Yeah. That is the issue. You have to get in there week 1. You will always have that little nagging inside of you to an extent. It takes time more than anything. Then, it happens, you meet someone, and they turn out to be an awesome adult. It happens.
You know, personally, I can see that this event that is taking place in my life (my wife leaving without an apparent reason and not speaking to me at all) is for a specific purpose. I think God is trying to teach me patience and relying solely on Him. Each time I act on impulse I make things worse. Had I not acted on impulse back in September my wife would be home now. Had I not acted on impulse back in October, I would not have had a protective order. Had I not acted on impulse I would not be facing a violation of said order. BE STILL AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD! But I keep dropping the ball. When will I learn?
Today I have learned. Today I have learned to just stop, stop trying to control situations. Stop trying to control people. I have prayed for God to soften my wife's heart. I need to believe that He will then go along with my life as usual. Stop worrying. Stop fretting. David said in Psalm 27, "don't fret." I guarantee once I get this lesson, she will come home, I will not be hurting (I won't be hurting because I will be trusting) and things will be back to where they used to be.
I need an accountability partner. I need someone who I can call when my creative juices begin to flow and I want to act on the great idea that popped into my head. That's what I need. (typing here is therapeutic as well.)
