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Separation
ScreamArt
01/17/25 05:36 AM
Married for 17 years mine was sneaky didn't have the nerve to tell me move on just been sneaky I put 2 together telling me he's not happy already made his decision before talking to me stay where u belong
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Re: Can I become attracted to anyone?
ertoops
01/15/25 12:05 AM
Your question is both honest and thought-provoking. Attraction can indeed evolve over time, particularly when emotional needs are met and mutual understanding deepens. While physical attraction may not always develop, building emotional intimacy and shared experiences can often spark a deeper connection. Dr. Harley’s concepts focus on meeting each other's most important emotional needs, which could help strengthen the bond in your marriage.
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Re: Advice pls
BrainHurts
12/24/24 08:50 PM
After seven years my wife is moving out. We’ve been through a lot, losing our son, moving 4 times while she was pregnant or with an infant, the pandemic, her mental health issues, job changes, losing family members. But at first when she wanted to move out I thought she wanted a divorce. But she’s saying she wants to still be married just “work on ourselves”. She’s been playing games like this nearly every week for a year and a half. She always has some issue that causes problems. if I react or advocate for myself, I’m the bad guy, she’s the victim. I’m not going to stop her from moving out. We have two kids and she’s moving out after Christmas. Part of me is excited as every week she causes me emotional turmoil. But the other part of me misses who she used to be and knows she’s a good mother and was, for most of our relationship a good partner. Wtf do I do Welcome to MB. Did you mean to post this in the dating forum? What mental health issues is she diagnosed with?
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