</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Originally posted by blondblossom:
<strong> "step back" and to do all you can for yourself and then to let your husband do his "homework".
If your marriage is as important to him as it is to you, you will for sure find out but only if you "step back".
This might get your husband "thinking" and it will definately make you interesting.
Other than that, I would say "counceling" for yourself is a must. You have alot to cope with.
Do this for "you"!!! No matter what outcome your marriage will have.
hugs
bb </strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">I agree. It's just been hard to think about myself. Things have only just now slowed down for me. I moved out in Oct/03, had knee surgery two weeks later, and my Mom (and my best friend) went home to be with the Lord in November. My brother and I sold her home (our childhood home) in June. We closed everything out on her estate last week. I finally have only one thing on my plate, me! So I have become kind of lazy over the last few days and I've rested. But now it's time to make a decision about divorce. I thought I would give H one last chance to repent and face his past with a confession of the truth. But unless he has a change of heart that doesn't look like it will happen. As far as counseling, we've done that until everyone that counseled us refuses to continue until my H gets serious about changing his behavior. I may get some individual counseling.