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29 Aug 08 #43945 by robbieruby
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Thanks for the advice, in the letter I wrote that I was sorry about what was said in the argument. I did remind him off the things he had done to me ion the past and asked him how he would feel if I had done them. I dont thing he would have forgiven me.

I did tell him that what IO said in the pos that In the past I have always forgiven him and wanted to make the effort to try at our relationship, he has always wanted to leave and end it.
I have started to come to terms with this and realise it takes two to make a relation ship - it’s not worth me trying anymore on my own.

I know I dont want this life but I just feel like saying forget your behaviuor lets get back to normal

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29 Aug 08 #43948 by robbieruby
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Thanks for the advice. Spoilt child is an exact description of him 38 years old and his parents still make allowances for him.

I keep telling myself I will be aright I just dont want the disruption for the kids etc.

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29 Aug 08 #43953 by BRM
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If it helps. I've been seperated and going through a divorce for 18 months now (messy to say the least) and our two children (9 & 6) are OK. As long as you can stay strong and most importantly happy, they will be happy too.

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