Me2Wee

Conversations on marriage and committed relationships

The journey to Me2Wee!

It is 1991, I am living in Texas at the time and the life of my dreams has become a nightmare. My husband of 5 years is unemployed, spending money as fast as I can make it, having affairs, and in fact, a few months earlier, I had come home a day early from a business trip to find him in bed with my girlfriend. That was the wake up call.

Heartbroken, but mostly embarrassed and confused, I am sitting in my therapist’s office. How can this be happening to me? I am a successful executive in one of the world’s leading publicly traded software companies, I am a nationally ranked tri-athlete, I have a beautiful home on a lake, I am a self made millionaire…

Why is my marriage falling apart? Why am I estranged from my family in Canada? Why do I feel lonely in a room full of friends? Why do I never feel good enough? Can I stay in a marriage with a man I do not trust?

The key that unlocked my heart was when my therapist asked, “What do you want from you father?” Oh, that is simple I said, “For him to love me the way that I am and the way that I am not”. “Great,” she said. “Can you do the same thing for him?” The resounding “Hell no” answer that I provided was the beginning of my journey into love, marriage, partnership.

Thanks for joining us in Me2Wee! as we explore the roller coaster of committed relationships. Grace and I want to share our journeys into our committed relationships, we want to talk about the embarrassing fights, the temper tantrums, the giving up, the greatness of staying, the witnessing of another human and to be so witness. I want your partnership as I explore: Can I love him the way that he is, and the way he is not….

  1. Brian Forbes posted the following on April 11, 2008 at 5:11 am.

    MK/Grace,

    Congratulations on the ‘birth’ of Me2Wee. It is a great idea! Marriage can be a roller coaster ride. Sometimes it appears that you are spiraling out of control on a downward slide, only to reach new heights on the next climb. It is no coincidence that the uphill climb takes work and time - but it is worth it.

    Wendy and I celebrate 25y of marriage this year and we still discover new things about each other almost every day. It is still a thrill ride.

    Looking forward to great success in the blog!

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  2. Martha Russell posted the following on April 6, 2008 at 6:11 pm.

    Hey Grace and MaryK, This is so exciting! It’s perfect timing as we are talking about getting married…. Will you be addressing Issues about step parenting?

    Love, Martha

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  3. Dawn Parks posted the following on April 2, 2008 at 9:54 am.

    You guys rock! I am so excited about this blog. Thanks for everything you did to get it started–it will make a difference in the world!

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