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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So sorry, OP. I'd be devastated to hear that. And really, really pissed.

This probably isn't the best advice, but I'm kind of a bitch- I'd pack my things up and leave for a few days so he can see what life is like without the things he does have. I've had to do that twice in my marriage (once with a baby) because I don't tolerate that kind of disrespect. [/quote]

If you behaved like that to me, I'd change the locks on you. I don't tolerate that kind of immaturity. [/quote]

Good thing we aren't married then :)

I've found that men need a huge wakeup call to change. Simply talking about it or asking nicely never works. Hopefully you're one of the good ones who listens to their DW![/quote]

You sound like a real peach. :roll:[/quote]

Eh. I'm very fair. I don't make a big deal over things like housework, money, kids, etc. I don't walk around brooding and asserting my dominance or whatever. 99% of the time I'm very positive and fun. But I do enforce consequences for big things. It sucks, but I figured out a long time ago that being a pushover also destroys relationships. [/quote]

You're not "cool" 99" pe cent of the time, you think you are.  This guy obviously suffered through something bad.  Perhaps she betrayed him.  I've seen men never fully recover after their wife has an affair, it wrecks them.  
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