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| 1 | Ex regrets separation/divorce, looking for advice.Let’s think that you accepted her. 1- did you do it for her or for yourself? 2- does she take you for granted because you gave up from breaking up? Does she respect you more or less because of this decision? 3- she became the old version of her again. How do you feel? Seems like not every feeling towards her died inside you. That’s a good sign to divorce at this point. Cuz if you lose everything inside, pain and regret are gonna settle down there. You wanted to breakup for a reason. Emotions can… | /r/Divorce_Men | 25/11/25 01:18 PM |
| 2 | Boys, I need a pep talkyou can't negotiate desire. everyone is responsible of their own choices. her telling you that she's not in love with you, mentioning divorce are some actions that needs a reaction. Convincing her into staying in marriage is not gonna worth it. You slowly start to become a "furniture" in home. You are giving this message: I'm a man who can not leave this marriage whatever you do or say. Which will eventually end up disrespecting you in every way. Some choices are not between good and bad. This o… | /r/Divorce_Men | 23/11/25 04:13 PM |
| 4 | What was your "it's really over" moment?emotionally, literally 10 minutes after we said "yes" in our wedding ceremony. the reason is, she was pissed about behaviour of a guest and literally lost her mind screaming at me like crazy when we went to backstage room. those minutes felt like hell and killed lots of feelings in me. she promised to not to do that mistake again. 3 months later, she did it again, called her and my parents in the middle of the night, packed her bag and left home. it was that literal moment she stepped out of the… | /r/Divorce_Men | 22/11/25 10:22 PM |
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