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I finally threw her out
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<blockquote data-quote="RPmom" data-source="post: 744651" data-attributes="member: 23522"><p>I am feeling a bit of euphoria- kind of like an alcoholic pink cloud. We have talked on the phone so I know she is OK and she is so resilient and completely oblivious; but the last few nights in my own home without her and her boyfriend sleeping all day staying up all night, trashing my house, eating my food, making me feel uncomfortable in my own space has just been such a relief. I have felt victimized for at least 10 to 15 years and for the last three days I feel strong. I called her today about what to do with the rest of her stuff because her room looks like a trash dump with clothes, class is full of rank stale solid milk, he just wouldn’t believe it. Well he probably would. She agreed that I could just box it all up and put it in the attic because she knows she doesn’t need it because it is all trash. It wasn’t a bad conversation. She is clueless. I don’t really want to clean her disgusting filthy room but I am so excited to tear down all of their hand made posters and things that they 12 or 13-year-old would have on their wall, clean out just the trash, pack it up and for Christmas I am going to paint the room redecorate my new bedding and do whatever I want with my new room. I just know that for every app there is a down and I know that right now I am artificially excited but as it gets colder and I worry about her not having a place to live I will become vulnerable and that is why I have to post and I have to rely on people Like you have been through this and have more experience. I really want to live my life. I want some joy before I die. And I want her to have joy to but for right now it’s so nice not having these criminals in my house.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RPmom, post: 744651, member: 23522"] I am feeling a bit of euphoria- kind of like an alcoholic pink cloud. We have talked on the phone so I know she is OK and she is so resilient and completely oblivious; but the last few nights in my own home without her and her boyfriend sleeping all day staying up all night, trashing my house, eating my food, making me feel uncomfortable in my own space has just been such a relief. I have felt victimized for at least 10 to 15 years and for the last three days I feel strong. I called her today about what to do with the rest of her stuff because her room looks like a trash dump with clothes, class is full of rank stale solid milk, he just wouldn’t believe it. Well he probably would. She agreed that I could just box it all up and put it in the attic because she knows she doesn’t need it because it is all trash. It wasn’t a bad conversation. She is clueless. I don’t really want to clean her disgusting filthy room but I am so excited to tear down all of their hand made posters and things that they 12 or 13-year-old would have on their wall, clean out just the trash, pack it up and for Christmas I am going to paint the room redecorate my new bedding and do whatever I want with my new room. I just know that for every app there is a down and I know that right now I am artificially excited but as it gets colder and I worry about her not having a place to live I will become vulnerable and that is why I have to post and I have to rely on people Like you have been through this and have more experience. I really want to live my life. I want some joy before I die. And I want her to have joy to but for right now it’s so nice not having these criminals in my house. [/QUOTE]
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