>30 yo, waifu 27, no kids.
>Got a law diploma, worked as a lawyer, dropped it, started med school (long story).
>Med school takes 6 years here, + 3-5 for residency.
>I'm on the third year of med school.
>Don't have a lot of money, but enough to be comfy. Money is not a big deal.
>Waifu is qt, no major flaws, there was no cheating etc. Been with her for about 10 years.
>Now she is seeking a better job who might make us move, but I don't want to move.
>I feel I will have an easier time stablishing my carrier without her, and she will too, also.
>I'm the one moving it, she doesn't want to divorce me.
What should I do? ama
>>18710526
If you want to divorce, you should divorce.
>>18710533
Yeah, but what if I'm not seeing the big thing? What if I regret and all, after all I've been with her for 10 years and she's a nice girl.
>>18710526
You'll regret this one day if you cared enough about her to marry.
One day she gonna figure out u divorced her because 4chan said so and she gonna fuck u up
Not gonna divorce her because 4chan told me, I'm not stupid. Its just that I can't sleep, having this big decision going on in my mind right now, and I wanted to see if some anon would get me something interesting to think about.
If you want to make it work then you will
>>18710526
Is there a problem with her moving and you staying where you are? If you two really love each other then you two can spend a year or so apart. Once you finish med school you can move in with her again and get a local job.
>>18710559
>>18710562
It would be ok to move for a few years and then return, but the job she wants requires perma move, and I don't want to.
I'm trying to keep "love" out of the equation, because I believe in respect, affection and all, but not romantic love for long term relationships. I'm trying to weight down the pros and cons of staying with her, but its tough.
>>18710526
>childless marriage
>divorce
sounds like you're fucked either way