This week has been pretty quiet so far. I've been busy and she's been... well, she's playing WoW. We've had very little communication during the week.
To me, it's frustrating to hear how unhappy and directionless she feels; how there are things that she wants to see and places she wants to go, but in the end, she's happy to spend 3 hours in front of the computer. I realize that this stems from my own frustration with the game and what it has cost me.
Twice this week she has gotten off of the computer and asked if I wanted to watch a little TV right as I was planning to go to bed. The first time I acquiesed; the second time I pointed out that I was tired. She knows that I have to go to sleep earlier than she does because of my commute.
I asked her about the Retrouvaille homework. She was resistant but said that if I emailed her the info she would do it at work and we would share when we came home. She said she promised to go to the first post session, but that was it so far. Baby steps...
I've read several of the MLC resources that were suggested so far.
Hold Onto Your N.U.T.s was a more interesting read than I originally gave it credit for; for me, the info was valuable but the presentation was a little off-putting.
I very much enjoyed For Men Only; I found a copy of the audiobook so I can listen to it on my iPod on the bus as well.
As for my life and my interactions with other people, especially other women, I am gratified that so many people have been supportive of me and my struggle. I've had at least one person tell me that it's not fair that my wife cannot see the person I am (am becoming?). My response is that she is still mired in the past of an unfulfilling relationship. She doesn't want to believe that I can change, which is why I need to demonstrate that I have...
Last edited by TrentC; 02/18/1002:42 PM. Reason: Added some more thoughts
Me: 44, Wife: 39 M: 17 years T: 20 years Bomb on 08/25/09 1/13/10: MC started 1/28/10, 2/8/10: More bombs 8/28/10: Wife moved out No talk of D, no movement