He is out of jail. I just received emails and he has texted me:
"is B in chicago can u stop by please i miss u"
and
"are you coming back tonight" (i'm out of town studying)
How do I approach ignoring? Would it be best to tell him I don't want to communicate, or just NOT communicate. The latter seems best as there is no room for debate!
Thoughts???
I know Im new here, but Ive delt with this stuff before. Ive been where youve been, the heart screams out and tries to make the rational part of ur brain not pay attention all you are hearing is that all is in the past, we all deserve another chance, things can be different if we try.
This is where you need to use the rational part of ur brain, and forget ur heart and you need to remember what an addict is. We will come to you loving, and caring and so so sorry that it ever happened, and we will change the subject to keep it away from us, and on you and how much we love you and will never hurt you or put you through something like that again, then once that part of the craving is satisfied, the ravenous creature inside us comes out. We are in our comfort zone, and it may not happen immediately, but the old ways will begin to circulate back into the normal pace of life you have set for yourself.
Addicts, are generally good people, but when our disease is raging we hurt everyone we love, intentional or not, and seeming as though YOU are in a good place, remain there and be selfish, and think of you and you alone, and when your heart cries out, remember the disease that waits around the corner once you let someone back in ur life without them experiencing true consequences, and true loss. Dont let them make you feel as though you are hurting them, you are empowering yourself. Ignore, ignore ignore, close the blinds, take phone off the hook, go to a hotel if you have to. Stay grounded, and dont get carried away in someone elses storm.