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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If they had a f*cked up childhood--a parent was an alcoholic or a serial cheater...RUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO matter how much they swear they won't turn out that way...wait 20 years and tell me what happens.[/quote] My husband's mother was an alcoholic and he's an amazing person and father and I wouldn't trade him for anything. You are wrong about this. [/quote] This is interesting. I think you got lucky. I am 50 and divorced. Here are my mistakes! I married too young. I quit my career to move to a city where I couldn't work in the same field. I loved that career and I was good at it. I ignored red flags because I was young and stupid. I was looking for someone very different from me - I was quiet, he was LOUD. He drank a lot, his father was a recovered alcoholic, his mother was awful and domineering and drank too much too. He was sexually abused as a child. Flash forward to his forties. He fell apart. Career, substance abuse, weight, health, and was a big cheater. Personality disorder, etc. I really wish that I had waited to marry. I should have stayed in my city, in my career. I felt a lot of pressure to marry I think. I also wish that I had married someone with my temperament - calm and stable. Someone compatible. And mostly, I wish I hadn't ignored the red flags. My second time around, I found the right person for me. But I am sad about all the years I gave up for him, someone who really wasn't capable of love or stability. He basically just fizzled out. He's a mess now. And he's not a nice or good person either, and that's something I find hard to reconcile from the young guy I met in my early twenties. Basically, he cracked up. [/quote]
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