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In my opinion our big problem is that he doesn't fulfill my EN and always tell me I am lucky to be with him b/c he's so great etc. Meanwhile when I try to talk to him about the way I feel he doesn't want to hear it unless I'm telling him how wonderful he is. I've been told he seems to be a narcissist but since he refuses any therapy no one can really say they just go by what I say. It's like he's 2 different people. Sometimes he's happy and shows me how much he loves me and loves to be around me like the beginning, other times he is moody and doesn't want to be bothered. The greatest quality about him is he is an awesome Dad! I have no complaints there. But I don't want my daughter to see Mommy and Daddy fighting, its so unhealthy and can scar her for life.

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Thank Pepperband, I'm currently reading.

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Is it possible to fall in love again? After all the negative things that you pray doesn't happen does?

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Originally Posted by CeeLo
Is it possible to fall in love again? After all the negative things that you pray doesn't happen does?

Go back to reading.
Your questions let all of us know you've not read/understood the BASIC CONCEPTS.
You have a plethora of information at your fingertips.
Use it.

We cannot help you if you don't educate yourself about MB basic concepts.



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I'm reading, I just had to stop when I read that and comment on it.

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Ok I just finished reading all 10 concepts. I wish I would have found this a long time ago. Especially #'s 7, 8 and 9.

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Don't stop there. That is only the BEGINNING. You need to read ALL of the relevant info on this site. Click through all of the most popular links on the right hand side of the page. Read all of the articles that you can find. Read other people's threads. You may be surprised to see similar sitch as yours.

Keep reading and when you have questions AFTER you have read what you can, post.


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This is a question that only you can answer. Sounds like to me you can't stand the heat so you want to get out of the kitchen. Why give up so quick? Affairs take time to get over, some people never get over them. You can't expect him to be over it in a week or two. You can't act like a spoiled child who doesn't get there way so they want to pout and have a temper tamprum. Give the man some time, if you love him and he loves you, IF it were me (and it is me, I am the BS) I WOULD FIGHT until I have no fight left.



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Thanks Scotland. 26years you are absolutely right. Now I just fear he is moving on and dating. I hate thinking too much.

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He maybe dating, but if there is no wedding date, then you still have a chance. As long as there is life there is hope.



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I don't have much of an opinion because all of this is new to me as well, (I am the BS) but did you complete the emotional needs survey?


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Originally Posted by CeeLo
But I don't want my daughter to see Mommy and Daddy fighting, its so unhealthy and can scar her for life.

You think a D won't scar her? Think again. And keep reading everything on this site. Your posts so far sound like posts from someone who is rewriting their marital history and justifying their A.



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