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think i want to leave dh

24 replies

kittypants · 30/03/2007 10:31

Sad
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littleEasterlapin · 30/03/2007 10:33

Come on hon, what's up

Hassled · 30/03/2007 10:33

Why? (meant to show sympathy)

kittypants · 30/03/2007 10:35

yesterday found hed not been paying rent and we owe £3500,he doesnt get its bad that we could lose house etc,says im blowing it out of proportion but its not just that,thats icing on cake.just generally not getting on,were different people.and i just dont seem to like him very much.

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kittypants · 30/03/2007 10:36

i probably sound like drama queen and theres worse things in world but....

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lou33 · 30/03/2007 10:37

sounds like more than just rent problems, have you felt like this for a long time?

kittypants · 30/03/2007 10:39

yes,things are more bad than good.i know relationships are not perfect all the time but it is mostly bad.

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lou33 · 30/03/2007 10:40

how long have youbeen together?

kittypants · 30/03/2007 10:43

8 years,married for 7

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LilyLoo · 30/03/2007 10:44

How does he feel ? The rent thing sounds like he's a bury head in the sand type of person ?

lou33 · 30/03/2007 10:45

does he know things have degenerated this far for you?

kittypants · 30/03/2007 10:48

yes he buries head in sand and hopes for best.
i asked him to pee off yesterday,i just didnt want him near me as he prefers not to talk through problems so all night hes saying are you seriously peed off with me.hes happy being unhappy.

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lou33 · 30/03/2007 10:49

you need to make him take you seriously, tho i dont know how. what about going to relate or something similar together?

LilyLoo · 30/03/2007 10:50

Maybe he is too scared to talk to you as he has an idea how you feel? Would it be possible to tell him you are considering leaving him. May be the wake up call he needs ?

kittypants · 30/03/2007 10:51

do you have to pay?dont think hed be up for it but worth finding out about.we have 3 children and i owe it to them to try.

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kittypants · 30/03/2007 10:52

maybe

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lou33 · 30/03/2007 10:53

you pay on a sliding scale depending on your income, we only paid a tenner a session

it didnt save my marriage but it made me sure i wanted to end it, i might have meandered on being unhappy had i not gone and tried it

Hassled · 30/03/2007 10:53

Don't rush anything - take your time and be absolutely sure. I think Relate's a really good idea. I went with my ex-DH and it did help me be sure I'd made the right decision - and made the split far more amicable.

kittypants · 30/03/2007 10:54

thanks.how do i find out more.

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lou33 · 30/03/2007 10:55

here

kittypants · 30/03/2007 11:03

lou33 thankyou,theres a few in my area.now i have to get dh to listen long enough and see if he'll go.
whats it like-isnt it awkward/hard in front of stranger?can you shout/scream?do they ask questions?

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lou33 · 30/03/2007 11:08

they are very good, if you need to get upset then you can, but they wont let anyone get aggressive or abusive

if he wont go you can still go on your own, they can still help you even if he refuses to acknowledge the situation you are in.

kittypants · 30/03/2007 11:17

really?thats good to know.thankyou

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lou33 · 30/03/2007 11:19

you are welcome, good luck

LilyLoo · 30/03/2007 12:09

Good luck Kitty. It will help you make a decision either way.

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