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I feel bad in a way because she was so happy yesterday working on her new "office".


And if I claim to be a wise man, well
It surely means that I don't know
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The message you sent was not a message that would necessarily make her unhappy. You are spelling out your feelings, something I imagine that you have a difficult time expressing verbally (I know that I do!!). So she probably sees it in a positive light in that regard.

IMO, you have nothing to feel bad about. Telling your wife how you feel should not make you feel bad. This is true for all people. It is reasonable for us to expect our spouses to comfortably express to us how they feel, and vice versa.

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thanks Mark,

It's hard not to look at the negative. I just don't know what to exspect. It is so easy to just not rock the boat.But I needed to do this.
When I get home should I just act like no letter was sent? Like act Normal? let her make the next move?

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Originally Posted By: husband

When I get home should I just act like no letter was sent? Like act Normal? let her make the next move?

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IMO, this is what you should do. Let her approach you.

What do others think?

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Originally Posted By: husband

When I get home should I just act like no letter was sent? Like act Normal? let her make the next move?

Husband


IMO, this is what you should do. Let her approach you.

What do others think?


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Originally Posted By: husband

When I get home should I just act like no letter was sent? Like act Normal? let her make the next move?

Husband


IMO, this is what you should do. Let her approach you.

What do others think?

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I agree with Mark. I don't think it was a mean or vindictive letter. It expressed you feelings and hopes.

Perhaps when you get home you could say "Did you get my email? I know it is a lot to take in, but I would like to discuss it when you are ready. I'll let you decide when you are ready. Just know that it came from my heart."

Not exactly like that, but something like it. Anyone else have any suggestions. I may be offbase here.




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I agree with Yoyo. You should ask if she got it. Sometimes people don't get an email. You don't want to make any assumptions. The letter was meant to start a discussion. So you can wait til she's ready. (Within reason.)

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I agree with the girls. I thought the way Yoyo expressed it was good.

There WAS NOTHING in there to upset here, unless it is the pain that she has caused you. If she is upset by that then that is good because it shows she does not want to hurt you.

You can even say to her that it took you a while to compose the letter so you completely understand if it takes a while for her to come to a considered response. It shows you care husband.

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Good suggestion Saffie. Husband we are going to fix you right up. We will have you preprared to walk through that door with your confidence high.




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