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Mila Jenkins
am i missing out on something? 2017-06-29 02:48:47 Post No. 18468176
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The last time i enquired something , was yesterday. My husband uses a crutch to walk, and i don't feel ashamed of walking with him in public or anything, but the stares i get, make me feel like i'm missing out on something in my life. A real man, maybe. To be honest, i've never looked or been with any other man in my life. But I feel that i'm taking on the responsibility of a man , and roles have shifted. I did take good care of him, but he can take care of himself, but will it be the right thing to do or not(divorce and find new love)
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>>18468176
Do you still love him? I mean shit saying you are taking on the role of a man is pretty funny, gender roles are unnecessary as fuck in our current world.
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>>18468184
I'm basically taking everything on my head.
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>>18468187
I don't understand that turn of phrase? Do you mean you're just putting up with him and dealing with life instead of enjoying it?
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>>18468184
and yes i do love him for who he is, but i think it's time i come to a conclusion.
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>>18468189
Yes. I'm keeping up with what i promised, but i didn't expect things to get this difficult
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and he takes advantage and zones out on me
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>>18468192
You aren't required to stay, it depends on if you can live with yourself. Maybe sit him down and explain that it's all overwhelming and too much for you, and work out a system where he's able to do more for himself?
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>>18468199
Get him (and yourself) into counseling and/or therapy. Make him understand you can't do everything.
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>>18468204
This, stop asking a bunch of lonely image board users about your fucking marriage. If you respected this man at all you'd talk to him about it you miserable child of a woman
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>>18468210
you really don't understand what's happening. His parents keep telling that i cheat on him, he tells me that too, i fell cornered. Inside my heart, i feel divorce isn't enough... i guess something more is required.
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>>18468199
You shouldn't cheat on him, then. Break up with him if he's not a real man because of his disability you disgusting whore.
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>>18468176
i mean if he can take care of him self you should not feel obligated. you shouldn't have married him, but everyones divorcing willy nilly so why hsould you be the only one with morals? even if you took the moral high ground it only puts you just barely over everyone else whos still living an amazing lifestyle off of the suffering of others and yet you will have to sacrifice your entire life for it.
ultimately i dont think its all that wrong to leave him. maybe a little wrong, but there's nothing wrong with being a little wrong.
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