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Should I file for divorce continuation
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Well today is valentine's day and probably one of the most depressing days of the year, to people with relationship issues. Anyway thanks for the responses. Just to update: I thought about moving, but I just bought my house not even a year ago. I've been on line all night just looking on the internet for some options. I guess the big D is the last option. Maybe we can just seperate until we both figure out what it is we want. I want to be happy, and if that happiness includes a man then so be it, but if it doesnt then that's all right too.
Re: Should I file for divorce continuation
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Most of the people in this particular forum (Divorced/Divorcing) have gone through many steps before arriving here, sometimes called "the last resort". Other than your initial post on the other thread, which doesn't tell a lot, what steps have you done?

What are you doing to work on your marriage?

What are you doing to work on yourself?

Have you read all the info available on this site?

Are you seeing a counselor? Is your wife?

You said in your post "The big D is the last option". That is very true. So what other options have you explored?

I'm just trying to get you to explore those options, and maybe fill in some blanks here for those who don't know your story/history. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="images/icons/smile.gif" />

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