Appropriate_Fan_8465 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	There is nothing that requires me to earn higher just because I have higher earning potential. Am I correct on this? You sir. Are a hero	/r/Divorce_Men	30/06/23 06:59 PM
22	I’m 29 and feel like my wife is abusive You're still young. I'm 36 and going through a divorce with a child involved. I had my doubts at your age. Leave	/r/Divorce_Men	29/06/23 08:37 PM
9	I’m 29 and feel like my wife is abusive This is the soundest advice you'll receive in your life. Heed it	/r/Divorce_Men	29/06/23 08:36 PM
4	My wife of 17 years just left with my 9 year old son This was really tough to read. I'm so sorry mate, this is a hard situation to accept. But well done for remaining strong for your son. He will respect that as he grows into a man. I wish you well in the coming months. I'm sure you'll see lots of your boy via facetime etc.	/r/Divorce_Men	29/06/23 12:50 PM
1	Fucking killing this single dad life Well done lad. Go forth and conquer. 💪	/r/Divorce_Men	12/06/23 08:31 PM
1	Still friends? You prodded another lass because, well... There must be more to life than just this, right? If you still love her you'd both have made it work. If you've a child or children together who can benefit from that ongoing love then I'd suggest you embrace your friendship whilst being aware of the risks it brings. If not, you need to bury those feelings, that questioning voice that tells you she was right for you and also the fear you'll always be alone. Because my friend, it was all otherwise pointle…	/r/Divorce_Men	06/06/23 07:55 PM
3	It’s said that a married man dies twice: a physical death, and a death by 1000 concessions? What did you give up during your marriage? Everything, I gained some thing's, some of the most incredible things. But I lost so, so much. Personal interests, friends, where I lived, who I spoke to and where I visited. My life became supporting my family through pushing my career, dedicating my free time to them and absolutely abandoning myself.	/r/Divorce_Men	03/06/23 10:03 AM
1	Dealing with the feelings of failure I'm trying to tell myself the same, I'm at the very start of the process, but the guilt and sense of failure that I haven't made things work is destroying me. My daughter is only 2, so the thought of not being able to be there for her every day is hitting very hard. I think my actions have led to the eventual breakdown in my marriage, but I'm having to remind myself why I made the choices I did in the lead up to making them. I was unhappy to the core	/r/Divorce_Men	02/06/23 11:25 AM