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Okay, that's mean. I'm really sorry, Jim, for all your troubles. These problems are things that are supposed to happen to idiots like me, not the smart stable guys. |
I predict starter marriages for each of those daughters.
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Not to go too far off topic on this one Jeremy, but I need to start a thread with pictures of me riding the Elsinore...
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just chiming in for a quick browse, no time to read everything posted.
Sorry to hear about your situation Due. Sincerely hope it gets better for you. I say; figure out what YOU want and focus on that. Can't make or change other people. I also can't help you with the backdoor, I'm outa here excuse; I don't believe in them, period. I think you just love those girls so much that you sincerely wish you were the dad. Ain't ever gonna happen; so you'll just have to settle for being their moms husband. |
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and then afterward :eek: and still slept with her again, a couple of times :rolleyes: |
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Consider yourself lucky to be rid of a woman that cruel...Gus laid down his life for you, for the "crimes" your ex thought you were guilty of. Damn, this goes against every rule of decency. |
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I have been lurking here taking in the whole story. A couple of things occur to me:
She has been away for a while and is still angry at you and she is saying she is afraid of you. To me this is a source of concern. My Soon to be ex would work hard to deliberately get me to blow my top and then say things like this. I have friends who complained about it to me. No matter what happens you will need to avoid responding to her. I am not saying its deliberate, but its an obvious source of badness. If she is rejecting any advice you are offering about living arrangements, she is either gone or acting like she can't trust you. That is not a good sign. Regardless of how this works out you need to reestablish her level of trust (if possible). It will make it all go better. I agree with the comments about her wanting to be the 18 year old again. She sounds a lot like she is living her life vicariously through the girls. You may have your anger issues, but she is feeling like she wants to have that adventure again. I know the feeling. I recall seeing my nephew and his friends graduating. There they are, young at their peak physically scoring all these hot girls and having a whole life ahead of them. I started to get the bug a little while I was hanging around. I wouldn't doubt she is feeling a bit of that. You did it with class. You sent the flowers you talk to her. Work on yourself, but only for yourself. She will have to make the next move, but don't let that control your destiny. You deserve to have your own enjoyment. Good luck. I wish you well. I can't say if you are better off without her or with. From what I can tell, you have been a class act. |
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I hope everything turns out well for you Dueller. Be wary of bad counselors, my wife & I went to one. My biggest problem had to do with her gambling, he basiclly gave her a free pass. Later I found out he is seen at the casino regularly. I've had friends that were blindsided by a manhater & the sessions were heavily biased toward the wife. A bad counselor can do more harm than good.
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I had to skip reading the last few pages because it is dredging up too many things that I have worked too hard to squash in myself, if this is a repeat please just ignore me (like my wife does). I stayed in an unhappy marriage because of my kids, from the standpoint of my kids, it was a good thing because they were never going to get any structure from mom. I had just a few easy rules in the house that were never followed because mom had always been there to step in and cause friction. No food/drinks in your rooms no smoking in the house (my own rule that I stick to, I freeze my butt off in winter time to go outside and slowly kill myself) anytime I would bristle up and start to lay down the law, I was met with interference from the one person in the house that was supposed to be on my side and help me teach our kids how to follow simple rules, yanno the lessons that are learned in the nest that will carry you through life. Well my kids are all grown up, and we are left with an almost empty nest. Here is the part that pertains to the subject at hand. Jim even after the girls are off to school, your wife will not change. The friction at home that seems to be ignited by the girls is simply the way your wife is, the girls are just the trigger for her attitude. If you can, within yourself over look her behavior and be okay within yourself you will be okay. If not you will be like me, a bitter person. I used to have a very bad temper, it was horrible, that has passed. I just don't care enough anymore to get riled up. That is the only thing I have gotten out of the situation that has some parallels to yours. I wish you the best, I hope it works out for you in a way that is good for all concerned. The only person you should be asking questions to about your relationship is the fellow who you see every morning while you are shaving, since in the end that is the only person who matters. |
When a woman's love for her man is gone, it will NEVER return.
Start thinking about moving on w\ your life. Yasin |
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It's never too late to be happy. |
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Dueller, been thinking about your situation and just got the revalation that you've only been married 3 yrs..
I've got to believe as stated above, she's not coming back. Things get worked out under the same roof not living apart. Especially since you are in theory in the "honeymoon stage" You probably should start preparing yourself to move on.. |
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