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can you pack a bag and stay at a relative's or friend's tonight? just to show him you meant what you said? |
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i would recommend that you speak to a counselor, not with him, but on your own to be sure you are absolutely certain about not wanting to work on it anymore, and not just saying that now because you're totally frustrated with him. if you are absolutely certain, then talk to a legal advisor and start the process of a legal separation and get information regarding your options if a divorce were to proceed. imho, it's best to start the process now, while you are still sane and reasonable, rather than to wait until the both of you are frustrated and angry at each other beyond the desire to be civil. it's also good for you to understand your legal options and financial obligations. if you are the primary breadwinner, unless you had a prenup, you may have to pay him alimony. etc etc. |
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My daughter had a B/F for three years...... she started feeling like you do and She walked out one day. Her B/F cried in my arms ....He told me how much he loved my daughter and how much it hurt him not only to lose her but to lose us. I told him we loved him too. But the jealousness was to much but he was a very sweet man ........but was so very jealous that it made her life miscible.........She left him and he also said he would kill him self.........He didn't and 6 months later she realized she loved him it was the jealousie she hated. They got back together and talked it all out and He has changed so much he is now her dream man. Before he would jump on another man that would say hi to her. Now he smiles and walks on. Me and her talked the other day ...And she told me she was so glad she left him because it really did change him. My self I didnt think it would. But I have seen the difference and I have told him how proud we are of him. he knew he would lose her for ever if he didnt change and she can even talk to her old school guy friends with out him standing over her. :eek: |
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Go to a lawyer, start the process of a legal separation or a divorce...He may not be responsive to your attempts at talking to him, but I am sure he would be much more responsive to being served with legal documents! In addition when if/you file you can file for what are called temporary orders, to determine things like support, who lives in the house, etc during the pendency of the divorce or separation, so that way you could obtain a court order forcing him out of ther home...If you think there is nothing that can be done to save your message I would just start the process rolling. The longer you wait the more difficult it will be on him. |
:mad: Well i know for sure I dont want to be here and it wont work.....I rather be in class last night which i was for awhile instead of staying here....I however got a really really bad migraine and had to come home!!! I think we will be talking seriously whether he wants to hear it or not!!!! :mad: |
[QUOTE=ytsirk27]:mad: :mad: :mad: Well I told him we need a long break possibly a forever break because Im not happy and dont feel any love for him...you know what he said???"yes you do baby, we can work on it, theres just alot of stress!!!" : . I pointed out it's been this way for along time and he says "well, we'll work on it and I dont want to talk about it" and goes out to the damn garage!! QUOTE] He's avoiding the situation, not taking sides, but it'd probably be the LAST conversation I wanted to have were it me too. That said if you want out of limbo land, you're going to have to make that tough decision....work on it and do, or make the necessary arrangements. Personally I'd be the one moving out. I think (and this is only my opinion....so it may stink :eek: ) you prefer for him to move out, because then it doesn't require you to make a decision more or less. You're gonna have to do as they say.....poop or get off the pot. Many of us have "been there done that"....unfortunately all the advice in the world can't make the decisions (nor the necessary arrangements) for you, hard as they may be. Good luck, sweetie, and please don't read my post as sounding mean...cause I really didn't mean it that way ;) |
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