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neglected too long

I am in a situation. My spouse has his own business. he job is very demanding. he's a computer tech and is always incredibly busy. I didn't know it was going to affect our relationship so much. My needs are not being met as far as emotional, conversational, physical connection. We have very different backgrounds and i think that might be hurting us but i'm not exactly sure. There is hardly any emotion when we kiss and nothing much in the bedroom. when i have time off he'd rather play soccer or work on his business. I feel so neglected. what should i do. i want to leave??


by lonestar   16 Posts   read more from user >>
Posted on 2/6/2008 7:00 PM

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Have you told him how you feel? He needs to know. If you tell him and nothing becomes of it than ask him if he would rather be alone. Sometimes people don't relize how much they want the relationship until it's not there anymore. He might need a wake up call. Men can be very self absorbed and not even know they are doing it. Once you point it out maybe something will change.
by Bunnee   115 Posts
Posted on 2/7/2008 9:10 PM
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Try and make an effort one more time by bringing excitement back into your marriage. romantic dinner, more fun in the relationship. Try to remember why you two fell in love in the first place. Give him a reason to want to come home. Atleast if he does not come around more you will know that you tried.
by Barkley   817 Posts
Posted on 2/6/2008 8:28 PM
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Personally I would tell him that he needs to be home more. Try to take him on dates, make a concerted and overt move to engage him emotionally. In the end you need him to know that you cannot exist like this. Having just ended a similar situation I know. The problem is that I did not put my foot down about her long hours and she ended up connecting with a co-worker (actually in my case several co-workers). I should have left years ago.
by ScrewedOver   7 Posts
Posted on 2/6/2008 7:58 PM
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