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[quote=Anonymous]OP here. Well, I like to think I am a good guy. Most of the time. But I agree that doesn't buy me much and I still owe this my best effort, at least for a little while longer. I can take another several years of working on it and raising the kids. If it still crashes I will leave with a clear conscience and a some hard learned lessons. To those one or two who said they are in the same situation, I would address it head-on asap. I thought I tried to, but I didn't push hard enough or pull the ultimate threat until way too late. Looking back now, with the benefit of hindsight, I should have left this relationship about 8 years ago. I didn't, and in one of our rare events we had another little one. I'm happy to have him, but he is a strong tether to an otherwise disappointing relationship. So, if you are in this situation I would figure it out one way or the other ASAP. If you don't have any kids, get the hell out now (why even both if no kids??)!!!! It's a funny thing. I've heard it said that when a couple get married, the woman wishes/hopes she can change the man and he hopes she stays exactly the way she is. Neither happens, and both end up disappointed. So true in our case; I am not perfect and I know there are a few parts of my personality she wishes she could change but she has not. But I can feel like I didn't pull a bait and switch; I stayed the same. I know this is not always true, as I have some friends in great marriages (and some of them even have amazing sex lives - which I openly envy!). But, in my case, that is very true, I believe. My sense is that the change on her side is at least partly inevitable once you introduce kids. [/quote]
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