How would you describe the past month in your life, in one word? Rollercoaster  (via Question 736)

How would you describe the past month in your life, in one word? Rollercoaster  (via Question 736)

sex will never bring back the past (via Question 737)

sex will never bring back the past (via Question 737)

I guess if i’d be a sin, it would be wrath???

I guess if i’d be a sin, it would be wrath???

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most who have loved would know that feeling…
michelle2k11:

Part of living, is accepting reality.

most who have loved would know that feeling…

michelle2k11:

Part of living, is accepting reality.

03-26-12

I would like to thank you for asking if I am doing ok, well I am doing fine, sometimes though there are relapses in emotions especially when my son is involved. I wouldn’t want to talk or write or tell anyone until such time that I know I am stable enough to talk about.

 

This happened last Sunday, it was a typical day for me and my palaboy; and since most of the people were on vacation, we were left alone enjoying our bonding time. Then, come afternoon, out of the blue, that forever missing biological father came… It was an utmost shock because everyone knew he wasn’t in the country. Well it turned out he was here to make a “few” errands and later on did I found out that it was simply because it’s the birthday of his “legal” child. Such a coincidence isn’t it? The first born is born March and well I guess he was trying to clear up everything about my palaboy that he made his next child born on the same month as close to mine as possible… a weeks difference, that must be some major calculation? Sarcasm aside, I don’t really care what he does in his life and my lil one and I have moved on, why wouldn’t we be able to? Eversince my son was born, we didn’t receive any form of paternal support, emotionally, physically, and financially…so what would be the difference now?

 

So you must be wondering what the hell am I so pissed about? Well, last Sunday he talked to my son, who I can see was excited to be spending 35mins with his biological father, yes, you read that right 35 mins. I guess I have to thank him for that though. During their conversation, the biological father asked if my palaboy wanted to have lunch the next day…and as much as I wanted to say no, I wouldn’t want to deprive my son of that minute time he could spend with his biological father, so I agreed. They were supposed to meet 10AM Monday and my palaboy was up and about early asking if it is 10AM already, come 11AM I received a call from the biological father saying he’s going to raincheck and the reason, he have a dental appointment. Isn’t it if it’s an appointment you know it ahead of time? If so, then why commit on a date with my palaboy in the first place?

 

I don’t know what the motivation it, but it really hurt me to see how my son grew from super happy to super sad in a matter of seconds. I told my lil one that his biological father isn’t coming and he asked me this, “Why Ma, am I bad?” It felt like a million knives stabbed my heart over and over again, after hearing what he said. I wasn’t able to help it and I cried in front of my son. I told him that he’s never done anything wrong to his biological father or his family, he didn’t even ask for a single time, money, or attention at all. My angel just accepted whatever is given to him by his biological father and then he gets this, especially when we don’t contact him nor bother him at all. I guess I may have done something terrible to that “boy” who cheated on me over and over and over again and left me to take care of my pregnancy and didn’t even bother to be a father to my son… but does my son deserve to be treated the same way?

 

It’s been more than six years since I accepted that nothing will come out of our cyclical, on-off, deceitful partnership and I have been solely taking care of my son for six years. He would be like a seasonal mushroom who would pop out of nowhere to spend 30 minutes with my son whenever he feels like it or whenever he’s bored and now I guess he went to see and compare how his “beloved legal child” is faring against mine? Is that even fair? Leaving a child behind and then treating him like a toy to play with whenever bored is something to come out of a crazy mind, isn’t it?

 

After six years of being strong, I gave in, I cried and cried and cried in front of my son. I guess children are really more resilient because my lil palaboy got up and went to the dresser to get me some tissue. He said that he loves his dad but he loves me more. So, I have learned two things, he is sad but I guess he has forgiven his biological father already and that he doesn’t keep any ill things toward people [It made me cry even more] and the second thing, I realized how weak I am especially when my son is involved.

 

I am not even sure if it’s related but my son had a high fever the whole afternoon and I have been round the clock until the wee hours of the morning to monitor his temperature. After that call, we didn’t hear any from the other side but I think it is better that way. I was angry and vengeful, however, seeing how my son looked and treated the situation made me just let go and move on. If I keep any form of anger inside of me, it will just eat me and what I have struggled to uphold for six years. So, I needed to vent it out and write it over and then have a last release and that’s it. Another lesson learned. Another page in the book. Another opportunity to be the bigger and better person. As I always say, nobody can ever steal your rainbow… so off I go to the next page, looking forward to brighter days and I am really thankful for the bunch of friends always ready to listen, to support and to keep me sane…

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I thought you were different. But hey, it’s not the first time I am wrong. :)

I thought you were different. But hey, it’s not the first time I am wrong. :)

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What is one thing you regret leaving unresolved? (via Question 747)

What is one thing you regret leaving unresolved? (via Question 747)

Knowing how to read and not reading books is like owning skiis and not skiing, owning a board and never riding a wave, or, well, having your favorite sandwich in your hand and not eating it. If you owned a telescope that would open up the entire universe for you would you try to find reason for not looking through it? Because that is exactly what reading is all about; it opens up the universe of humour, of adventure, of romance, of climbing the highest mountain, of diving in the deepest sea.

No, I don’t think you’re gonna be single forever, and also I don’t understand your obsession with romantic love. There are other ways to have fulfilling relationships that can sustain you and make your life great and fun, other than having a sexualized relationship. It’s not the only kind of fulfilling human interaction. So, even if you are single forever that doesn’t mean that you’ve had some kind of failed life.

John Green (x)

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Yes, we are going to suffer, we will have difficult times, and we will experience many disappointments but all of this is transitory; it leaves no permanent mark. And one day we will look back with pride and faith at the journey we have taken.

Paulo Coelho (via paperlover)

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