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Seeing him with someone else will weigh heavily, I'm sure.
And, with the young kids, it's not like you can avoid him.
In time... you'll reach a point where you'll get past the dry heaves
(an involuntary emotional reaction).
Like mami says, look for some kind of support system
(i.e. family, friends, counseling, this forum) to help you process your
thoughts and see you through this. Take care!
'I cant cope with' give yourself a break, you are not made of steel, what he has done is extreme.
Let yourself feel the feelings, walk around crying if you want to. you are entitled to your feelings, he cant take that away. I wish you and your children the very best of luck and take support wherever you can.
I still get those nauseous feelings about my ex, but I have to accept that he has been with others as well as me. It took me years to actually be with another man, and I don't think I was ready at that time, it was more of a revenge thing and he'd do it mentality, and I wish I would have waited until I was mentally stable but I didn't. Just give it time. You will heal. You two weren't meant to be. Be strong for the kids. What is his time limit? Would you take him back in a few years after all of that? How would you view him if you two did get back together, would you nag him if he did sleep with someone?
I wish nothing more than for you to be happy (even though I don't know you).