Obsessive Love [antikvár]

]Nhen Loving Too Much Hurts Too Much • "I started hurting on the bottom of my stomach. The pain was unbelievable. It was like, oh, God, why doesn't he just call? I didn't go to work. I'd just sit and drink wine cooler after wine cooler all the time thinking about him." • "I waited patiently for two years for her to leave her husband, but nothing changed. I kept telling myself, well, if I'm just patient I felt like I was on a torture rack." • "It was very melodramatic, like something out of a bad movie. I knew I wasn't about to actually burn his house down, but I couldn't stop thinking about it." • "I'm afraid of the total emptiness I used to feel. I'm afraid it'll come back. Just total emptiness." • "I kept calling into the night, but she wouldn't answer the phone. So I just kept going at it on and on, over and over. Like a robot." These people regained their emotional wholeness and freedom. You can, too. This compassionate and practical book will show you the way. Introduction Something wasn't right when Gloria arrived at work. All eyes were on her as she walked through the newsroom toward her office. Many of her co-workers were smiling like guests at a surprise party knowing the birthday girl has arrived at the door. Her adrenaline began to pump. Was she getting a promotion? Did her brother and sister-in-law have their baby? Did her vacation request come through? As Gloria swung open the door to her office she was overwhelmed by the smell of roses. Covering the entire surface of her desk was a breathtaking arrangement of at least six dozen of the most beautiful red roses she had ever seen. What was the occasion? She checked the calendar on her watch. May 2. The date meant nothing. Then it dawned on her. They were from Jim. The fear and anger hit her like a train. Why couldn't Jim understand that she didn't want to see him anymore? Why wouldn't he