and please don't think i'm saying that you are childish to have these feelings, you are NOT, plus you asked advice about your thoughts, much respect to you.. i'm just saying that you and he are both completely different animals now, Remember with love your past, but leave it there if it doesn't fit in with what's happening now.
I have to agree that it's doesn't seem to be beneficial for this emotional affair you are having with your first love. Remember, he left you alone and pregnant, I too think that you should go to another gym, or buy your own equipment so that your husband and kids can also enjoy working out.
I still daydream about my first love. and consider contacting him once in awhile, but i know that would hurt his wife, and my husband.
1 Corinthians !3:109
For we know in part and we prophesy in part; ..but when the perfect comes, the partial will be done away. When I was a child, I used to speak like a child, think like a child, reason like a child; when I became a man, I did away with childish things.…
Londres70 - that was really observant about the screen name !!
Johnathonray - Considering the dates You have cited, I think You are about 25 years old?? !!
You have a Husband and 2 Children !!
You are no longer a lovesick teenager - and life is not a romance novel !!
I also agree with Londres70 regarding the other People involved here - if You were to realize Your 'fantasy' it would be a DISASTER for FOUR Children and TWO Adults besides You and Him. You two had Your chance with each other - it didn't work - move on - join another gym.
You even chose his name for your screen name here........geesh.
Hon, two words................wake UP. This is a bit melodramatic and over the top; creepy. Sounds like you have never had any closure to this breakup. This is EXTREMELY unhealthy...........in fact it is stalking.
A married women with two children fantasizing about a married man with a child on the way..........really? If he were willing and ready to be with you would you be OK with breaking up TWO families/marriages?
Soulmate? He cheated on you over and over then he went and married someone else, so I am thinking he didn't consider you two as "soulmates," but for some reason you are fantasizing that you two were/are soulmates.
"....I LOVE My Husband But Don't Think I WILL EVER LOVE Anyone Like I Did HIM ...I Wonder if I WILL EVER GET Over HIM OR If There Is Anyway I Can Let HIM Go ...There are still some songs on my Playlist if they come on remind me of him ..clay walker where do I fit in the picture,gary all it would be you,Carrie Underwood someday I'll stop loving you Kelli Pickler one last time ...sometimes I have to skip them because I still tear up"....................Well, whenever you have these thoughts THINK about YOUR children and husband and what you would be destroying if you take this situation ANY further. Plus, you aren't considering his pregnant wife and showing very little consideration for her. In other words think about the others involved MORE than yourself;
You are pining for someone who has move on and left this stuff in the past.
Agree with life about cancelling that membership and with TQG and Tink about seeking counseling. You aren't thinking clearly. What is scary is you are starting to act on this fantasy by joining that gym.
Get real and wake up dear.
Be carefull what you wish for as nature has a way of making things we desire possible but most often is not they way we expected and often there is tremendous sorry involved. I would suggest quiting the gym you joined to seek him out as this is in a way cheating on your now husband.
Love your husband in the time you are together as there comes a day when we loose them either by choice or illness.
He's proven HimSelf to You time and time again. He has no morals, no standards, no integrity, no respect for others (You AND the women He had/is cheating with. You KNOW this about Him. What You need to do is examine YourSelf. You need to realize what it is about YOU that causes You to want SomeOne of such poor character. You have choices and You are CHOOSING to pine away over this guy. He Is NOT Your SoulMate - a 'soulmate' does NOT cheat on the relationship. "SoulMates" are made - They GROW out of a meaningful relationship/commitment - and it takes years of this growth to BECOME SoulMates.
Marriages need Love, Trust, Honor, Respect and Desire. The People in the Marriage also need to EMBODY those - EACH of them need to be loveABLE, trustWORTHY, honorABLE, respectFUL and desirABLE. If either one of them stops being those things (or fails to be those things in the first place) then that person is NOT a "soulmate".
It sounds to me like You've made a lot of Your own drama by 'wanting' to 'love' someone who is totally unloveABLE !!
You say the Husband You have is great and that You love Him. So go with that - Love HIM and let the cheater go - He's gone anyway (always has been) it's just been Your refusal to let it go.
I am DEEPLY in love with my Husband, but none the less, I believe love is a CHOICE and You can, You really can choose to love a good man over a bad man
I agree that it's not fair to Your present Husband for You to 'think' this way and I agree You need help and guidance.
GoodLuck
Your post is so long that I sort of skimmed it, but to answer your title question, yes, I think it's possible that you will never get over your first love.
I do know women who had one first love, and that didn't go well, and they never recovered from it and never found any other man who could give them that "spark", their entire lives.
Some humans are truly monogamous, meaning, there is one partner for them and once they find that partner they won't be able to accept another partner. There are animal species that are like that, and if the first partner dies, they live the rest of their lives without a partner.
So yes, you may go to your grave a very old woman still in love with this one guy. But that doesn't mean he would be any good for you if you got back together with him.
What would have been was you having to put up with cheating again and again and again. Maybe he's been better with this girl, but he already proved to you he wasn't someone to trust time and time again.
What you're holding onto is romanticized hope. I would recommend some counseling to help you move past this. It's not fair for your husband and marriage to hold onto this fantasy. It is possible to move past this, but it seems you may need some help and guidance.