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[quote=Anonymous]Or, the things that weren't important before kids become important after kids. The guy that is the go-getter doesn't have time or see the value (maybe these go together) in going out for a walk or watching the sunset or just being in the moment. Or you can make excuses, "I can live with this" or "When we're married he'll feel more comfortable expressing himself" things like that. OP, sounds like your husband is emotionaly there for his friends and hobbies. Doesn't sound like you matter to him. I'd call him outo n this and tell him what needs to change. While I agree with you that "we are in charge of our own happiness" I also think you're taking it to an extreme. After all, nobody sitting alone at recess because they've been left out truly feels happy. You have a right to intamacy. If your husband can't or won't, then you owe it to yourself to find someone who can.[/quote]
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