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Friday, September 26, 2008

Lies

I'm deep breathing right now. I HATE lies and it seems like that is all DH's family is made up of, one lie after another.


On Sunday DH's dad got arrested. We are not allowed to tell anyone. WHY?? What is with all the secrecy?? It is PUBLIC record. All you have to do is go to the courts online website and you can see everything that he was charged with as well as all of the motions that have been filed, etc.

Yet FIL hasn't even told his family that live a few towns away. When he found out that SIL (DH's sister) told her in-laws he was really upset. They live in the town with his family and if they know than EVERYONE might know.

Then last night I get home and I find out that DH talked to his dad on the phone and his dad admitted that the pot that they found on him when he was arrested was his. Despite the fact that EVERY time we talked to his new wife she adamantly told us that it was NOT his. So DH asked FIL, What does Step-MIL think of all of this?

His answer, oh it is what it is. Which basically means, I didn't tell her, don't say anything. MORE LIES!! That is one of the things that infuriates me the most about this disease. The lying. DH does it all the time, over simple stupid things.

Did you feed the horses?

Of course I did.

Are you sure because I'm going right by there on my way to my meeting I can do it.

No, I did it.

So I stop, and lo and behold, no, in fact he did NOT feed the horses.

When I question him... he thought I would be angry that he forgot so he lied to me. It is things like that that just tear me up. They make me want to pack up my son and run for the hills and never look back. Take him somewhere where he knows that there is a better way to live his life.

But I can't run. This is our life, for better or worse, DH is Munchkin's father and I can't run from that. So we try to work through it. He talks to his sponsor, I talk to mine and we hope that tomorrow is a better day.

One day at a time. One lie free day at a time....

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

I can already tell that this website is going to be a great one.

This is what i have wanted you to do since I found out about 'B'-- This is going to help so many people....

more than you know or realize.

-k

Anonymous said...

I understand the stupid lies... well I don't understand them I understand how they make you feel. My younger sister is the same way. She too was arrested last week and became mad at ME because I informed our dad and he took his car away from her. I said the same thing as you "It's PUBLIC RECORD" I have since told her that she is no longer welcome in my home, or around my children. She does nothing but causes drama, and tells the kids she'll do something and then not do it. Especially with J having asperger's you REALLY have to follow through with what you say your going to do. When she comes over it takes so much energy to sit with her. So now she's no longer welcome. Her response to me was that when she gets worse it's all my fault because taking her nephews away from her will hurt her more than help her.
Sorry I hijacked your blog... but I feel you, I SO FEEL YOU!

Anonymous said...

Bravo!!! This is wonderful. Good for you for finding a productive, honest, real way to somehow try to make sense of what is most often impossible to "get a handle on"...

-M