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klarik

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Forgetting what I said
Posted: 07-08-08 01:25am

I got married 7 months ago and moved to Az about 5 months ago with my new husband. First everything was just perfect, but after a while we started to fight a lot. Now he is very tired of me because he says I am denying and lying. After a fight we try to talk about it and tells me what i said to him, since I do have no memory of it I say What? i never said that! then he goes crazy and says I am denying and he divorced his first wife because she was denying. Then I ask him to remind me how, when I said this things he denys my request ans says he is not gonna repeat and make a fool out of him self, if I am gonna deny anyway. I spend days wondering and trying to remember when I said that he is saying I did, and get no were because i have no memory of saying. Now he says he dose't know he loves me anymore, because I betrayed him with lies and denyle, i am about to go crazy, usually my memory is very sharp and I never forget, specially things I say. I have a therapist appointment this thursday, he is gonna come with me and I hope I can make him to tell me when and how I said that to him, which I have no memory of. Anybody has been in that situation? Please share
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Posted: 07-08-08 17:24pm

put a tape recorder in the room when you fight, are you forgetting or is he imagining/making it up?

think about it his last wife was doing the same thing..... coincidence?
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