Should She Be a Prisoner of Her Past?
Hello dear audience of Another
Mind Magazine. Today we bring you another story from our readers. She comes to
us with a very serious issue, the situation is as follows.
The woman who writes, let's
call her Sonia. Sonia is dating a man for about nine months now. They dated
first back when they were teens and known each other since they were kids. They
both grew up together in the same neighborhood. The years passed, she had a
daughter with a man and his current partner has two children with his
ex-partner. And nine months ago they met again and began to have and formed a
fairly serious relationship. She says he is his first serious and formal
partner and he is good to her, and she thinks they have a chance of a happy future;
the problem is that she has been with several other partners (Not Formal) in
the past and that he says he can’t forget.
Because they are from the same
neighborhood, everyone knows, even a couple of men from her past have been with
the mother of his children too. She did not hide anything from her past, she
has been honest with him, and she has never been unfaithful, but he is
seemingly quite jealous, and he expressed to Sonia that he did not want men from
her past looking for her, so she took the initiative to close her Facebook
page, her Instagram, her Whatsapp and even changed her phone number so that no one
could contact her from her past. And with all that, her boyfriend says he
thinks her past will continue to keep coming up and it’s making it too difficult
to forget. That although he loves the person she is now, her past, that he
hates, will continues to prevent him from being fully happy with her.
Worst of all is that if she
wants to have sex with him, he gets upset and says that she only thinks about sex
and he knows that this insatiable desire for her is going to lead to
infidelity.
She doesn’t know what to do,
she has done all she can do, she is honest with him, has not been unfaithful or
anything, she wants to start a family with him and be happy, but this man can’t
forget her past even if it’s behind her.
What advice can you give her?
Do you think she should end
this toxic relationship that could turn into something beyond just jealousy and
frustration, or should she stick with her partner and get away from everything
that has to do with her past, a past that even though it’s not good, it will
always be her past?
What
do you think?
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¿Debería Ser Presa de su Pasado?
Hola
querido público de Another Mind Magazine. Hoy le traemos otra historia de
nuestros lectores. Ella nos acude con un problemita bastante serio, su
situación es la siguiente.
La mujer que nos escribe, llamémosle Sonia. Sonia está saliendo con un hombre ya hace unos 9 meses. Ellos habían sido novios de adolescentes y se conocen desde niños. Ambos crecieron juntos en el mismo vecindario. Los años pasaron, ella tuvo una hija con un hombre y su pareja actual tiene dos hijos con su ex-pareja. Y hace 9 meses se volvieron a encontrar y empezaron a salir y han formado una relación bastante seria. Ella dice que él es su primera pareja seria y formal y que él la trata súper bien, la quiere y ella piensa que tienen oportunidad de un futuro feliz, el problema es que ella ha estado con varias otras parejas (No Formales) en el pasado y eso el dice que no lo puede olvidar.
Como son del mismo vecindario, todos se conocen, hasta unas parejas del pasado de ella han estado con la madre de sus hijos también. Ella no le ha escondido nada de su pasado, ella ha sido honesta con el, y ella nunca le ha sido infiel, el aparentemente es bastante celoso, y al él expresarle a Sonia que no quería que los hombres de su pasado la buscaran, ella tomó la iniciativa de cerrar su página de Facebook, su Instagram, su Whatsapp y hasta cambió su número de teléfono para que nadie de su pasado la pudiera contactar. Y con todo eso, su pareja actual dice que el piensa que el pasado de ella la va a seguir persiguiendo, que el se le hace demasiado difícil olvidarlo. Que aunque el ama a la persona que ella es ahora, el pasado de ella que el odia no lo deja ser feliz con ella.
Lo peor de todo es que si ella quiere tener sexo con él, él se molesta y dice que ella lo único que piensa es en sexo y que el sabe que ese deseo insaciable de ella la va a llevar a la infidelidad.
¿Piensan ustedes que ella debería terminar con esa
relación toxica que podría llegar en cualquier momento a algo más allá que solo
celos y frustración, o debería seguir con su pareja y alejarse de todo lo que
tiene que ver con su pasado, que aunque no sea bueno, seguirá siendo su pasado?
¿Qué
ustedes piensan?
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