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Well why don't you leave his sorry @$$ and let him go after his "soulmate" alone.
Actually, you should take to him about it. All he remembers about her are the good things. If he had chosen her, then he would have figured out all her imperfections and annoyances, and he would want to be with you. Ask him about it, and see what he has to say, then go from there.
People on here are stupid, Op. You didn't know and now you have to let him go. You deserve better. You are not at fault but if he still regrets it nine years later and won't talk to you about it, then you are not important to him. You deserve to be important. I am sorry it will hurt. But you need to be strong.
You talk too much. F your boyfriends life.
ydi for being nosy and reading the blog.
you poor thing! why did he stay with you if he wants someone else? ....men these days! /:< FYL, OP!
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Tell him you know exactly how he feels. If you really want to hurt him, tell him your "lost soulmate" was well hung.
I could never stay with a man who doesn't think of me as his soulmate. to be referred to as a 'previous commitment' and not 'dear wife'. to be regretted as a choice. I'd rather be alone.