You know Mae... sometimes we do No Contact for the wrong reasons. We convince ourselves that we are giving ourselves some space and all kinds of things... but in fact, we are actually trying to teach our spouses a lesson. We are hoping that they will see how much they need and want us, if they do not see us for a while. It works too, at least it sort of does. We
I say that because, then we turn around and have a "booty call". We convince ourselves that we doing it for ourselves but again, we are not, we are trying to show our spouses how much them miss us. What they are losing out on. Don't get me wrong, it is for ourselves as well, but subconsciously we are trying to teach them a lesson.
The worst part is, that when we do these things, our spouses come home, check us out... and then see that THEIR ANCHOR is still holding. So off they go, completely convinced that they can go on like they are indefinitely. Your h came home to make sure YOU were still where he left you... and guess what... he discovered you were right there... exactly where he had left you. Waiting for him to come home. Still loving him.
As long as they are confident that we will be there whenever they decide to return, there is no need for them to rush back. Your h needs to be really WORRIED that he is going to lose you... but you know something Mae... you can't FAKE THAT! You have to really, truly be willing to lose him and lose him for good. That requires time, distance and detachment. Stop the agony honey... and focus on Mae. Leave him to it.
Hugs Stayed