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Morning all, had a rough night again last night! You know tossing and turning, many thoughts running through the head about trying to fix the marriage.<P>I continue to sleep in a different room but want so much to be near my wife. She actually touched me this morning when she left for work because she wanted to be sure I was up.<P>First time she has touched me in weeks! I know it doesn't mean anything but the human contact feels good.<P>I see my therapist today (it has been two weeks)and I look forward to the session.<P>I also picked an empty bottle of perfum out of the garbage today so I could buy some for my wife. It is Halston and I just love the way it smells on her.<P>What do you think should I buy the perfum?
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Oh my gosh! You know how the obvious can be so magnificently obscured until.....<P>When I read what you did, I had a sudden realization that I should have had 5 years ago. The perfume was what did it. <P>In the disintegration of my marriage, my sister confessed that x had sort of hit on her not long after we got married. She says she told him no. I have no reason not to believe her. I had known this for years but not wanted to recognize it. <P>Duh---that was his first EA. That means he had at least two. Were there others I don't know about?<P>What triggered this realization was the name of your wife's perfume. My sister wore Halston and I love it but x wouldn't let me wear it because it smelled like her.<P>Should you buy your wife some more? I have no advice on that. But I can tell you another fragrance that smells wonderful - Angel. It has no flowers in it. Main scents are chocolate, raspberries, vanilla, and patchoulli (I think). Comes in a blue container shaped like a star. Hard to find though.<P>Boy, how dumb and in denial can an educated woman be? Or man?
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Buy it. But don't give it to her directly, just open it up and put it where her old bottle used to go. I think it would be a much nicer "thought", knowing you weren't looking for a "thank you" or anything else from her.
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That is a cool idea, I had thought of doing that! I like it!
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