I'd like to forgive you, though. How do you deal with conflict?
My husband and parents-in-law, who were kind, changed drastically after they got married. I was forced to live a difficult life together, with money demands from my parents-in-law and rants, so much so that I thought about suicide every day. My husband was on my side until halfway through, but my attitude completely changed when I was persuaded by my parents-in-law while I was home to give birth.
Contact was cut off unilaterally, and at the same time, they began to be cursed because I was bad, and as a result, I got divorced through an attorney without being able to have a proper discussion even once.
Various circumstances have been omitted, so I think it's hard to understand, but there are two things that really catch my mind.
One is for my son. If you were forced to go back to your parents-in-law, you can easily imagine that they were violently harassed in the same way as me (I was told that I didn't need it because money was spent since I became pregnant), so I think my current parents' house is definitely loved by everyone and happier than growing up in such a place. It was a result of putting my son's happiness first in my own way, but I wonder if I'm alone. It's painful to always ask myself if the situation without a father isn't really for him. Let's do our best even when we're not there and pour out more love than that! I think so.
The second one is against my ex-husband. There is something I still can't believe that my husband was really kind and proud of until we left. When I think back to the few email sentences and phone conversations after we separated, I'm convinced of the divorce. I really liked them and I think they cared for them, so I think [I want them to be happy]. However, they spill false reasons for their divorce to colleagues at work and shift all responsibility to me, and they curse and deny me even the fact that they are dating (the period I felt happy) through documents passed through my lawyer, and I honestly don't want them to be happy, and the opposite even crosses my mind, and I hate myself.
Also, since I wasn't the person to say such things myself, I felt that it was my parents-in-law's fault, and I felt angry.
How should we deal with this kind of mental conflict? Will time resolve it?
Even if I think forgiveness is important, there are still painful times. Please let me know.
