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My wife has recently moved into a separate bedroom. It has hurt me deeply but I can understand her anger at me. Does anyone have any exprience with this situation. Should I give her the space she is asking for. I have tried to convince her to come back but she is determined to stay there. I need some advice on what I should do. Should I just leave her alone or try to still talk about it with her.<BR>Thanks<BR>
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Well...<P>You didn't say why she was angry with you.<P>If you are a sleep-walker and periodically sock her in the eye, then there could be a problem.... OK, this is no place for teasing, but honestly the "why" might have some bearing on things.<P>But for the most part, it's awfully wrong to have seperate bedrooms even if you aren't happy with one-another, even if that's one-sided. About six years ago when we were at about our bottom in a lot of ways, if we'd started sleeping seperately then I am SURE that we'd have fallen the rest of the way apart. Just waking up in the middle of the night in a hug that would never have been (just a hug, now) if you were awake. . .<P>that's over-simplifying it... but the gist is the same.<P>Consider the "why"
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