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[quote=Anonymous]DH has been on a roll of sorts with saying and doing things that really sting, with the underlying message being that my time, effort, and possessions are not of value in his eyes. Of course he doesn't consciously subscribe to that but there is a common theme in his actions and I'm just hurt. But he doesn't think he's done anything wrong and just wants to move on with life - to reengage in intimacy and normal romance after none of the issues have been resolved. I was willing to let the first one or two things go (we can all be jerks sometimes, right?) but then something new comes up, like picking at a scab, and it just compounds the whole thing. Anyway, I'm really hurt, I'm beyond being able to just hug it out and move on with things as usual, but he has no remorse (I don't want an insincere apology anyway) and so we're kind of just stuck at the moment. I'm thinking maybe I need some space - maybe if I move into the guest room and just have a chance to let a few things heal before he can do the next hurtful thing - maybe I'll be able to return feeling a bit more resilient and maybe he'll feel less oppressed or whatever his issue is and be more considerate. For what it's worth, we generally have a happy marriage. This past year was one of the happiest of my life and it was largely due to his role in my life and the family we're building together. We're just in a rut at the moment and it's really weighing on me, I don't know how to turn it around, and I don't think I can stay engaged while it continues to go down hill. I'm starting to understand how some married couples find it easier to live apart. [/quote]
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