

And part of me was flattered. After so many years of marriage, it was amazing to hear a man speak to me the way he did. He had just the right way of explaining things that made it seem like it wasn't wrong.
I should have stopped going for Bible study. I should have turned away. I should have said 'no.' Should have, would have, could have........
Maybe it was my fault.
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As per the reader's request, I have removed the previous two comments from this post. I was in hopes that this blog could be a place for conversation and support.
I could've written these words, verbatim, in this post. The "should haves" keep us stuck in our past and in our pain.
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