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Married at 17 

I was married at 17, had a child at 18 and had a miscarriage at 23, went thru a mid life crisis, during that mid life crisis met someone else, when i was 24 moved out and by looking at my life in the past i wasnt happy with the way things were going and the new person is someone I am looking for.  my husband is a wonderful man not a mean bone in him but i think i grew up and we grew apart.  He is a little older than me.  We talk alot, we share our child and he sends me a little money every month.  The guilt alone kills and tears me up in side.  should i have stayed?  did i give up to soon?  should we seen a therapist?  the new person and i are taking it very slow, due to the circumstances.  I know I could go back and I know that he would be there for me until the day i died.  and with the new person not knowing that scares me, to be alone at the end.  i guess this is enough for now. 
by doris  5 Posts 

Posted on 4/16/2008 10:17 PM
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It is hard to understand your situation because I am the nice/faithful guy getting left by my HS sweetheart (similar situation).  All I know is that, I am hurt by the infidelity, the lies she told me to carry on a secret life, and now by the loss of seeing my children everyday (worse for the children).  I know I didn't deserve to have my marriage go down like that especially when I would go to the ends of the earth to keep her happy (all the while she contributed less and less to the marriage).  I just wish she could of let go some other way without all of the humiliation and loss of trust.  She gave up on us just like that and I didn't see it coming because I thought she really loved me despite any problems we may have encountered.  I believed we loved so much we could work through anything. 

I believe odds are with each failed relationship the chances for divorce goes up.  Some people go from one relationship to the next only find out that they still haven't found the happiness they are looking for. (Maybe you will be one of the lucky few).  People want happiness in their life but they are not willing to work at a relationship to create that kind of happiness. It is no wonder why so many marriages fail, marriage is something you must work at.  I wish you the best in your search.:)
by blee   96 Posts
Posted on 4/17/2008 12:56 AM
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