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[quote=Anonymous]OP your situation reminds me of my bf.  She used to complain that she always had to make all decisions; anytime anything got done (house repairs, vacations, parties, etc) it was always her idea and up to her to plan.  He'd help in any way she needed him to, but he never took any initiative. She took care of all the kids needs; doctors appointments, school stuff, birthday parties, etc.   He had a flat affect and anytime she wanted to discuss issues within the marriage he always claimed he was perfectly happy and had no complaints.  Obviously, she was livid when she found out he was cheating. All the times she expressed why she was unhappy and tried to get him to open up about his own feelings and his answer was always "I'm happy, things are perfect".

She's since left him and they've been separated for about a year now.  She said at first when they separated the kids would sometimes ask her to uber eats them dinner or ask her to bring them something and she always said - nope, tell your father what you want for dinner.   She said she's very happy and feels relieved of the burden she felt in the marriage. [/quote]

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