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The goal of this website is to give support to people who are facing problems in their relationship related to cheating, abuse and narcissism. I am living in Europe and English is not my native language, I wish you will excuse me if I make some grammatical errors. I have a background in neuroscience and behavioral sciences and I am currently doing brain research related to these topics in university in my home country. I decided to write in English because I wish to reach as many people as I can around the world.

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There are ways to cope with a narcissist, if you decide to stay in a relationship with one. You may feel you do not want to face the financial burden due to the divorce or separation from a narcissistic husband or wife, or you may fear the loneliness after the break-up. Whatever the reasons are for your decision to stay in a relationship with a narcissist or a mental abuser, it must be clear to you that you can never change a narcissist. When it comes to a narcissist, a saying "what you see is what you get" is literally true.

If you decide to stay, you get Narcissist as he or she is now, the situation will never change and the things that bother you now will always be there. There might be some improvement, but the improvement requires that a narcissist first realizes that he or she has a problem. Unfortunately, only very rarely a narcissist is capable of doing this, so do not expect a miracle.

If you despite these facts decide to stay in your relationship with a narcissist or a mental abuser, here are the steps you must take in order to maintain your mental health (after reading this list, a thought that comes to mind is "who wants to live like this". But in the end we are all free to choose how to live our life, so let us not judge others without knowing their situation in detail). If you wish to leave your narcissistic partner, I recommend you to read about the methods I used to teach my mind and my brain to get rid of the "addiction" to a narcissist. Read more about this topic from the page Recovery After Cheating and Narcissism.

Forget your own wishes and dreams if you are living with a narcissist

Do not expect a narcissist to keep promises or to be loyal to you. A narcissist may do that if it is convenient for him or her (it can be that it is often convenient for a narcissist to keep promises, especially in the beginning of the relationship. This may make it seem as if a narcissist is constantly keeping promises. But this is only an illusion. When the moment comes and a narcissist must make a choice, a narcissist will make his or her decisions based on his or her own selfish reasons. A narcissist will cheat, lie and betray without thinking of you for one second. Be aware of this, so that you will not get disappointed when cheating or some other form of betrayal occurs.

Build a strong self-esteem

Do not let your narcissistic spouse break you mentally. That is the goal of a narcissist, that is what gives a narcissist kicks, the feeling of the control over you. There are some simple tricks which can help you to teach yourself to ignore a narcissist when he or she is trying to catch you off-guard and abuse you mentally. If you are considering staying in a relationship with a narcissist you must become very strong, because you must face all obstacles in life alone, a narcissist will never be able to give you any kind of mental support.

Always remember that your narcissistic spouse is a mentally sick person

When a narcissist is cheating on you or says or does something that makes you feel bad and depressed, keep in mind that the behavior of a narcissist is not "normal" by any standards. Normal human beings would not behave like that. Read about A Narcissist as a Mental Abuser to learn how to recognize the signs of malignant narcissism and serious mental abuse. Then take a different approach towards your narcissistic husband or wife. Think of your narcissistic husband or wife as someone with permanent mental illness. Now, it is up to you to decide if you want to spend your life "taking care" of permanently sick person. Normally of course we want to stay with our beloved ones during the times of struggle such as mental illness. But in this case you will never receive any gratitude from the patient. If you decide to stay with a narcissist, do it for your own personal reasons. If you do not want to let go of certain things that you have with your narcissistic spouse, then stay with him or her, but do it because of yourself, not because of a narcissist. Do not pity a narcissist, your empathy will be wasted along with your precious life.

Be prepared for cheating

Narcissists are often cheaters. If you decide to stay with a narcissist, be prepared to experience cheating at some point during your relationship. Narcissists do not feel remorse when they are cheating, which makes cheating very easy for them. If a narcissist is good-looking, there will be plenty of opportunities for cheating and a narcissist will not hesitate to seize the moment. If the person with whom a narcissist is cheating on you appears to be "better" than you in the eyes of a narcissist, a narcissist will leave you in a second and will switch to this new narcissistic supply. Often a narcissist also gets enjoyment and excitement out of cheating. A narcissist is constantly seeking for thrill and kicks, and secret affair is perfect for fulfilling these needs.

If you are cheating on your narcissistic spouse, a narcissist sees you as someone who is totally dishonest and evil and makes sure that you and all your friends and relatives and even strangers will know how horrible person you are. But if a narcissist is cheating on you or is having an affair, a narcissist sees nothing wrong with it. A narcissist justifies the cheating by being "in love" with the secret lover. In the mind of a narcissist love justifies everything. But if you are cheating, you are merely ruthless and dishonest, because in the mind of a narcissist it is not possible that you would love someone more than you love a narcissist, so love cannot be reason for your cheating. It is impossible to know exactly what is going on in the mind of a narcissist, but somehow a narcissist manages to twist things in such a way that if you are cheating it is wrong and a narcissist deserves all the pity in the world, but if a narcissist is cheating on you, a narcissist will always find a way to justify it, and that makes it possible for a narcissist to continue cheating. You can never trust a narcissist.

If you want to read more about some basic tricks and methods I used to teach my mind to let go of my mental "addiction" to a narcissist, please visit page Recovery After Cheating and Narcissism. There are ways to teach the brain and the mind to recover faster after facing crisis such as cheating and betrayal. Those same methods can be used to get over mentally abusive relationship with a narcissistic spouse. The quality of your everyday life will become much better if you are able to teach your mind to deal with all sorts of problems instead of letting the tragedies crush you. If you can control your emotions, it will be easier for you to decide what you wish to do with your relationship with your narcissistic partner.

To read more about narcissism and how the mind of a narcissist works, go to section Narcissism. To read personal stories of life with a narcissistic spouse, go to section Personal Stories: Narcissistic Spouse. To read about cheating and how the mind of a cheater works, go to section Cheating and Infidelity. To read personal stories of life with a cheating spouse, go to section Personal Stories: Cheating and Infidelity. If you wish, you can read more about the content of this website and about my background from page Site Overview or go to other sections by clicking Main Menu links (left bar).

- Maria

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Comments (111)
  • LA-SG mommy  - Stuck and don't know what to do.
    I am a mother of a beautiful 11 month baby girl. My husband works and I stay home with our daughter. I love being a stay at home mom and don't want to give that up, but I hate living with my moody, angry, abusive husband. He has hurt me physically on several occasions. He flirts with other women. He turns from happy to angry in a millisecond and I never know what is going to set him off. He can be great and I do love certain qualities about him. But I fear for my safety and don't want my daughter raised in an abusive environment. I wish he would just go to therapy and get his anger under control. He says he loves me, says our family is the most important thing to him but he acts as if the opposite is true. I don't know what to do. I hate walking on eggshells in my own house.
  • ss4  - I don't know anymore what to do.
    I am 28 yrs old. I have been with my boyfriend since I was 14. I was so in love.. STILL am.. I am atleast. How he feels .. that has always been a question. I always said I love him more then he loves me. How sad is it for me to say that after so long and after 4 children. He has cheated on me in the past numerous times and it resulted in him having another child with someone else. Yes just that someone that could be there for him better then .. at that tine I didnt even have my own place, car etc. so he needed that. Could it be that I use that as a good enough reason to do what he did? Maybe.. but for the both of us.. I put it behind us..I try atleast. I still have nightmares from all the cheating and the stories that I was told that I never confronted him about. Years later I still wake up in sweats.. and at times in tears. People say that he is the way he is because I spoiled him. I always gave him what he wanted. I did. I made it a priority to try to give him what he wanted before me..Not that he made me but I wanted to. Now its to the point that no matter what I do.. it is not good enough.. he doesnt work . he cant keep job.. can not take someone else like a boss giving him instructions. if I dont get home fast enough .. its a problem.. if I dont cook what he would have wanted that night it is a problem..but I have to read his mind.. in his mind I should have known.I cant even sit here and try to put examples on paper.. or express what I feel. I just know that every story that I read made me cry.. for them yes but bc I have tried to hard to please him..make things work.. that I financially strapped to please him..i would feed him before i fed myself. I lost that thrill in me anymore. I no longer get my hairdone..nails ..I didnt care about anything but him..and just him being happy. then to read that he will never change..what am i doing.. what am going to do.. I care to much to throw him out..but he is moody and so miserable that my home is not a home anymore. one day he will have a mood change and act as if nothing happened. everything i say is something diff in his head. Someone please just tell me what to do.. I mentally can not take this anymore. It has been too long and it is breaking me. I am a mother and I need to live my life for OUR kids not him.
  • Cara  - I feel like I'm crazy
    I was with my narcastic bf for 8years,he constantly cheated on me and always came back to me apologizing,I kept taking him back and he kept cheating,I thought he'd realize he's wrong after he saw how upset it made me,but no.in the end I told him to leave,the last time he cheated.he obviously denied he cheated-being narcastic,he didn't want to feel guilty but on top said it was my fault,that I was fat,ugly and that he didn't love me years before we broke up.

    They never change and never admit fault
  • dawn  - having a hard time
    my boyfriend of a year seems to be an abuser. we live together. The relationship started out really fast. he pushed it along quite faster than i really wanted. he seemed perfect. spoiled me, praised my every move etc etc. then a few months in started a whole new ball game. little insults here and there. threats etc. months later he escalated to becoming violent. After 5 hours or so of verbal attack sitting there saying nothing, i finally got so mad at him i slapped him in the face to get him to leave me alone. he wound up smacking me so hard in the side of my head he ruptured my eardrum. i spent the night at the hospital alone...and three months later im still waiting for it to heal. it may take surgury to fix it. he's constantly putting me down claiming im not a good example of a woman, im a slob, a liar, lazy, not paying enough attention to him, my dog is a cockroach, my house is a barn or shack. Im in school full time for Architecture. I'm a smart girl with a big heart. I have a lot of patience, but I cant take his verbal abuse anymore. I fear every day when he comes home that i've done something wrong, or not good enough. If his dinner isnt ready for him, if his lunch isnt packed, if the laundry isnt done, if the dishes arent rinsed properly, if there is a spec of dirt anywhere. Even if i have just finished a 12 hours day at school or work. I can't seem to do anything ever good enough for him. I try everything i can to please him and do my work and schol and still make time for him. I feel drained. He has hurt my self image and tells me i've gained weight (i weigh 130 lbs). He tells me my clothes looks bad etc. Most other people tell me how good i look. I don't know what to do. I know it sounds stupid but im still in love with him. I am financially not in the greatest position. I just want him to stop bullying me and putting me down all the time. I try to avoid arguing at all costs. but he yells for hours all by himself at me. i get to a point where i want to say something back but i know it provokes him further. Is there any way to say something to get him to stop the yelling or argument? Is there things to avoid saying to stop from setting him off? am i just fooling myself into thinking there is anything good here to stick around for? how do i pull myself away from him? when we are good we have incredible passion and im deeply attracted to him, which i hadnt felt for someone in some time before him. I know what he's doing is wrong but i don't know how to get away from it or stop it, or stand up to it. the last time i tried to stand up for it, i got injured. it scares me to think of what he might do if i tell him to move out. He has already broken things in the house the last time i tried that. I'm exhausted and drained and just want to focus on school and doing well. He is making it 10 times harder. what do i do?
  • melora  - He won't change
    Hi Dawn,
    Your guy will not change, and he sounds dangerous. After all, he broke your ear drum. If he did that to a stranger, he would have gone to jail and he would have a criminal record. So why is it ok that he did that to you?
    I know it seems that there are not enough good guys out there, but it's better to be alone than living through what you are living through. I've been there. And yes, I'm alone, but I at least have the possibility of finding somebody decent. If you stay with this loser (sorry, but I call a spade a spade), you don't have that possibility.
    My advice- get out, but do it quietly. Try boring him to death. Tell him you are not sure about the relationship. Don't react to what he says to you. If he says mean things, say, "yeah, you are probably right." That's it. Don't disagree, don't argue. Also, don't spend time alone with him! Your goal is to bore him into finding another victim. Yup. That's right. That's the safest way out. Get him to cheat on you and move on.
    You have to understand this guy has a mental problem which will NEVER change. He doesn't love you, and he never did. It's not you, though. He would treat any woman the exact same way. I lived through it. Don't waste yourself on this loser. He is trying to bring you down because he can't get up to your level, no lie. That's what narcissists do.

    Good luck. Live strong
  • LEAVE HIM  - NOW
    LEAVE HIM PLEASE!!!!!! HE IS DANGEROUS!!!! He sounds like my ex, fortunately I left him just when the verbal abuse started after his charming side came to a halt. He showered me with gifts in the beginning too, pampered me to a point of it being almost too much. And in return he wanted me to praise him and do everything according to him. I was never allowed to disagree or question his authority. It will only get worse. The fact that you even question your relationship is a sign of warning, go with your gut instinct and leave him for the sake of your life. NOW!!!
  • Looking for Paradise
    Dawn, you sound just like me fourteen years ago. Yet here I am fourteen years later and now I realize that even if you get it together and get his laundry done, be super woman and have the house impecable, give your dog away, do everthing he asks, he will always find something to make you feel bad. He tells you that you look bad at 131 lbs. As soon as you drop five pounds thinking you are going to please him, he will tell you that you are too thin and that you disgust him. Everything you like, he will say it looks bad on you and I am sure he even compares you to other woman and says, see if you dressed like that I would be happy...... You will soon find yourself without alone, he will make sure to get rid of all your friends, he will disrespect you as if you were a piece of trash, he will drive you to the point of giving up all you love, including your dog, you may even find youself having to obtain his approval of something before you buy it (makeup, clothes, etc.). Does any of this sound familiar? I can keep going with examples becuase I have many years worth of them. It will never change, he doesn't fight for a reason he fights for the sake of fighting and he will continue to hurt you. Be prepared, becuase when something happens in your life, especially something bad and you are not at the top of your game, that is when he will move in and strike to get whatever he wants, when you are most vulnerable. If you take a calendar and mark down all the times he goes off on you, you will see a patern. You will realize that he cant go a certain time frame, like say a month, without arguing or putting you down. Unfortunately, the person you fell in love with does not exists, it was him acting in order to get you to fall in love with him. Now his true colors come out. I am sure that you feel more like his maid or his slave than his partner. I know you are desperately in love but that love will go away and the bandage will come off your eyes. If you are truly sure about leaving him, next time he goes off just call the police and protect yourself, because we both know that these type of men do not protect you or care about you. If you stay and continue trying, you will eventually see him for what he truly is and you will hate him. Speaking from experience, if you can leave, do it, otherwise you will just be throwing away years of your life on someone who is not worth it. That is if he doesn't psychally hurt you really bad. I wish you the best on whatever you decide.
  • james  - cheated on by narc woman
    I was with a Narc woman for 4 years, dated her 2 of those years. I think I dated her just to get her to stop nagging me to death that I didn't love her. I decided to fall in love with her and take the bad with the good. The first year of dating was blissful but the second year we began having problems. I worked a year and a half for her and was paid virtually nothing, meanwhile my bills were compiling. She was extremely manipulative and controlling and wanted me around her 20 hours a day. I was treated like garbage for about the last 6 months. She has tried to destroy me mentally. She has trashed my reputation and turned a lot of people against me. However, I have faith in people that they will eventually see through her. Three months ago she told me to not come over one night, because a girlfriend was coming over. I went over that morning to give her a back rub and some dude was in bed with her. I didn't pound his face in rather I just left. I was still in love with her and decided to fight for the relationship but resume it only after extensive counseling. She "dated" this guy about 3 weeks and I made it a point to show up at places they were going and be intimidating. I'm normally a very soft spoken and gentle guy but something snapped in me. Needless to say he dumped her. She called me one day and I spent a half day with her and she acted like nothing had transpired. I went home and the next day I drove over to bring her some watermelon which she loves. She said she currently had company (with the same girlfriend) and grabbed the watermelon, abruptly leaving me standing in the driveway. Only her car was in the driveway. I didn't hear from her for several weeks. Later I found out she had moved some pencil-necked twerp in and was now calling him her boyfriend. I just decided enough was enough and have been dealing with the depression ever since. She talks like she wants to resume our relationship in the future but I realize that I would be a fool to ever trust her. I'm just shocked that after all I did for her she could do this. I spent several months renovating a rundown building for her so she could have a business location. I used to give her 2 hour massages and go everywhere with her and repair her car and house. This has left me exhausted but luckily my dad has employed me to help me dig out financially. Another thing that bothers me is her so-called group of friends that talk behind my back and make fun of me. They encourage her in these evil behaviors. A part of me still cares and I feel helpless to save her from these people. She recently started drinking to the point of passing out. She tells me she's now happy. I just say "I don't know if you are, doesn't sound like it."
  • hello, all  - I thought I marry my befriend
    Hello, all
    I have been mary for 5 years been togther for 9, I guess it all started 4 weeks before our wedding. When I caught him cheating with a ped/resident he is a physician. He lie an say he was not cheating so we got marriage, I had no proof. So 1 year later our daughter was born, he was so angry at me all the time. We where having a lot of financial problems and I was the one handle these problems. In 2008 we move to a very small town so he could work with him father in practice. A nighmare from the start there try to tell us who to talk to, where to go to church, and who could come to our house. The busines relationship sour in 2010 after working with his dad for 2 years. The father was taking patients right off labor an delv. The verbal abuse started right after we got marry, I was in told stock when he would talk to me in such a mean way. We start a business togther , I have done everything from outfitting the office to, taxes, payroll, supplies, handbook, paying all the bills for 2 office , put all the bills for the house and all the running the house. He does nothing but complain about what I don't do. He is cheating on me right now with someone in town for the last 2 years. Just confront him on that last firday. I had phone records and text message, and yesterday I found condom in his golf bag. He lie about it being a gage gift. I am so so angry with myself how could I let this person lie, cheat, abuse me verbal on a daily basic an still want it to work? How? I have nothing but 2 little kids no support. I have talk to his mother, his best friend, our pastor, an a lawyer, and a thesptist, my mom. He said I am crazy, I have nothing to lose, because he is doctor he will always be successful. He brought me a ring last friday to tell me what w wonderful mother I was! Why just tell me.....I have begged him to stop an seek help from our, pastor, a marriage consl. No he want out of this unhappy marriage,,,how can anyone be happy with someone on a daily basic telling you that you are not shit. And you are doing everthing for him! Sad Sad........and how do I cope. I still love him an pray that he see what he is doing to us his family......
  • Help!
    So, I just recently got married to someone I have been with for 4 years. For the past litte while we have had some serious issues, someone close being put in the hospital and a big move. It was very hard but the one I am with faults me for not playing enough attention to him. I give him sex almost every day because if I don't I am not good enough and he needs to go find it somewhere else. So the last big move he gave me so medicine to sleep because I had not been sleeping well and once I finally get to sleep he starts to mess with me, not knowing I tell him to get off of me and who does he think he is(in my sleep) He goes on to call me a *unt and a *itch because I ignore him and don't give me enough. He tells me I am a worthless womam and laughs at me at anything I say. Every moment is about how horrible I am and he can find so much better. Why can't he see when I tell him I want to work through it and get on the other side and even when I say I am sorry he tells me I am nothing to him. He could care less what else I say? Oh, and that HE will show me. Each month he begins to tell me how happy he is and then when I do something wrong I am just like every other woman on this planet. Someone who plays games and tries to take control. What the hell should I do? I want to leave because I know how good of a person I am, I don't deserve someone to talk to me like I am nothing! I am sick of it, it is always my fault! Please someone help me...now he wants me to submit to punishment so he can get over it!!
  • s day  - thank you for that story
    That was an incredible story, I am so pleased that you are fighting back and winning. I have a theory that although narcissists ar clever at pretending they are the 'good guy' it is only a matter of time before they show their true ugly colours to one and all. Good luck with the future xx
  • nadia  - Divorced him but still have to seal with him on a
    I married my Narcastistic husband only seven months after we met online. He was a great charmer and swept me off my feet. Things started going wrong about a month into the marriage when I soon realized he controlled my every movement. I felt very isolated and depressed. Considered leaving but learnt I was pregnant. The pregnancy was a nightmare. Lots of arguments and no rest. I was still working but very worried about my what life was going to be like once the child was born

    When my daughter was born, things moved from bad to very bad. He hated the fact that I was spending so much time with a new born and was angry that she was getting so much attention. Determined to make the marriage work, I persisted, in trying to "please" him but nothing was ever good enough.

    Then my dad passed away very suddenly. I was devastated. My husband flew back to the UK with me for the funeral. He even argued at the funeral because the deceased got more attention then he dida and the facrt that none of my family "appreciated" how famous he was. It was horrible.

    Wanting more then anything to belief in re-birth and life again, I got pregnant with my second child. My son was only two days old, when I over heard my husband complaining to his mother about the fact that I had left a unwashed saucepan, cup and spoon behind after having made myself a cup of tea.

    That was the turning point for me. I made a decision, that although I no family in this country but my two small children (a toddler and new born) I had to leave this marriage. I went to see a lawyer very shortly and started legal separation.

    The separation was ugly and police officers were called on more then one occasion. My now soon to be legal ex was advised by his lawyer in very strong terms to leave the matrimonial home and stay away. I changed the locks. My mom came out to help me for a couple of weeks but it was difficult having to look after the children and deal with the legal stuff on a daily basis.

    My Ex complained to Child Protection services and convinced them that the children were in danger because I was suffering from Postpartum Depression. I wasn't but I had to spend the next six months persuading the social workers that I was a very capable mother.

    I succeeded, and largely as a result of having a great lawyer I was able to secure sole custody and permanent residency for the children as well as child support. I left the matrimonial home once I was financialy secure. I moved to a new and wonderful neighborhood.

    My Ex continued to be abusive after the separation in every way he could. He dragged me to court alleging contempt no less then seven times in two years. We had a trial. Not only did I win but my ex had a huge cost order awarded against him (which helped pay some of my legal fees). He was also prohibited from ever bringng forward any further motions without prior leave from the court.

    The abuse also continued with involvement of police. My Ex would call the police at my house alleging that he was being denied access to his children in line with a family court order. Police officers were at my door step almost a weekly basis. Some of the neighbors stopped talking to me.

    In January of this year, I self represented myself and won a legal motion to remove the police enforcement clause from our family court order because it was being abused so flagarantly by my ex. My Ex was so mad. I had single handedly removed one of the weapons he had been using to continue the abuse.

    In the summer I self represented myself again, and this time managed to get my ex to pay his share towards our daughters schooling expenses. She has special needs and was enroled in a private school.
    Again, he was bitter and angry and made sure I knew about it.

    Because we have children together, I still have to communicate with my ex. Most of the abuse is via email and phone calls. I changed my cell number and most phone calls at home get screened before I answer them. However, the emails are the worst. He has dragged every service provider into conflict. Convinced them that he was never consulted and that they can not provide my daughter with the service she so desperately needs.

    It has been four and half years since the separation and although it has been difficult, I have never regretted leaving him. :D













  • Sheets  - Proud of u
    Hi Nadia you are one true example of strength and courage!!! You are a source of inspiration fr many of us... Really proud of u!!!
  • Anon  - Dating a Narc
    Hi guys,
    Quick background - me this guy a year ago. Whirlwind romance - took me everywhere and made me feel as though I was the only woman in the world. He moves to another country (knew about it before we started dating) and all of a sudden is angry when I'm out with friends (who he knows) and has me in tears every second night. I subsequently lose a lot of weight due to the stress but am so in love with 'him' (inverted commas for the 'fantasy' he gave me). Throughout him being away he begs me to move to same country. I take two months to decide whether I want to (divorced after husband cheated on me so was wary but not wary enough it seems) then he came home for Christmas to find a slimmer (not by much - only lost about 7 pounds but was already only a small size) me who was having a great time and enjoying time with friends. First night there was great - after that he kept nagging at me about my appearance, or what and who I was with. I stupidly decide to move to the country (not regretting that - love it here) and ever since then he has had me in tears almost every week. He got angry with me over wanting my memory card from my phone and I was at work so I wasn't able to let him borrow it. This has resulted in him going out with the boys that night after knowing we made plans (he never keeps promises to me) and then telling me I was wrong. And today he has now completely broken what little resolve I have left. I have read up on Narcissim (apologies for spelling, its 1am here) and he fits it to a tee!! I am never good enough (been told that a few times), the list of 'emotional' abuse (because really, that is what it is) is endless. Makes me think I should have just stayed with my ex husband - he cheated once but was more of a man than this guy could ever dream to be! I am now in a dilemma - I cannot move out as am not financially in a position to do so and, for the sake of needing to have a roof over my head, I need to stay in the house. I need help on how to keep strong and 'maintain the peace' until such time as I can leave. It is not a situation I'm proud of but its happening. Any suggestions will help. It's my birthday on saturday and however much I am heartbroken, I have resolved to spend the day by myself. I would value your advice and comments. Never ever thought this would happen to me!!
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