I had so many thoughts tumbling around in my head. I was trying to make sense of one, to mold it into a coherent blog post, when Pete came in the room. Seeing what I was up to, he informed me that his sponsor blocked my blog (on Pete's computer) via his "Net Nanny." I get limited info these days about the workings of his sponsor, but he did tell me that he finally found some software that was compliant with his employer's computer/internet policy. His sponsor manages the filters for him. Apparently my blog was "a drug for his emotional dependency."
Honestly I'm not sure what to think. It's weird to not really be sure if he will ever read this. I've grown so accustomed to writing with him over my shoulder - so to speak. (Not literally.) His work computer is really the only computer he has access to.
Anyway. That mini-conversation added even more thoughts to the mix and now I'm sure I can't compose anything coherent.
BUT!
THIS!
This is very important to me. Please watch. Please donate. I opened my own bank account a couple months ago. I've been saving to establish financial independence. But I think I'm going to drop a fat wad on this project. I really believe in it.
Dude. THIS. IS. POWERFUL! Major shame shedder here! Love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! The main reason I feel so alone in struggling with my husband's addiction is because I don't want other people to know about it. I don't want my friends or family members to think he is a pervert or that he is a bad person. I wish I didn't feel so much shame.
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