The
dumbest decision I ever made was to marry someone I knew for a short while, and
the even dumber decision was sticking to that life for almost 7 years.
I
tried it all to make it work. Talking doesn’t always help, neither does therapy
or counseling. It was the greatest feeling when I left, when I walked out of my
marriage. I had already found a humble house for rent. Took the day off from
work, spent a few hours to box the necessary things (of mine) and by evening I
had left the big, beautiful house where I had the ugliest memories of my adult
life.
It
was pure joy to live alone, to be in charge of everything, most importantly to live where no one to
strangulate me or punch me in my face.
Freedom!
The
downside of it though, of living alone…A to Z of the household responsibilities
need to be carried out by me. In a way it is fun, but sometimes it is such a
pain in the ass. Going to work every day so that bills can be paid, paying the
bills (itself is a task indeed ), making meals, getting things to make meals,
but the most irritating task of all is to fix what is broken. And things always
break – it’s either the fan or the blender or the door. There is always a new
errand to run. You know how I see it? It is like God feels bad for all the regular
problems I have and gives me a new problem once in a while to solve, to make life more interesting.
It sucks, but I would never trade this life for what I had before.
It sucks, but I would never trade this life for what I had before.
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