I can agree it wasn't a healthy relationship. Makes me wonder if I know how to have a healthy relationship. All of her phobias (wouldn't learn to drive), lack of ambition, and irresponsibility, and my co-dependence of somehow always wanting her to be everything I need at the time and being upset when she isn't. I question whether it was my fault. As if I'm so hard to get along with and I pushed a good person away. I work overnights and really the only time we had together was Saturday and Sunday, and it would be on those days she would choose to spend with friends, not always, but damn, it's the only real time we had together. I wasn't one for being super social, and I thought through most of our relationship she wasn't either, but then during our talk she brings up how we never did anything. I thought she enjoyed spending time together. That's mainly what we did when we were dating, then after we were married, it's like my company was no longer enough.
I guess it comes down to blaming myself at this point. I know it can't be all one person's fault. That is impossible, but I wonder if I had such reasonable expectations? Or if my expectations were reasonable....I don't know...I feel like I lost my dreams for the future, granted she held some of those back, but my dream of having a life long partner. I guess there is more to life than arguing every week though...lol...Thanks for the feedback though..
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