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#1438394 07/26/05 05:50 PM
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well...i have two days until the 28th - the day im "supposed to get together with my W to go over the papers". If I don't meet with her, she said she will file without me (however...she said on Saturday...which either means she hasn't put any thought into it and is just trying to get me to see her or...?)

I don't know what to do. I want to see her; and we do need to talk about things, but I don't know if it will even help anything. I still want to get her to agree to a separation and not a divorce; but if I don't meet with her then she's filing for divorce...or so she said.

I would write a Plan B letter; but I don't know how exactly this would work when there is no proof of an A; if this is simply a matter of her changing her mind on the marriage then I don't know what to do...give up?

I only have two days left; she has emailed me five times and called numerous others; I have not contacted her in a week or two now.

AGH! So confused!


Me 20
WW 20
Friends since: December 10, 1999
Began Dating: October 29, 2003
Married Feb 13, 2004
D-Day: July 28, 2005
Separated since: June 9, 2005
Now in Plan B - headed for D.
Praying on God's guidance and support


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I wonder foxor if this is how your wife feels.

"Hi there,
Well I don't know if your situation is the same as mine was...but this is how it was with me, when I was younger:
At around 18/19 years old I started feeling the same as how your Girlfriend seems to be feeling. I loved my boyfriend, and I'd been with him for a long time...but I felt I was missing out on things. What this boils down to was that I wanted to do things that having a boyfriend was stopping me from doing...so, basically, I didn't WANT to have a boyfriend. I was really confused, because I did love him...well, I thought I did. I loved him because he was familar..he had been in my life for so long, and I loved the relationship we had. But that was all changing.
I have to say, you are lucky that your girlfriend is being honest with you - she's better than I was. I didn't tell my boyfriend that I wanted to do my own thing, I was too scared of his reaction. Instead I went ahead and did it any way. I did end up cheating on him, and did a lot of things he would have been really upset about if he'd known. Since your girlfriend has actually talked to you about this, maybe there is a good solution for you two - I hope so.
I think that if you really love someone, you don't WANT to do things that would upset them or ruin your relationship. Not to that magnitude. I hate to suggest it...but perhaps her feelings for you are based on comfort, and friendship, and familiararity, and what she felt in the past instead of what she's feeling now.
I hope you work something out, and find the least hurtful way out of this situation...because it's a hard one. Good luck!"

http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/board/viewtopic.php?p=223136&highlight=#223136

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I wonder foxor if this is how your wife feels.

"Hi there,
Well I don't know if your situation is the same as mine was...but this is how it was with me, when I was younger:
At around 18/19 years old I started feeling the same as how your Girlfriend seems to be feeling. I loved my boyfriend, and I'd been with him for a long time...but I felt I was missing out on things. What this boils down to was that I wanted to do things that having a boyfriend was stopping me from doing...so, basically, I didn't WANT to have a boyfriend. I was really confused, because I did love him...well, I thought I did. I loved him because he was familar..he had been in my life for so long, and I loved the relationship we had. But that was all changing.
I have to say, you are lucky that your girlfriend is being honest with you - she's better than I was. I didn't tell my boyfriend that I wanted to do my own thing, I was too scared of his reaction. Instead I went ahead and did it any way. I did end up cheating on him, and did a lot of things he would have been really upset about if he'd known. Since your girlfriend has actually talked to you about this, maybe there is a good solution for you two - I hope so.
I think that if you really love someone, you don't WANT to do things that would upset them or ruin your relationship. Not to that magnitude. I hate to suggest it...but perhaps her feelings for you are based on comfort, and friendship, and familiararity, and what she felt in the past instead of what she's feeling now.
I hope you work something out, and find the least hurtful way out of this situation...because it's a hard one. Good luck!"

http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/board/viewtopic.php?p=223136&highlight=#223136


Noliving,

Now why would you think that?

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