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Reply to "How many women here divorced primarily due to imbalanced, unsustainable home workload?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Title says it all. I’m not saying that there aren’t other contributing factors to issues in the marriage. But I look at the amount of work I do within the home and it’s simply not sustainable for the rest of my life. Husband does literally nothing in the house and refuses to see that it’s a real issue or do anything about it. The resentment is off the charts. And yes we are in couples therapy. [/quote] Yes. But the fact that I was doing most of the parenting/housework, paying the bills, providing the benefits, and still, no matter how much sex we had, he couldn't be satisfied, let to the resentment which led to his cheating which led to the divorce. I am glad I'm divorced but if others can avoid it, I always hope they will find a way to stay married. Divorce just brings a new set of problems. But at least I don't have to s*ck the d*ck of a person who is making me so very angry all the time, just to try to keep the peace. [/quote]
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