Im wondering if maybe she is trying to reconcile with her H and feels embarrased to say so after all the negative details she has posted about him
I dont know, just a thought.
Karen
I think it's real. Earlier in the thread she posted accidently under her other Dis name. That post was deleted/changed.
I suspect either her lawyer told her to get off the internet, or she has reconciled with her husband and is too embarrassed to tell us.
Lynne M said:I don't find it surprising at all that some people post and then disappear.
I've found that there two different sorts of people who post very personal things on message boards or FB. Some people just really don't care who knows their personal business, and will tell it to anyone from friends to coworkers to the mailman to the person behind them in the checkout line. So posting on a message board comes easily, and they enjoy hearing and discussing everyone's takes on their situation.
Others are much more private, and would never consider discussing personal things with a bunch of strangers online. And then, one day, something horrible happens. Something so awful, so humiliating that they can hardly bear to talk to their own family about it, let alone coworkers or friends. But they *have* to talk to someone, have to let it out, have to have some reassurance that it's not their fault. So, they remember this message board where people talk about their problems, and people seem to be nice and supportive. And they come and pour out their hearts.
And then a couple of days later, they're mortified that they told a bunch of strangers such personal things. Or they finally talk to a friend, who says "omg, you posted this on the internet?" And they don't post anymore on that thread.
Really, it happens. People regret things that they've posted. Over on the Resorts board, i've gotten more than one pm asking me to remove an entire thread because they posted after a fight with a spouse or a family member, and said something they later wished they hadn't.
If I were you guys, I'd consider it a compliment that people feel comfortable posting highly personal things on this board. I'd also remember that a low post count doesn't always equal a fake thread. And that people who are going through major life crises sometimes just don't have the time - or the emotional energy - to update a thread they posted to vent. I'd imagine our OP is spending a lot of her time these days telling and retelling her story to lawyers, family members, friends, doctors.....she may just not feel like talking about it anymore.
Posters here don't owe any of us an update, or any information beyond what they're comfortable sharing. Be glad you gave her a friendly word, and a virtual hug, and let it be.
I don't find it surprising at all that some people post and then disappear.
I've found that there two different sorts of people who post very personal things on message boards or FB. Some people just really don't care who knows their personal business, and will tell it to anyone from friends to coworkers to the mailman to the person behind them in the checkout line. So posting on a message board comes easily, and they enjoy hearing and discussing everyone's takes on their situation.
Others are much more private, and would never consider discussing personal things with a bunch of strangers online. And then, one day, something horrible happens. Something so awful, so humiliating that they can hardly bear to talk to their own family about it, let alone coworkers or friends. But they *have* to talk to someone, have to let it out, have to have some reassurance that it's not their fault. So, they remember this message board where people talk about their problems, and people seem to be nice and supportive. And they come and pour out their hearts.
And then a couple of days later, they're mortified that they told a bunch of strangers such personal things. Or they finally talk to a friend, who says "omg, you posted this on the internet?" And they don't post anymore on that thread.
Really, it happens. People regret things that they've posted. Over on the Resorts board, i've gotten more than one pm asking me to remove an entire thread because they posted after a fight with a spouse or a family member, and said something they later wished they hadn't.
If I were you guys, I'd consider it a compliment that people feel comfortable posting highly personal things on this board. I'd also remember that a low post count doesn't always equal a fake thread. And that people who are going through major life crises sometimes just don't have the time - or the emotional energy - to update a thread they posted to vent. I'd imagine our OP is spending a lot of her time these days telling and retelling her story to lawyers, family members, friends, doctors.....she may just not feel like talking about it anymore.
Posters here don't owe any of us an update, or any information beyond what they're comfortable sharing. Be glad you gave her a friendly word, and a virtual hug, and let it be.
Tiger926 said:Very well said!
I am always amazed at the amount of distrusting people on here who assume that someone is a troll or has started a hoax, for various reasons.
It is never my first thought that someone is lying to me on a thread just because they haven't responded back as quickly as he/she previously did, especially when it's a major crisis.
Thanks Mod for reminding people of this, Tiger
Never thought her lack of updating was due to the fact that the OP original post does not add up to when she started the account. I think it is a separate observation.
It just poses the question that it MAY be a hoax.
If it is real, she probably has her reasons for not updating. Personally, I hope it is a hoax. Because it would mean that some poor woman is not going through Hell.
I still wish only the best for the OP (if not a hoax).
I'm not sure what you really want to do. Search your heart very carefully, and don't rush into a hasty decision. Take a sheet of paper, and list your options. Sometimes things are clearer when we see them on paper. There are pros and cons on every choice, so analyze it carefully. Do you qualify for legal aid? Perhaps that would be a good place to start.
I have said this many times before on this board - many people cry hoax because they just can't imagine that those particular circumstances could be happening to someone else because they are so removed from their own lives. I believe the OP's story based on what she has presented thus far.
Tiger
No Disrespect here, & coming from a man's point of view, but this one seems like a fairly easy decision...
The only way I would even think the husband would have an outside chance at getting back with her, is showing her how he f-d up.....According to her everything he says makes it seem like its her fault. He's not taking any responsibility nor does he even F-n care for the unborn child ***( Which is driving me crazy )How someone can be that selfish...
It's definitely a tough decision, but I would lean on your parents for some emotional support...The last thing at this point you want to do is hurt your baby...& being your hormones will be going up n down won't be healthy for him.
My heart goes out for you, Please make sure you don't shun everyone/friends n family out on this one, the more people you talk to the better you'll feel....Don't let him ever make you Feel like it's your Fault either... Good Luck...Hugs n Prayers!