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Do her a favor and leave. You could not sound less into the relationship. That must be obvious and sad for her.

(Personally, I would not be motivated to have weekly sex with someone who I find to be boring and annoying...but men aren't known for having a high bar in that arena).

[b]Make sure that the "things" that she keep nagging you to do, are not chores that you would not take on besides all of the household chores that she is currently doing. 
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Life is short. Just leave. But don't assume you will find the whole package (or anyone) down the road. [/quote]

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On his phone, not on his own. 
DP. In my own parents’ marriage, my mother nags my father about spending too much time on his own (although he works out and she doesn’t so he’s actually more active). She doesn’t let him buy things that he wants even though they have the money for it, because she thinks it’s a waste. He would not divorce her. I love her so nothing against her, but I would not find it acceptable to be micro managed like that as a 60+ year old person. [/quote][/quote]

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