I do NOT want to force us into getting a divorce right this second, just so he can go and have sex with women.
i just noticed this bit. i have two comments on it.
1. you dont "force" him to do anything in that reguard. you dont control whether he files divorce or not. That is his choice
2. if you condone having sex while you two are still married.. you cheapen the value of marriage.
You can state your opposition to something, without anyone doing any 'forcing'.
If he is hell-bent on having sex with someone else.. and he decides to get a divorce to do it.. I say "be glad!" In one way that shows that he still values the sanctity of marriage. if he does it.. and then later decides it was a mistake.. you will then not have to deal with the worry of, "well, we're 'together' again, but how do i know he wont cheat on me?"
you will KNOW.. because you'll know he has shown he would not betray marriage like that.
There is good to be found even in "bad" situations, sometimes.
other comment:
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Now that I no longer make dinner for him, there is no reason for him to come home
I think the DB way is, "go with what works, and stop what doesnt".
Is this change a long-term positive one, or a negative one? If it's a bad one in your eyes, then maybe you could reverse what you chose, and start making dinner for him again, if he is interested.
My current status: june 2006. Wife ran out and filed D. Finalized Jan 11, 2010, after 12.5 years M. 3 wonderful sons caught in the middle