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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Rather than something tangible like abuse, addiction etc it’s simply her rationale to end the marriage in a way that’s tough to argue with even if you have examples where you have been supportive. She probably has examples where you weren’t supportive. No spouse is ever emotionally supportive 24/7. There are plenty of times where my husband is not emotionally supportive of me because he disagrees with me on an issue. He will listen but disagree. My husband is not emotionally warm and fuzzy but he is very smart and logical so he will look at an emotional problem I’m having and analyze it. Mostly he agrees but often he doesn’t but I can live with that because he’s often right. [/quote] Agree with no spouse is always supportive. Absolutely disagree with your inferring that being emotionally supportive means agreeing on every issue. I hope you are not passing that logic down to your children and raising dysfunctional adults.[/quote]
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