My father is no more than a nightmare for us

When my father came home drunk and beat my mom, I felt like beating him like pulp.

But my mother, a pious catholic that she was, never allowed me to.

And I would bring out this anger at the punching pag at the gym.

Then one day my mother decided to talk…talk for the last time…about divorcing my mother.

It came as a shock to me as well. However, I felt happy for mom. She had suffered a lot.

A few years later my father succumbed to blood cancer. None of us cried, although we attended his funeral.

Today my father is not much than a nightmare.

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Confessions of a step-mom

It was he who approached me with a marriage proposal.

I was just out of a painful marriage and I didn’t want to take the second chance. But luck seemed to have different designs for me.

He was a widower; had a cute little son. Came to love him in first look. I too wanted a kid – couldn’t conceive with my first marriage.

I not only got a happy married life. I also got a son. I am happy now

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I am happy I am divorced

Who had thought that I will start hating the women of my life one day.

We had a love marriage. We had a romantic honeymoon. We spent whole nights having sex. We would miss each other whole we were away on business trips.

Then things suddenly started to crumble between us. Bitterness followed with nights being spent fighting each other.

Today I am happy that the marriage ended.

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Am I guilty of starting all this

While talking to my mother after a long time, the discussion veered towards my marriage and its ultimate end. And then she suddenly said that I could have saved my marriage if I wanted.

I tried to show her reason. My husband used to beat me almost every day. Still I bore with it for 3 long years. I tried my best to save my marriage. But couldn’t.

Am I still guilty of ending my marriage?

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The “other wife”

I often said that drinking was his “other wife”…no infidelity (that I know of anyway!) but isn’t it amazing how much time they can spend with the “other wife”? How that becomes the priority…no the real wife…or kids…or a job…or a LIFE! And then…THEY get pissed because you got tired of waiting for them to realize that YOU should have meant more than the beer… so they tell all of your mutual friends how your cheating ended the marriage. Well, let me tell you this…drinking slowly “pulled the bandaid off the wound” but cheating “ripped it off quickly”

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