@lioness.moon.intui: CANCER ♋️- You have been loving this person unconditionally through hard times. #tarotreading #tarot #cancer #cancertarot #cancertarottoday

Suzanna :

Cancer ain’t innocent … damn cheaters

Ella1975 :

Part 1 The hardest thing for me is that, until just a few weeks ago, everything still seemed to be perfectly fine to me. Looking back now, I find it incredibly difficult to understand how things could have reached this point. We were together for 23 years, 16 of which we were married. Our story began with love at first sight. He was my husband, my best friend, and my soulmate. He is a LIBRA, and I am a CANCER – and our connection was not just a feeling. We were one. I was him, and he was me. Over the course of 23 years, we built a life together and came to know each other on the deepest level. Of course, not everything was perfect. Over the past year, I had gained a significant amount of weight. At the same time, I was struggling with serious health problems and, for unexplained reasons, was unable to swallow for eleven months, which meant I could barely eat, and sometimes could not eat at all. I was often tired, stressed, exhausted, and completely drained. As a result, I was frequently frustrated, in a bad mood, and irritable, which repeatedly led to arguments between us. But despite this difficult period, our relationship was still characterized by love, closeness, and a deep connection. We continued to have sex regularly, cuddled every day, and we could hardly sit together on the sofa without our hands or toes touching. We laughed together every single day. And that is exactly why, to this day, I find it so difficult to understand how everything could have fallen apart in such a short period of time.

Witchy Woman ♋️ :

Resonates real hard.. he left got with another lasted shortly now he’s slowly trying to come back around. I’ve loved him unconditionally and still do but I just can’t see it anymore

james :

I'm waiting for my Cancer ♥️

leena :

Cancer don't like to beg attention...or argue i like peace..far from argument

🎶Sarah✨ :

Thank you

tamiewammy67 :

This is spot on what’s going on with me! Wow

Jonnyb :

That’s how I feel… no self worth

mareklen143 :

ok i claiming

Frisco :

Right on 🙏👍

Ram :

15 july yiuare sure

C.E.V :

Maggie. :

I am innocent he’s an asshole

Akilah Foodie :

I never thought he was a high value person.

Go$$!p_Ch!k :

[Tears of joy][Tears of joy][Tears of joy]

Missy :

🙏

Ella1975 :

Part 3 He says that he has fallen in love and can no longer imagine a life without this other woman – even though, at that point, he had known her for only about five weeks. For me, it is almost impossible to comprehend that, after 23 years together and 16 years of marriage, everything we built, experienced, and felt for each other suddenly seems to have no meaning anymore. What makes it even harder for me is the feeling that there is something deeply unusual about this whole situation. I do not want to present anything as fact that I cannot prove. Honestly, I do not know what is really happening right now. But sometimes I have the feeling that there could be something spiritual connected to this woman and to what is happening right now – almost as if there is something dark about her, something that feels connected to something demonic to me. I know that this is only a feeling and that I have no proof of it. But I cannot simply ignore this feeling. Because the man I have known and loved for 23 years suddenly seems so different. Almost as if something within him has changed completely in an incredibly short period of time. I do not know what is happening. I do not know why a man who, just a few months ago, was talking to me about our future together, a joint will, our shared finances, new furniture, and growing old together, suddenly says that he can no longer imagine a life without a woman he has known for only a few weeks. And yet, deep in my heart, I still believe that perhaps our story has not been fully written yet.

Ella1975 :

Part 2 Just a few months before the separation, he was doing and saying things that clearly seemed to point toward a future together. Seven months before the separation, he had my wedding ring resized and restored. Six months before the separation, he wrote to me: “I still want to be sitting next to you when we're 80, holding your hand and saying that everything turned out exactly the way it was meant to.” About six months before the separation, we refinanced our existing loan together. About three months before the separation, we went together to a notary for an initial consultation about drawing up a joint will. Around the same time, we opened a new joint bank account. Six weeks before the separation, at his request, we bought a new sofa together for €3,500. About three months before the separation, after we had sex, he said to me: “That wasn't sex. That was pure love. That's how people normally make babies.” Eight weeks before the separation, it was our wedding anniversary, and he commented on my post: “I love you, sweetheart.” That is exactly why the separation came as such a shock to everyone who knew us. Everyone I told could hardly believe it. Many people said: “You two are the very last couple we would ever have expected to break up.” And he himself told me that if anyone had told him three months earlier that all of this would happen, he would have replied: “Not in a million years.” And then, six weeks ago, he left me.