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Kelli,

Wow, I can sense the strong Kelli is back again. That is good.

I think your H is glad that you have forgiven him. He did not believe it initially. Now he is relieved and wants to work on your R. I think it is the best if your H changes job. He will be happier, and also not seeing the ow again. Out of sight, out of mind.

The om's W is now starts calling my W at home. The om has no intention of moving out or leaving his W. I hope my W realizes that the om is not worth the trouble.

I am just wondering whether it is good idea to ask my W to go to Retro weekend. Last Aug we have cancelled it as I saw no point since my W decided to move out. My W is still saying that she wants to move out in May, when our rental property is free. But I am not sure about her real intention.

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Sorry to post on your thread, Kelli -- Raindeer -- I posted about the retrouvaille weekend I just finished over in newcomers if you want to see what I had to say about it. I'd encourage you to go if she's willing. I saw some pretty amazing turnarounds in couples.

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I am constantly amazed at your sitch. There was a time last spring that I wouldn't have given 2 cents that your M would work out....but look at you now!!

In thinking back over your past year, I am beginning to get a sense of how you were able to stand up for yourself and son, but yet give H the unconditional love and understanding that he needed. That is hard one to do.

Keep enjoying the fruits of your labors!

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Heard from a friend today. Her H and mine have been friends for ages. Last year, her H hit MLC, and left home. She's off to see a lawyer next week, and asked what she should ask. What do I say?
I want to tell her H to screw his head back on, but I can't.

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Kelli,

It is so hard to understand a MLC person. I hope I had mine behind me already. LOL.

Hope you are doing OK.

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H has a job interview this afternoon. He really wants out of where he's working now. Since OW is working there, I want him to switch careers too. Hopefully, this can happen.

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Kelli,

Good luck to you and your H. It is the best solution for your H to have more fulfilling job and not to see the ow again.

I wish my W or the om would change job too. Then the EA will fizzle out very quickly.

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I'm keeping my fingers crossed that H finds a new, fulfilling job very soon.

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Yes, I second that! Having a job you're unhappy in makes every part of your life seem intolerable. A new job would bring him new challenges, a fresh start, and no more seeing OW!! Keeping my fingers crossed...

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H has said that he'll look for another job, no matter what the results of the interview.

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