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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Richmond, VA
Posts: 40
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Richmond, VA
Posts: 40
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You're not alone here...
Maryfrances,
I hope you are able to get along - singularly - and find the strength to be happy. I have been struggling to maintain my marriage since a feeling of apathy - about life in general, not my spouse - set in a couple of years back, and I am fearful that I will end up separated too (It seems that too many here have gone through this). I deal with continual stress trying to keep the relationship going, and I wonder what’s worse, the stress or the loneliness I face if I quit. It seems that others who have gone through divorce eventually come to happiness and peace, but it is scary when you’re just facing it. You have an important career - teaching, as I remember - and I'm willing to bet that the kids really need you... that's what "does it" for me; consequently, it's what I'm struggling with most: feeling valued. It is something that is earned, somewhat, and I’m sure that’s getting harder for you to do, as I know it is for me. Keep yourself going and giving, and whatever you do, do not lose your sense of self-worth.
Happy Birthday, do something fun....
Grant
Last edited by grant r; 05-08-2008 at 10:49 AM.
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