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I have been with my wife for 16 years now and we have three kids. I have never showed my true love to her they why I should have. She has fallen out of love with me and or has no love for me anymore, by her words. This is all my fault and I take blame for it but at this time she is having a hard time thinking there is anything worth saving. This is the first time I have felt in my hart the true love I have for her and I think it is to late. I was never there for her like I should have been but she is my world and want her to feel my love and love me agin. Over the years I drove her away because I couldnt show her support in the way she wanted. I just did'nt know how at the time or did not think it was that big of a problem. I just dont know what I can do, I said I am sorry so many time now. I have let her know that I am no longer that man that caused her so much pain in the past. I am doing everything I can to show her how much I love her and are kids and want this to work for the sake of all involed. What should I do?
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Joined: Jan 2001
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hmo,
What t/d? Show actions with your words.
For Starters:
1. Please read the book His Neesd/Her Needs.
2. Take the EN questionnaire (once as yourself and once as her).
3. Call Steve @ MB for a good recovery plan. Where may be no A, a good recovery plan can still help.
L.
Last edited by Orchid; 10/22/06 04:07 AM.
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