Anonymous wrote:
If you think in terms of "starter" marriage, then I wonder why you're surprised that it's ending.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you have kids? Of not, consider yourself lucky and free!
Exactly. You drank the marriage KoolAid like many of us, but fortunately you survived, and now you can live your life as an actual person with hopes and dreams. Consider yourself one of the lucky ones!
You don't need anyone. No one does.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As my marriage crumbles down around me due to a toxic mix of emotional abuse, immaturity and infidelity I am...crushed. All my hopes and dreams beaten down. I know we must separate but I feel so disillusioned by love and marriage. I used to be such a romantic. My short marriage ended up becoming a living nightmare. I want to throw up when I think of men. But I also feel so jealous when I see other seemingly happy couples.Will I ever be ok again?
I'm sorry this is happening to you.
Are you in therapy? I have found it helpful to examine the relationship from the beginning to the end to see if there were signs you missed that he would turn out to be this person.
Anonymous wrote:As my marriage crumbles down around me due to a toxic mix of emotional abuse, immaturity and infidelity I am...crushed. All my hopes and dreams beaten down. I know we must separate but I feel so disillusioned by love and marriage. I used to be such a romantic. My short marriage ended up becoming a living nightmare. I want to throw up when I think of men. But I also feel so jealous when I see other seemingly happy couples.Will I ever be ok again?
Anonymous wrote:Do you have kids? Of not, consider yourself lucky and free!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you have kids? Of not, consider yourself lucky and free!
No kids. I am 31.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you have kids? Of not, consider yourself lucky and free!
No kids. I am 31.
Anonymous wrote:Do you have kids? Of not, consider yourself lucky and free!
Will I ever be ok again?