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Last week my wife said "If you dont to be with me anymore it's OK. I'll understand and I'll be Ok with that."
She said that the reason she said it was that I acted mad at her all the time. We've been through some hard times financially the last year and she has been very unhappy, probably because of it, although she hasn't said that that's the reason.
We filed bankruptcy, moved from a house she loved to one she hated because I got a new job and didn't like driving 84 miles each way to work, etc. I've been depressed because she is unhappy and I guess it shows.
Now I'm wondering. Should I be reading between the lines? Does she really mean that she doesn't want to be with me anymore? Is she trying to get me to make the first move.
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