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Topic: If you give a Scorpio a letter?
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esheep123 Knowflake Posts: 238 From: brooklyn, ny usa Registered: Oct 2010
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posted May 16, 2011 05:10 PM
Ah, he went in...quickly.IP: Logged |
Maka Knowflake Posts: 210 From: Registered: Dec 2010
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posted May 16, 2011 05:27 PM
What you said about her actions in the apartment complex, the way she targets you. I feel she knows something, maybe not to a full extent, but women's intution is scary.My Leo guy friend is in a similar situation where he had to leave the mother of his kid, because the relationship was going sour and now that he's moved on and has life without her, she's become very bitter and has started playing mind games with him; moving back and forth, not letting him see his son, telling him she cheated on him, threatening him, saying his son his not his, saying things like "No girl will love him like she did." She took the break up really hard and she's uses their son as damage. Their son is basically the "leash" so to say.. And I feel her actions towards you; speaks volumes about how she'll feel when she finds out about this and what actions she might take against him; especially if they have kids. That's why I feel like he may want to help more, but his wife may disapprove, because of the way she "feels" towards you. But then again I'm just assuming though. IP: Logged |
esheep123 Knowflake Posts: 238 From: brooklyn, ny usa Registered: Oct 2010
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posted May 16, 2011 05:56 PM
Feeling really bad right now. Just had a fight with the mister. He just kicked the kids, and me with his heavy boot. He's mad because the computer was "too loud" and he told me go to your parents.you daughter of a ***** . All the while, my Scorpio was outside our apartment, walking around with the wife. Then they hopped in the car and left. I think I was delusional. I think Scorpio doesn't like me at all. THe things he left me must have been coincidental. And his feelings for me were probably imagined. I deserve nothing but **** . Seriously.
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wal2 Knowflake Posts: 130 From: Registered: May 2011
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posted May 16, 2011 06:00 PM
Go to your parents. I think both Scorpio and his wife are probably afraid to be around your husband. Also he was just violent to you, do you know how much worse it will get when you move? I'm begging you, please stay with your parents and DON'T GO to Jordan.IP: Logged |
littlecloud Moderator Posts: 3707 From: Registered: Nov 2010
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posted May 16, 2011 07:04 PM
There are no such things as coincidences.As far as the mister, he just gave you an opening. He said go to your mothers. So go. Please don't let your kids grow up in an abusive home, please. IP: Logged |
mochai Knowflake Posts: 1168 From: Charon Registered: Sep 2010
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posted May 16, 2011 07:07 PM
Sweetie, you don't deserve that. Your children don't deserve that. Bid him good riddance. They left because what else could they do? It's hard to hear your neighbor getting beaten.. and for what.. that the computer was too loud? Be serious. That is not a legitimate reason to beat anyone. You are not responsible for the noise of the computer! I think scorpio has feelings for you but he's limited in what he can do.If I lived next door to a woman who was being beaten I'd try to give the woman support but covertly. I don't know that I could go approach the guy during an episode unless I was really ****** off. Besides, calling the police on him would only make him beat them more in the long run. I cannot tell you how happy I am that you are going to live with your mom. You deserve more and I really feel in the bottom of my heart that that is the best thing for you and your children. That takes a lot of strength and you are stronger than you give yourself credit for, and much stronger than what your husband wants you to believe you are.  IP: Logged |
Deux*Antares Knowflake Posts: 958 From: I am where I am and it's enough. Registered: Apr 2009
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posted May 17, 2011 07:04 AM
If I remember correctly, in one of your posts you mentioned that your husband said during one of your disagreements that he hated you and wished you two would get a divorce. Don't you think that was one very clear way of telling you he doesn't want you any more? So why can't you make up your mind and leave him? I would understand if you love him, but I don't think you do . . . maybe not any more. You say you're scared because you don't have a job and you want to have at least a sure source of money for rent. I understand, but honestly, I think it's a very shallow justification for clinging to him. Listen, you are healthy, you have a body with a brain that is fully functional and a complete set of limbs. You can find a job. Even in a sucky economy you can find work if you are persistent. I think you need to have faith in yourself and if you believe in a God or a Higher Power, then have faith in him/her/it that you will be provided for. Nothing is impossible if you have faith. I'm not saying this because it's a cool quote, but because I believe it and I've seen it work many times in my life and in other people's lives. Did you know that once you made up your mind a way will be shown to you? The only reason why you are not seeing a clear way out of this is because you are confused and you haven't made a final decision yet. So the first thing you must do is make a decision and commit to it. Pray or do whatever is the equivalent to your religion/beliefs and ask that you be shown what to do. The solution to your problem is always available to you (and has always been because solutions are borne simultaneously when problems are borne) but you're not seeing it because you are letting fear and insecurity take over. I promise you that once a decision has been made, once you're firm that you want something and want that and only that, all the ways to get what you want will be shown to you . . . all the gates will be opened. But unless you decide what you want, you won't see any of them. I think the reason you are going through this is because you are now at the stage of your life where you are being forced to develop spiritually. You are lost because you've been looking for answers from outside you, you've been looking for a solution to your problems, for a way to your happiness, from everywhere but inside you. Unfortunately, no one can do it for you. Not your husband. Not the Scorpio guy. Only you can do it for you. Only you can access that power inside you. I know this is blunt but I will say it all the same and I apologize in advance for offending you. I think the reason why you and the Scorpio guy met is because “unconsciously” you've been looking for a way out, you've been wishing someone would save you from your unhappy marriage . . . some sort of a knight in shining armor. If you really think about it, he doesn't need to literally be that knight and physically get you out of a distress situation. He could be just a symbol, just someone to show you that there are men out there who will treat you better than your husband does. But then, if you don't treat yourself well, who would? Love does not flow from the outside in. Right now, it can't come to you and reside in you because there is no seed inside you to begin with. So the issue here really is not about the Scorpio neighbor (the original thread topic is actually moot at this point). The issue is all about you, your life, your happiness. Right now, he is only a tool being used by the universe to show you that you can change your life, that happiness is available to you. (Maybe in the future you will meet again when both are free, who knows?) But before you get to it you will have to take your power back. You must learn to take responsibility for your life. In other words, don't look to other people -- or one man – for your survival or a source of energy. Be self-reliant. Everything you need is in you. This is year 2011. Women don't have to rely on men for financial support anymore. I'm not sure if you will be helped by this long post at all. You've received good advice from many people here already. I've been trying to not add my 2 cents because I know that most of the time giving advice and suggestions is futile as they only fall on deaf ears, especially if the one needing advice is not ready for the message (read: typing time wasted). And my advice may not be suited to the receiver's personality, background or conditioning. But now I had to give my opinion because I would like you to see the real issue . . . hoping that once you know the real issue you will gather strength to look for real solutions. Living with your parents for the meantime would be a good idea. I'm sure they would prefer to have a temporary “burden” than to have a dead (either in literal or symbolic sense) daughter. Your husband would probably never come back to live in the US. If I remember correctly, he is way older than you. Meaning, he is at that stage in life when a foreigner is looking forward to setting up a home in his home country, where life is probably more laid back, less pressured and where he could be closer to his cultural roots. Things will probably not get better for you in Jordan. Remember the saying “wherever you go, there you are”. It means that there's no escaping from you. Even if you change your location, if you are not pleased with how things are, if you haven't come to terms with who you are, then your current misery will follow you. If you really want to change things, you have to start with you. Seek help, read books, find out how you can improve your self-esteem, don't give up. * * * Dark humor alert: (And if I were you, let's say I can't leave because of kids, I would tell him that if he ever hits me again I will cut off his penis when he's asleep. No kidding. I don't think I could really do such a thing (I hate the sight of blood plus I avoid violence), but the Scorpio in me will make sure to instill fear in him. Since there's no love or sex any more so what's the point of pretending we're OK? I would probably buy a huge knife or a giant pair of scissors and I will openly read novels with knives and blood on the cover . . . all for maximum effect. I know this is bad advice but I couldn't resist. LOL. I'm sure people are wishing they didn't read this last paragraph). Bad, bad, Deux.
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Betty Boop Knowflake Posts: 3377 From: Betty Boop Land Registered: Sep 2010
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posted May 17, 2011 08:09 AM
esheep ---The day my mother left my dad, she said she was going to the corner store. She walked out with zero belongings, never went back and never asked him for one piece of her clothing or a toothbrush, or jewelry - or anything. She left it all there. In her situation this behaviour was probably not warranted. My dad did not physically abuse her and he was/is a fairly reasonable person. But I understand that she was upset with him and it got to that point where enough was enough - so she broke out in leonine fashion. BUT ^^ In your situation... I think this is exactly what you need to do! Don't worry about belongings - taking particular things or toys or books or whatever... Simply - PICK UP AND WALK OUT. IP: Logged |
esheep123 Knowflake Posts: 238 From: brooklyn, ny usa Registered: Oct 2010
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posted May 17, 2011 08:13 AM
Duex Antares, Thank you. KNow that your advice didn't fall on deaf ears. ANd you didn't waste time. I cried. I am crying as I type. YOu are right.Everyone who's given me advice has been right. And I knew all along that Scorpio was just the escape from reality. I will never really be with him, and I know it. As far as spirituality, I'm always doubting things. Higher powers, God, everything. And I don't know what to do to make myself feel 'whole' in that regard. I feel like I'm lying when I pray. And I feel that I'm just conforming to make others happy about it. I want to be powerful, and take my power back. But it was sooooo long ago that I had any. It's hard to believe after many many years, not just this marriage, but growing up as well, that I am worth anything. I'm not excited about going back home. My mom is very controlling herself. Imagine me, at 31 having to tell my mom where I'm going and doing. She's relentless, and gets mad if I avoid her questions. I will be dependant on her, leaving my kids with her if I work. She'll be in charge of them till I get back, feeding them, changing them, entertaining them. They are still so young. I feel guilty giving her and my dad that huge responsibility. Not to say I won't do it. But you can understand my hesitation. Sometimes I feel so empowered, and know I can do it. BUt I do get scared. I have paved a road for myself, where I can go to work, finish up that last semester that i keep putting to the side. I see myself flourishing, happy. Like my little sister told me, "you can start doing your hair again." I forget I'm a lady sometimes. Well, most times. I forget that I'm still young. It's not completely his fault. He was a jerk to me. But I let him. I let him say those things to me. I let him hit me. I even let him use me. Everytime we'd argue, and he would ask for me to iron a shirt or something, I would do it. I just didn't want to say I didn't give it my all. But instead, I was a doormat. I made up my mind that Saturday, I'll pack up my stuff and go to mom's. I'll stay for a week or so, just to see. My 6 year old would be displaced from school, but perhaps I could work something out. I dreamt that my husband choked me. Wrapped his hands around my neck and wouldn't get off me. I hoped my Scorpio guy would save me. But instead he just watched from the door. I think that speaks volumes. I love your dark humor. I wish I thought that way. IP: Logged |
pixelpixie Knowflake Posts: 474 From: ON Canada Registered: Apr 2009
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posted May 17, 2011 08:48 AM
This whole thread is very heart tugging and you've received much advice. It's up to you now. You can't hear anything else. Change is coming. Be brave and meet it.We develop crushes and feelings for people as a catalyst. Especially women, I find- we fantasize that someone will love us enough to give us the inspiration and the power to remove obstacles in our way and bring us the love and change we desire. Whether it is amplified or not, or returned, makes very little difference... it is up to YOU to be that power. Internalize it and remember it is you who dictates how high the bar is raised. Do you think your kids find you worthless? I highly doubt it. Are there any social programs, rather than your family? I know in my city and province a woman who chooses to be alone with her kids rather than accept abuse (be it emotional or physical) will always be sheltered until she gets on her feet. Why is that man making all the decisions? I am asking you this for you to ask yourself. Start small. One step. You're going to keep hearing it again and again and you need to...but more than that, you need to come back a few weeks from now telling us about your new apartment, and how it is a struggle, but your sense of self worth has never been more strengthened. This is the result I wish for you. If not you, then who? IP: Logged |
mochai Knowflake Posts: 1168 From: Charon Registered: Sep 2010
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posted May 17, 2011 09:53 AM
Don't be so hard on yourself. It's because you didn't love yourself enough and were taught to not love yourself that you landed in this situation. Buddhism 101, to think that you are worth any less than anyone else around you is ego. You deserve love. You're going to need some major healing from your family situation growing up as well as the marital situation you found yourself in. Maybe you can channel it into art or poetry? Either way, start taking care of yourself and find an outlet (a hobbie or something fun) that can give you some happiness, that allows you to take care of yourself in a way that you know you deserve to be taken care of. If sometimes it's too much and you just need to cry, let yourself cry. Pain serves to teach us a lesson. When we ignore that or suppress that it gets stronger. Ask yourself what your pain is teaching you and be brave enough to accept the answer. Fear can only blind you and impede healing so this may take some time, but be with that fear as it's a teacher too.I would encourage you to keep with some form of faith. God gives us what we need to advance. Sometimes that's not an easy lesson. Taking care of yourself, loving yourself is an important lesson, and you're making the first steps down the right direction . Sorry I went off into my beliefs a bit. I'm not buddhist but I do revere a lot of the teachings. On a short note, self compassion was most strongly correlated with psychological adaptability and flexibility in trying circumstances. I don't have that book with me but I'm pretty sure it was something like that. IP: Logged |
stillatlarge Knowflake Posts: 784 From: TX Registered: Nov 2010
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posted May 17, 2011 10:17 AM
Where have you people been for the last thirty years?!!! Every community has a Battered Women's Shelter or there is one in a nearby town who would pick her up, give her and the kids a place to stay, give them clothes, food, and help them get a rent house or apartment. From there she would get food stamps, section 8, child-care, $1,000 a month from DHS, etc. til she could get on her feet. There is no reason to go to her parents and it doesn't matter that there's PHYSICAL violence or not. They roll out the red carpet for women with children,even in TX. On the other hand, if you're single, they could care less if you live or die but if you have kids you have no worries. I'm really sick of hearing about this frankly.IP: Logged |
mochai Knowflake Posts: 1168 From: Charon Registered: Sep 2010
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posted May 17, 2011 11:23 AM
I already sent her a link with all the battered women shelters in the new york area.Given how psychological debilitating abuse is, I'm not tired of hearing about it. If she needed x 10 this amount of support I'd give it. IP: Logged |
Shalimar Knowflake Posts: 72 From: Registered: May 2011
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posted May 18, 2011 01:14 AM
Esheep, I hope you & your kids are okay. You've been on my mind.(((hugs)))Duex Antares,*applause*. That was an awesome post. 
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hmm Knowflake Posts: 747 From: Registered: Dec 2010
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posted May 18, 2011 01:22 AM
quote: Originally posted by esheep123: Feeling really bad right now. Just had a fight with the mister. He just kicked the kids, and me with his heavy boot. He's mad because the computer was "too loud" and he told me go to your parents.you daughter of a ***** . All the while, my Scorpio was outside our apartment, walking around with the wife. Then they hopped in the car and left. I think I was delusional. I think Scorpio doesn't like me at all. THe things he left me must have been coincidental. And his feelings for me were probably imagined. I deserve nothing but **** . Seriously.
i think behaviour like this makes him doubt that you actually like him. Initally he would have taken your letter as a sign of interest and it may or my not have tirggered feelings in him. However, him seeing this "mess" i think, would make him think that you're attracted to him because you see him as a way out (and he probably thinks now that you would have acted the same with any guy that could have taken you away from your husband)... i could be wrong, but i think you lost major points here!! IP: Logged |
hmm Knowflake Posts: 747 From: Registered: Dec 2010
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posted May 18, 2011 01:38 AM
btw, i can see that you're having a hard time. but are you thinking about his wife at all?? that's pretty selfish of you, no offence!! IP: Logged |
wal2 Knowflake Posts: 130 From: Registered: May 2011
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posted May 18, 2011 01:41 AM
If you think she's so selfish, why are you concerned with her "losing major points" with him? It takes two people to form a connection.IP: Logged |
lalalinda Moderator Posts: 5210 From: nevada Registered: Apr 2009
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posted May 18, 2011 02:22 AM
Thanks for posting your chart esheep.Right now Saturn is in Libra which will soon oppose your Natal Sun. Saturn transits trigger Karmic events. Since Saturn is your Ruling planet this means that the transits are highlighted. Usually Saturn is uncomfortable, you downsize so to speak and this applies to almost everything extra. Time, money, space, etc. Right now your saving grace is Jupiter It is transiting Aries so Aries rule but only untill it enters Taurus. By then you should have a plan in place. Your Moon is in Taurus and even though I look for Jupiter aspects to Venus for (unplanned) pregnancy the Moon still applies. I don't know if you plan on having more kids but right now I would be concerned with having another baby far far from home. The reason I say this is because that is a Karmic event and typical of Saturn. I want to tell you to get out and run, deal with the issues you have with your parents and work with it because it certainly won't be easy but better than the alternative. Right now Pluto is 7* Capricorn, if I read you chart correctly, your Ascendant is 11(?) degrees Cap. When Pluto reaches that point you will feel like the rug has been pulled out from under you. (at least I did) your options will change and you will not have the opportunities that you have right now. It will be 10 times easier if you're close to home (US). You and I share the same Sun/Moon combo.  Your Taurus Moon stabilizes your Aries Sun. You also have good powers of deduction so use your common sense. No matter what, be safe.  IP: Logged |
crabbypatty Knowflake Posts: 822 From: Registered: Apr 2009
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posted May 18, 2011 07:00 AM
Esheep, I am so happy to see that you have spoken with your mom and are moving in a healthy direction.It occurred to me yesterday that the reason your husband made this move to Jordan a "fact" - sending the furniture, etc. - is that he seriously felt you'd file for divorce in New York and then he'd be like every other man in matrimonial court in this jurisdiction - "cooked". I follow the matrimonial case law (even though it's not my field of practice) and I can tell you that in a marriage of long duration, especially with children involved, the judges by precedent must impose all sorts of financial duties on the husband, whether he is an angel or not, it doesn't matter. Men talk about this all the time (and who can blame them), and I am quite sure your husband would have been aware that he would end up supporting you for a while with maintenance payments and the children through college, to boot. So, much easier to escape to Jordan, eh? IP: Logged |
esheep123 Knowflake Posts: 238 From: brooklyn, ny usa Registered: Oct 2010
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posted May 18, 2011 07:39 AM
lalalinda, thank you for looking at my chart. I didn't understand the 'pregnancy' part. Do you see me getting pregnant?That is the last thing I way. Ever. IP: Logged |
lalalinda Moderator Posts: 5210 From: nevada Registered: Apr 2009
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posted May 18, 2011 01:30 PM
Hi esheep,When Jupiter leaves Aries and enters Taurus (your Moon sign) an unplanned pregnancy could happen. Whatever you decide Dear, do it while Jupiter is still in Aries. Good Luck IP: Logged |
woah cakes Knowflake Posts: 985 From: Registered: Oct 2010
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posted May 18, 2011 03:30 PM
hey esheep! i've followed your other threads (i think- you had 2 about your situation with your husband and the neighbour?) and actually decided to come back to LL to add my own support to you.i've been in abusive relationships and you sound kind of like how i used to feel (feeling worthless) and there is a current of what feels like almost apathy with this guy, where you're submitting to this, probably because you feel worthless. i'm a taurus moon too and i know self worth is the most important thing we can feel, and sometimes the hardest. we also NEED stability and we're extraordinarily loyal. stubbornly so. basically it's hard for us to leave a situation like this, especially if our self worth is suffering.. i also have a controlling mom (but she was also extremely abusive) and it sounds like maybe some of these issues stem from that relationship and maybe that's part of why you're hesitant to 'burden' her- ie she might exacerbate your self worth issues as much as your husband, or nearly so? if that is the case just keep in mind that you are no longer 'under' your mom's 'thumb', whereas it sounds like with your husband he'd very much like to keep you under his. gather up all your inner strenght and know your worth (it's TREMENDOUS) and make the right choice for your kids. even if you have to spend a year or two with your mom, remember YOU are the mother and these kids need you to be strong and make the best choices for them (and for yourself of course). being abused will never be an option to me ever again and the strength that comes with this feeling and the knowing that my daughter will in turn hopefully be spared this cycle in her own life feels AMAZING. i feel so so much stronger now. abusive people wear you down, make you feel badly for wanting to leave, or even crazy. if it feels wrong, it is. god is love, and you deserve so much of it. if your mom's isn't an option, or you're concerned that might be almost as bad (i'm just guessing here), it sounds like women's shelters in the states are an excellent option and of course you and your children deserve a fresh start. and most likely you will find tremendous support from them too. IP: Logged |
woah cakes Knowflake Posts: 985 From: Registered: Oct 2010
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posted May 18, 2011 03:34 PM
also, interestingly, the relationship with my daughter's father (he was abusive) ended when pluto transited my AC just over five years ago. that is a tough transit (even its passage through the 12th) but you will start to feel so much stronger and empowered once it's in your first. pluto in the 12th brings up subconscious crap that keeps us locked into these types of situations and once it's in the first it brings the attention to OURSELVES. it's a new cycle, a fresh start. let go of the crap holding you back from your strongest, happiest self!  IP: Logged |
esheep123 Knowflake Posts: 238 From: brooklyn, ny usa Registered: Oct 2010
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posted May 18, 2011 06:58 PM
I've talked to the husband. I told him things I already told him before. I told him I'm unhappy. I'm sick of being abused physcially and mentally. I told him I would rather be alone with my children than with him. I told him as a provider, he's okay. I told him our relationship is more father/daughter than it is husband and wife. I told him that I'd rather be alone than to hear anyone continually call me ***** and b*tch. I told him our sex life is disgusting, unfulfilling and he puts no effort in. happy. (one of his favorite sayings is: oh you should see the poor women in Jordan, who stay months without orgasming.) I told him I want a divorce, that if he's willing to give me money, fine. I told him I don't need him, and I'll do it myself. If he wants to see his kids, he'd have to pay. He told me the usual. He promised to change if I change (WTF?) He said "Sorry" half-heartedly, and shrugged it off when I refused to let him shake hands with me. That was yesterday. Yesterday, he stayed quiet. Today, when he got home from working the night shift (he's got a really cool job driving around Saudi royalty), he was angry at me. Said very little, and acted like he's the victim. He left and slammed the door behind him just now. After a few minutes of disbelief on how after we had that heart to heart, I called him. He wouldn't answer at first. After about seven tries (I know stupid me) He finally picks up, brushes me off, and tells me that "I started it, he'll end it" He refuses to get my forgivness or at least TRY to patch things up, he's acting like I'm the unreasonable one and if I don't want to be with him, that's my problem. Eight years, he's willing to just let it all go? Why? Is this ego, or does he really just NOT comprehend the consequences of his actions. IP: Logged |
mochai Knowflake Posts: 1168 From: Charon Registered: Sep 2010
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posted May 19, 2011 10:28 AM
It's because he wants control. He's trying to throw you off base and confuse you. He didn't care about the relationship, he cares about control which is why he seemed to care so little about your departure. Just be glad it's over. His behavior is pathetic if you want my honest opinion. You're going to need some healing from it, trust me. I can tell by your views on the scenario that he's warped them around for his convenience pretty decently. He doesn't know the consequences of his actions because he hasn't been taught them growing up or through you yet. He's just turned the table around in any way that allows him to continue on the way he's learned.Errm, the only other thing, I like that you did the validation, calling him a good provider. Things like that tend to keep people off the defensive. Good luck  IP: Logged | |