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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Curious what finally made you go through with it. [/quote] I had kind of known for a while that I wasn't going to be able to stay trapped in that relationship for the rest of my life - the thing that finally tipped it for me was going to a wedding - the wedding of a woman my ex worked with, and a woman who I'd crushed on...hard. That woman and I had that kind of instant, powerful, eye-dilating chemical attraction, the first time we were introduced by DW. She was seeing someone (and I was obviously married) and of course, neither of us did or said anything inappropriate. A little over a year later, she dropped by our house while I was alone - ostensibly looking for DW, but made it clear she was there to see me. After an awkward few minutes (because we both were not going to misbehave), she left. I knew, she knew, but meh. That's not love, that's lust, but I was living in a dead, "roomates" relationship, and that was the promise of something better. About six months later, she accepted the guy's proposal and then six months after that, they married - DW and I went to the wedding. I remember vividly still (this is 14 years ago now) watching her in her wedding dress, and thinking that should be me up there with her. Right then and there, I decided I wasn't going to waste any more of my life in a dead relationship. No kids, no real ties. Done. We'd done counseling, we'd tried all sorts of things, for >7 years, and it wasn't going to change. Very happily re-married today. I very consciously avoided a TON of mistakes I made the first time. [/quote]
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