Hi... I'm not really sure how to do this, so I guess I'll just go for it... I am a lesbian. It feels so weird to say... even though it's anonymous. I can't come out to my family, or my friends... soon, but not yet. I want to tell them so badly, but if I don't prepare them then it probably won't go well. The idea of being an out of the closet lesbian scares me a little. I think that I've known for a while, but just haven't acknowledged it. I keep watching the door, ready to close the internet window if someone comes home. It's a lot of work, to keep it a secret, especially when I met someone who I thought was the love of my life. Now it's over, and that really shook my confidence. I loved her so much, it hurts to think about it. We didn't brake up because she was cheating on me or anything, she was leaving, and I knew that I had to let her go, we both knew that it would never have worked. I know she still loves me, and every once and a while I check her Facebook account, and every time I do it's still there. She married me on Facebook. I know it sounds ridiculous, but she really wanted to, and I thought that it was cute. Every time I look on her profile, there it is. Sometimes I cry, sometimes I smile, and sometimes I do nothing. I don't know what to feel anymore. It's funny, she was the one person who I was always able to talk to, and now she's gone. We don't talk, and if we did, I think that it would hurt even more. I can't say any more, or I'll burst into tears. So goodbye I guess. The pain is almost gone, I hope...

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by Anonymous on Feb 21, 2014 at 7:22 AM

You both knew it would never have worked, but yet you hold on to her memory--in my book that is one of the definitions of fucktard. You agreed to the breakup, move on!

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by Anonymous on Feb 21, 2014 at 9:25 AM

#1, have you ever heard of typo's? I'll bet you never made a single mistake in your life. Always double, triple or greater. No one is perfect but you? I was going to say that I bet you can even spell some 5 and 6 letter words and then I note you wrote irregardless and vocabulary. Bet you had to check with Mr Webster?
And #2, although the author professes to be a lesbian and in a love affair. You say they both knew from the start it would never work. Listen up. My wife and I fell in love on first sight, we dated, no sex, and ended up getting married 6 months later. Should we have known it would never work because there was only love and no sex? Get this, she died 3 months ago after we celebrated out 61st anniversary and we were still madly in love, neither of us ever cheated, neither ever had to, we were attached as one. And, yeah, and, I still miss her and constantly imagine her being by my side.
Yeah, I am an old man and it may surprise you but I can still get it on, probably better than some a hell of a lot younger than me. I have offers but so far have managed to decline, too soon after my loss to cheat, as I call it.
So.................etc;

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by Anonymous on Feb 21, 2014 at 11:35 AM

#3 "... I knew that I had to let her go, we both knew that it would never have worked."

I am not saying that people don't meet and live happily, but they both agreed it would not work, she let the person go--now she has to move on. By hanging on to the memory of what they both knew would not work and was a mutually agreed split, she is only robbing herself of happiness by not getting on with her life.

At best they avoided what ever the "it would never have worked" would be, and at worst one or both of them don't possess the commitment to live a fully and happy life together. In either case, they need to get over it because they already resolved to part ways.

BTW: that is not what happened to you and your wife, I am sorry for your loss, but what is professed in this "confession" is not what happened to you.

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