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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No to affair.

She is sick of doing things for other people. She thinks if she can leave she can reclaim who she wants to be. She regrets stalling her career.

Here is the thing. She is having a midlife crisis. Leaving won’t fix any of this for her.

This isn’t your fault. You can’t fix it.

I wouldn’t do a full 180 but I’d encourage her to move out and  figure it out but your not waiting for her to figure it out.

She’ll be back in 6-9 months.

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Same here. I amarreid a selfish man who considered me the passenger in his side car audit was his way or the high way, even if working FT I had no say in where we lived, what house we bought bc he was the bigger breadwinner and he felt it was his right. I hated having no voice and no creativity in shaping our life. I left. He did not change. Just demanded I return on his terms. I am still gone.

Umm, no.  Leaving fixes a lot of problems when you live with self-centered people.  My husband is now my ex and still expects me to do stuff for him.  But now I can simply say NO and hang up the phone or close the door and that is the end of it.  My house is clean, and I only have myself to clean and cook for.  I can do what I please.

It’s not a midlife crisis when a woman says she is tired of putting everyone become herself.  It is a back-to-life crisis because the woman wants to get back to her life. [/quote][/quote]

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