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Old 10-02-2015, 06:10 AM #28
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Even if this was only a brief time; that must have taken quite a bit for him to hug and "thank you". Maybe he's not such a total "jerk" after all. Also glad to know you are doing what you need to do to co-exist with this marriage while doing what you feel is right.


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I think being "older" helps. I think this would be much harder if this happened earlier in our marriage
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