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#455790 01/11/05 02:30 PM
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I suggest time away to my husband. I think if we both step away that we may be able to move forward. Anyone else done this? I'm at my wits end and feel like getting a divorce every day.

#455791 01/11/05 03:07 PM
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how long have you've been married? What's the problem???

#455792 01/13/05 06:56 AM
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we've been married almost 17 years


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