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#1320378 03/10/05 06:59 AM
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Sometimes I do things that I know will lead no where but I just can't help myself...
Today, on the day that my H decided to tell the kids he is leaving - I start at him with what I know to be the truth but not the way he sees things. I told him that there is no point to find happiness elsewhere. That he should put his energies to repair our R and that would be the most satisfying for all of us.
His answer was that since having his A he has realized what our R lacked and that he want to open himself to a R greater than what ours was and can be. He said we are good people whose R is too broken to fix. Apparently OW has moved on and has a serious R with someone else. (true? who knows)
Do I except all this and move on? Maybe he is right. He certainly hasn't made me happy for the past year and a half. Do you think it is all still fog talk and I should not give up on us or do you think that at this stage he may be right?

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I say it's time for Plan B. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="images/icons/smile.gif" />

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I think your right, plan B it is.
It will help my sanity I don't think it will save my M.
I will write a letter and give it to him on Saturday when he leaves.

Any advice on wording?
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