There is/has been a ton of discussion here about being a doormat. I see both sides of it. I think a lot of it plays into what YOU think...
Are you a doormat ?
Do you think you are because your best friend Harold said that you are ?
Generally, I'm doing these things because it's convenient and easy. Like I said, not doing these things would more or less just be petty... I think I get what you're saying, though.
I was worried about being a doormat because I read a lot about people doing things for their WAS that they could potentially do themselves, but I guess that's more or less about issues that aren't just day-to-day concerns.
I truly WANT to be a better person that could be a better husband. D is still a very real possibility, and I want to be sure that I don't carry these problems into any future R if it comes to that.
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What goals do you have for your meeting ?
What are you hoping to take from them ?
For now, perspective. I know one meeting won't "fix" me, so I intend to listen to the stories of others, and how they dealt with their issues. I don't want my S to grow up seeing a dad that can't control himself and drinks every night to unwind.
I imagine the road to recovery is much the same as the one to reconciliation - long and crowded with challenges.
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Do you think you are because your best friend Harold said that you are ?
Wasn't Harold the same guy giving you marital advice, based on his past four marriages, on becoming a better husband ?
HOW DO YOU KNOW HAROLD????
Me: 31 W: 28 M: almost 6 T: 10.5 S2 Bomb#1: 05/11 Bomb#2: 11/11 S'd: 11/28/11 Moved back in: 12/28/11 MC: 06/28/12