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"She may feel she cannot turn this thing around now anyhow,..."


25yearsmlc posted this statement in a thread about a spouse that wanted a divorce and it is something that I have really been curious in my situation.

I am wondering from the people that have been through this to the end. If a spouse feels this way does it work it self out or did you end up needing to address it at sometime in your situation?


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I have no clue on this but I do believe once they set their minds to it then they don't know how to change them.

Guilt and pride stand in their way.











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My wife said it is too late, could never see herself with me in the future, does not love me, it was all said, and I would say it is said over and over again on these forums.

In my situation 3 months after all of this was said, she and I now are going to go to our second marriage counselling together, and told our counselor that not only does she want a strong marriage she wants a superior marriage with me.

This can be done, but I never addressed what she has said to me, I will never forget it, by I can forgive her for saying it. I am strong enough that I do not need an apology for all the ugly things that she has said, and I do not want to go back and bring those emotions that she had back up with her, just too scary.

By the way, I also learned not to believe anything she said when she was in the fog, I think that is one of the rules here.

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Originally Posted By: dburt
My wife said it is too late, could never see herself with me in the future, does not love me, it was all said.

By the way, I also learned not to believe anything she said when she was in the fog, I think that is one of the rules here.

Burt


My wife has said these things to me too.

I need to remember what you say here.


"Always go straight forward, and if you meet the devil, cut him in two and go between the pieces." - William Sturgis, clipper ship captain, 1830's.

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