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to think dh should not have called me this on my birthday

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seenitallbefore2012 · 16/05/2012 20:51

"actually you are an ungrateful foul cow...."
Hmm
because I said I didn't want chocolates.. yes I know that sounds awful but last week I had a very high cholesterol check and am panicking... I asked him not to get me chocolates this year for that reason... and apparently that is the [only] thing he got and I said I couldn't understand why he did as I was off anything like that.

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seenitallbefore2012 · 13/06/2012 22:38

It's so crap
I am so unhappy and so lonely

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seenitallbefore2012 · 13/06/2012 22:45

He is a bully isn't he
And if that 's true I must leave him after all I was staying to avoid damage to the children , not for myself
If I had no dc I would have been gone long ago
And
How come everyone else thinks he's nice then ? Rhetorical question

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tallwivglasses · 14/06/2012 11:54

Keep repeating the first three lines of your last post, seenit.

Give you and your DC a future.

Lueji · 14/06/2012 14:17

Any man would get a verbal beating for calling DS that in my presence.
Regardless of the motive.

ChitChatFlyingby · 14/06/2012 14:57

Seenit - you don't KNOW that everyone thinks he's wonderful! You just think that because they're not telling you that he's a prat, but honestly, most of your friends won't tell you if they don't like him, because they don't want to hurt and/or alienate you.

seenitallbefore2012 · 14/06/2012 21:37

Thankyou for your replies.
I need to find the strength to just go ahead and do it, say we are divorcing and that's it.

When these situations occur, dh recovers quickly and is confident and happy getting everyone back on side whereas I almost just go to pieces... I become so angry and upset I am unable to enjoy anything for a few days and just rant at dh about what he has done or said.

I even can't be relaxed then with the dc.. I just feel so tense and unhappy, and once again dh puts me in the wrong as in "Whats the matter with you you are so grumpy"

So basically I now feel I am being an irritable parent because of the situation I find myself in, because I can't stand it.
But because I am getting irate with dh and generally exasperated maybe the dc see me as being "the cross one"

who knows, if I instigate the split maybe they will want to live with him

Can anyone advise how to handle this from hereonin?

I want to divorce him, so apart from the solicitor for financial settlement arrangements etc what else do I need to do?

What shall I say to the dc.. and will they take his side??

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