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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When your own health and well-being is being compromised (physically, emotionally, mentally). There is nothing wrong with divorcing a mentally ill spouse. Maybe they have less control over their behavior, but the effects can be just as detrimental. [/quote] Do you think it's a different threshold than for physical illness? For example, needing to push your spouse around in a wheelchair limits your life a lot. Same if they need help using the bathroom. [/quote] If it really creates a big detriment to the "healthy" spouses life, then yes. Some inconvenience, changes, adapting, no. But completely compromising your own health for someone? No, I wouldn't ask that of anyone. So the saying goes, "put your own oxygen mask on first."[/quote]
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