She was stressed. "I can't do this," she told me. She was on the verge of running back just for a quickie. "No!" I told her, "You can do this. I have faith." She went on to tell me that, since the break-up on Tuesday, she's been grumpy, irritable, doubting herself. She spent one day just lying in bed pouting over the break-up. If she couldn't have what she wanted she was just going to sleep all day. And she did.
Funny thing is, she's the one who broke up with her love, not the other way around. Yet she went on to tell me, "I've been calling, driving by the house, begging to be taken back, and I'm just getting ignored!" Basically she's been stalking her love...metaphorically speaking, of course, because her love has no phone, no house, and isn't really ignoring her; she's the one doing the ignoring. But she wants the relationship back so badly that, in her mind, she feels like she's a stalker.
She was so miserable on the phone. I felt terrible for her. But there was nothing I could do except talk her down from the ledge because the break-up was needed. And it's only two weeks, then they can get back together, albeit taking it slow and gradually building the relationship back up. It'll never be the same as it was, though.
When they get back together she'll be more cautious. She'll enjoy what she can, when she can and won't over indulge. She'll get rid of all the bad aspects of the relationship and stick strictly with good...only taking what will be healthy and nourishing to her body and mind. No more of the sappy sugary stuff; that'll be gone for good. If she starts to slip back into her old patterns with her love, she has me to help right her wrongs.
See, she's having gastric bypass surgery and has to be on a strictly liquid diet for the next two weeks. No solid food at all. I told her that she needs to look at the end result, especially when she's craving a quick run through a fast-food drive thru. I told her she'll feel better and be healthier. She knows that but still needs a reminder and a hand to hold on to while she's braving the no-solid-food aspect of the whole ordeal. And that's okay, that's why I'm here.
You can do this, my friend!! I have complete and total faith in you; you have my love and support!! The next two weeks will be tough but stalking food won't help, I promise you. And there will definitely be no quickie runs. If you need to talk just pick up the phone and call me...any time, day or night.
Until next time...peace to all.
