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<blockquote data-quote="Elsieshaye" data-source="post: 509667" data-attributes="member: 12928"><p>Thanks, C. I know this is all part of the dance, but can I just say how completely angry and disappointed I am that he is trying to guilt and manipulate me into taking him back in? Zero attempt at taking ownership of his own stuff. Pure playing-the-victim and wanting to twist my arm by telling me how much he's suffering. That, more than anything, tells me nothing's changed and I made the right decision. Still irks me, however. I wish I could wave a magic wand and he could poof into self-awareness and maturity. I really do hope he takes this as a first step into a new relationship with me on a different level. What I'm expecting in the short term is a face full o'crazy ranting and telling me what a terrible, unloving mother I am. I should probably be able to tolerate that better than I actually can, because I'm the grownup and all, but I really just can't. Thank goodness for email, because I would be a wreck if I'd had to do that face-to-face.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Elsieshaye, post: 509667, member: 12928"] Thanks, C. I know this is all part of the dance, but can I just say how completely angry and disappointed I am that he is trying to guilt and manipulate me into taking him back in? Zero attempt at taking ownership of his own stuff. Pure playing-the-victim and wanting to twist my arm by telling me how much he's suffering. That, more than anything, tells me nothing's changed and I made the right decision. Still irks me, however. I wish I could wave a magic wand and he could poof into self-awareness and maturity. I really do hope he takes this as a first step into a new relationship with me on a different level. What I'm expecting in the short term is a face full o'crazy ranting and telling me what a terrible, unloving mother I am. I should probably be able to tolerate that better than I actually can, because I'm the grownup and all, but I really just can't. Thank goodness for email, because I would be a wreck if I'd had to do that face-to-face. [/QUOTE]
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