It's been a while since my first post, but in case you are wondering, insecurity has not reared its ugly head since then (Yay!). What has actually reared its ugly head is our first deployment together (Wah, Wah). A lot of things have happened since he left that has made life very difficult (financial surprises - the bad kind and pesky neighbors). Nevertheless, it has helped us grow as a couple even if from afar. I do miss my husband, but I am an independent woman at heart and so it is not terribly hard. I've been keeping myself busy: Taking care of my dogs, hanging out with great friends, concerts (this weekend will be Lamb of God, Korn, Rob Zombie and more...), painting, watching lots of movies, reading lots of books, learning how to drive my motorcycle, etc., etc. I've also been lucky enough to have constant contact with my husband, but as I said earlier, the key is to continue to be strong and independent.
I've also had the chance to do a bit of introspection. To be honest, I thought that this was going to be harder (deployment), but in a way I am not so surprised. See, I think my husband and I choose well. I think being a military wife amongst many things bodes well for me, and my husband was a SEAL before he knew what that was, so all in all, lucky us.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Saturday, August 8, 2009
A Little Taste of What is to Never Come Again (I hope)
Here I am, midnight and restless. For the first time in my marriage of 8 months I am a tid bit insecure of my husband. GOD! Insecurity, what a horrible word, especially for a military wife. Let me tell you a little bit about how our dynamic is when we are apart: We are both rightfully allowed to go out with groups of friends, anytime, any day because we trust each other 100%. This was never discussed, we just knew that the type of relationship we were starting was the type that was based on full trust (not to be confused with denial). What I am feeling right now is a feeling I haven't felt since a couple of years before I met my husband. I met him almost one year ago. This feeling was ever present in my last and only long-term relationship and man was I right.
Tonight I went with my best friend to see a movie and on my way home my husband calls, I answer happily yet no one is answering back. All I hear was voices of people laughing including his. Of course some of those voices belonged to girls, thus the start of this stupid insecurity. I called him back and nothing, I texted asking him to call me and nothing. It's 3:30am his time (his first call was at 2:30am) and nothing yet. We've both gone out plenty without each other and if we don't call each other afterwards it's never a big deal, it never even crosses my mind to note the fact that he didn't. Yet tonight it's different, and I feel so guilty to even fathom the thought that he could be unfaithful. I know there isn't a man out there that's perfect, but my husband is very close.
I've never lied to my husband (although I'm sure a tiny white lie might have slipped at some point), so now I am dreading the fact that I will have to tell my husband that I felt insecure of him for the first time ever. As human as insecurity might be, I don't want it meddling with my marriage. Go Away. What happens after it comes uninvited for the first time? Does it leave to never come back, or will it pay future visits? The answer, I hope ,is that I'll never see her again.
Tonight I went with my best friend to see a movie and on my way home my husband calls, I answer happily yet no one is answering back. All I hear was voices of people laughing including his. Of course some of those voices belonged to girls, thus the start of this stupid insecurity. I called him back and nothing, I texted asking him to call me and nothing. It's 3:30am his time (his first call was at 2:30am) and nothing yet. We've both gone out plenty without each other and if we don't call each other afterwards it's never a big deal, it never even crosses my mind to note the fact that he didn't. Yet tonight it's different, and I feel so guilty to even fathom the thought that he could be unfaithful. I know there isn't a man out there that's perfect, but my husband is very close.
I've never lied to my husband (although I'm sure a tiny white lie might have slipped at some point), so now I am dreading the fact that I will have to tell my husband that I felt insecure of him for the first time ever. As human as insecurity might be, I don't want it meddling with my marriage. Go Away. What happens after it comes uninvited for the first time? Does it leave to never come back, or will it pay future visits? The answer, I hope ,is that I'll never see her again.
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