had a lot of growing and learning yet to do.  Yes it would have been nice to have been more self aware back then but as I said earlier if things had been any different I wouldn’t have my family whom I love very much.  And I also think that I wouldn’t have appreciated Bette as much as I do now, because I know firsthand what it is like to be in a miserable relationship.  My former marriage taught me a lot.  So no, it wasn’t a waste of time.  Well not for me.  How about you Babe?”
    “For we that would be a yes and no.  We both did have some growing up to do.  Not that we couldn’t have done it together.  But we both made choices that we may not have made had me been together all these years.  And I like the life that we now live.  I wouldn’t have made the same career choices that I made had we stayed together back then.  We each wanted things that we would have given up for one another to make the other one happy.”
    “That’s so true.  I never thought about that aspect.” says Tina.
    “Isn’t that still true.  That you make changes to be a part of one another’s lives.”
    “Yes but it’s different now that we are older.” answers Bette.
    “How so?” asks Alice
    “We’re more grounded and settled into our lives.  We don’t have the same decisions to make as we did when we were younger.” smiles Tina “Our biggest decision and it wasn’t very hard to make was where were we going to live. West coast or East coast.  For me it was a no brainer.  I love the west coast.  And I had the freedom to move.  I work from home so it was easiest for me to go to where my heart was.”

    Comments

    1. It was courageous of you to share your story with us. Things happen in our lives for a reason and they help shape who we are now. I wish you happiness and peace.

    2. This is my first time leaving a comment. I enjoyed your story. I related to some of this story. Here’s to a new chapter and may your journey be an amazing one!

    3. Thanks for sharing the story and wisdom “…They were a time of learning and preparation for the good to come in your life…” :-) very touching and encouraging. Well, you might be shy as you said, and I really don’t know you, but I believe that you are a brave one ;-) proven by sharing this story and openly telling this is based on your experience. Wishing you happiness and love.. :-)

    4. You were brave to share a part of yourself with us. I can so truly relate to your story. I am 44 years old, and I have known of my attraction to women since I was about eight years old, but has never been with a woman, lead the so call normal life for about 10 years from the age of 14-24 and then just left the whole scene alone and decided to just be alone,not fair to men and too much drama with women. Good Luck to you. And yes please an update on “Stripper”, I love that story.

    5. I’m glad that a number of you can relate to this story in some way. I know a lot of us read for pure entertainment and to escape a little bit. But I also like to read to gain a little insight sometimes. As a shy person, I tend to be very introspect, too much in my head. As you can tell by the way that I write :) So one day when that special woman comes into my life I hope that I don’t over think things too much. :) Thanks for the well wishes. I am looking forward to loving again, the right person. Best wishes to those who search as well.

    6. How brave you are. It takes an amazing person to see themselves as clear as you do. Best wishes on your journey to your true self…I hope you find more happiness along the way.

    7. It takes some courage to write the way you have. I hope you feel better for it! Your handle makes a whole lot of sense now and I too wish you the very best on the journey you have embarked on :0)

    8. Glad to see your post and WoW! Such fortitude and insightful story, revealing too! Perception of God, faith and love is a cause of many struggles and debates; thank you for sharing a glimpse in your journey. Any way to have realization sooner rather than later is great! Please don’t take long to update the other story.

    9. Got to the end of the story and realized I was crying. I could insert my name for Tina’s… 3 kids, a 19-year marriage ending after my ex cheated, and a similar “Bette” in my past. Thanks for sharing your experience and I agree with you about not regretting the past. From one shy, over-thinker to another, I wish you love and happiness on your journey. I hope you find someone

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