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Old 01-04-2015, 10:40 PM #1
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Default spouse problems
been married along time42 yrs.Sincemy pd wife has been indifferent and as it gets worse she seems to want out very critical demanding short temper complaining.she seems unbalenced .Does PD affect a spouce like this and what is the antidote.Tied in knots,lol love the girl but sometimes it gets well old
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