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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m so sorry OP. My whore husband did the same to me last year. [/quote] And it was all his fault? He left because... you were a great DW?[/quote] But biggest flaw is his victim mentality. Everything in life “happened” to him. [/quote] OMG - OP here and this is my dh to a t. And I have tried to get him to reframe his mindset for 30 years. Even something as simple as having a small fender bender caused by him. He can't frame this stuff as "I had a small accident". He framed it as "The car got hurt." When we had our conversation the other day I didn't argue with any of the accusations he threw at me. I just said "you're really building a rock solid case against me in your mind but I'm not hearing you accept any responsibility for the collapse of this relationship. Even if all the things you think about me were true, you're missing a really important element and that part is your role." He has never wanted to go to therapy for himself. He's been fine all these years with me seeing someone (though I don't have a therapist at the moment...) and probably convinced himself that he doesn't need it because I am the one who needs fixing. Hell yeah I need fixing but in this situation it's going to be so challenging to work things out with someone who has zero tools to rely on.[/quote] You have also not taken responsibility for not working or being financially responsible or contributing to the costs of being an adult and parent for the last four years. Sounds like both of you play the victim and blame others. If you blame everything on him, your kids are going to get tired of that. Be factual about the cheating. But if you blame him for your choice and decision to not work or other issues in your relationship - you are really no different from him. [/quote]
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