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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]BIG problem if DH doesn't stand with his DW. [/quote]

Have to agree with this, but honestly, I catch a whiff of immature drama coming off the OP or her friend (or better yet: both).  Something about "angry for not sticking by..." First an issue with the sister, now an issue with her own friend?  Plus, let's assume the sister (and/or whole family) are trash talking her as a gold digger; why is it she's drawn to a dude from a drama family who is under their spell?  Or, the alternative (and fear of old-maid-hood @36 smacks of this): sister is right and she is a little gold-digger/hook a man....

Still...yes, if the family is toxic/nuts and trashing her, and husband isn't taking her side, dump his ass fast...kind of no matter how the rest of it games out (ie, friend can be nutty herself), she should DTMFA because that's going to be a life of out-law misery.  [/quote]

OP here. I hate drama and avoid it as much as possible. This is a childhood friend and I see/talk to her about once a year. I saw her last week and she shared that she wants a divorce. I didn't think divorce was a good idea and she got mad at me. I haven't talked to her since.

She is one of the only childhood friends that I keep in touch with. Our family moved out of state and then I went away to college. This was pre-internet. I don't think I would be friends with her if I met her today. I don't think I will be reaching out to her again anytime soon.[/quote]

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