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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Quiet quitting has its own emotional baggage but after on and off marriage therapy and years of clashing over his lack of interest, I see my husband is willing to put time and effort into everything except me and kids. I suggest going out one evening, he's too busy. I try to get us to sit down for a chat, he's too tired. The kids want to play a game, he's reading. But one of his friends calls, or he is asked by a vague acquaintance to help with something, and he miraculously has the time. I have a good job so I can support myself and only 1 kid left at home and will graduate soon from high school. Right now I want to do a year of therapy and make sure my reasoning is sound. I know it's never just one person's fault, but I also know it does take two to fix things. And right now, there's just one of us trying.[/quote] Who remembers or takes the vehicles in for oil change or maintenance? Who seasonable takes care of the home and property or identifies needed repairs/ arranges them? [/quote] What is your problem? You have no idea what the answers to those questions are, but also, several times per year vehicle maintenance is not making up for daily not being present for your spouse or kids. Those aren't substitutes. [/quote]
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