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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 653867" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>Yes, in fact, I woke up early this a.m., around 6, and never fell back to sleep. I drove around in search of husband, thinking he was at Starbucks. I drove to three locations.</p><p>Turned out he was at the gym. I found him as he was pulling out of the pkng lot and on his way to work.</p><p>I followed him to the office/clinic and while I was also there for a treatment, he said, "What's wrong? You're up early."</p><p>I said, "I have a bad feeling in my gut. Something is wrong."</p><p>He said, "difficult child is lying. Almost everything he said was a lie."</p><p>"I know." It's like a premonition.</p><p></p><p>I carry any money and credit cards in my pocket. Not in my purse. I lock each door every time I move from one room to another.</p><p></p><p>And now I'm waiting ... difficult child has stolen my things, and with each thing he does, he steals a piece of my heart. I dread this waiting, although I'm not sure if it's worse than waiting for him to come home when I don't know where he is. It's a different kind of dread and fear.</p><p></p><p>Why is he really being so good? His speech was so rehearsed. Sure, some of it was true.</p><p>But ... he's either running away from something very bad--bad guys he owes something to--or knows how good he's got it here and will do anything to come back.</p><p>Maybe even HE doesn't know that he can't keep up the good behavior. He's still too impulsive. He's hard-wired.</p><p></p><p>I should be doing an ecstatic happy-dance. But I feel weighted down.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 653867, member: 3419"] Yes, in fact, I woke up early this a.m., around 6, and never fell back to sleep. I drove around in search of husband, thinking he was at Starbucks. I drove to three locations. Turned out he was at the gym. I found him as he was pulling out of the pkng lot and on his way to work. I followed him to the office/clinic and while I was also there for a treatment, he said, "What's wrong? You're up early." I said, "I have a bad feeling in my gut. Something is wrong." He said, "difficult child is lying. Almost everything he said was a lie." "I know." It's like a premonition. I carry any money and credit cards in my pocket. Not in my purse. I lock each door every time I move from one room to another. And now I'm waiting ... difficult child has stolen my things, and with each thing he does, he steals a piece of my heart. I dread this waiting, although I'm not sure if it's worse than waiting for him to come home when I don't know where he is. It's a different kind of dread and fear. Why is he really being so good? His speech was so rehearsed. Sure, some of it was true. But ... he's either running away from something very bad--bad guys he owes something to--or knows how good he's got it here and will do anything to come back. Maybe even HE doesn't know that he can't keep up the good behavior. He's still too impulsive. He's hard-wired. I should be doing an ecstatic happy-dance. But I feel weighted down. [/QUOTE]
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