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He's broke me.

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fedup218 · 09/03/2013 18:20

Won't drip feed.
Mum of 3, work full time. Husbands a lazy git. He gave his job up last year and has no plans to find other work. He's not depressed, he just didn't want to get up every day and provide for his family.
I sort the kids, do the majority of the housework, keep food in our bellies and a rood over our heads.
He goes out to the pub thursday, friday and saturday nights. If the footballs on he'll go more. He's an avid player of gold too.

I can't handle all the responsibility anymore, i feel like i'm about to have a break down. I cried and begged him to stay in with me last night but he went out with a friend he hadn't seen for a while.

He did the same for my 30th, he pissed off out with his mates and left me breaking my heart crying.

I think drugs may be involved, unsure but he has no money. So how can he afford to go out all the time??

Is it all in my head? i don't know, i don't know my arse from my elbow anymore.
Please help me before i end up on the mental ward.

OP posts:
facedontfit · 10/03/2013 12:40

fedup218

You work full time, look after 3 kids and run a household - RESPECT. You are far far stronger than you realise.

Good Luck.

TroublesomeEx · 10/03/2013 13:17

Exactly what facedontfit said.

I can guarantee that you'll feel better, stronger, more empowered and financially better off with him gone if you're paying for everything as it is anyway!

My husband left last year, I wouldn't have chosen it for anything, but I'm almost glad it happened now. Everyone comments on how happy I look, on how well I'm doing and they're right.

And you can do it too. Seriously, you really can. Good luck.

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