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| 2 | Taking the ring offI miss being able to pop open beer bottles with mine (that was always a cool "party trick"). And as a fidget spinner like most here. I miss that functionality more than I miss my ex. | /r/Divorce_Men | 20/04/22 12:18 PM |
| 3 | Need New MantrasI like your method. In my case, we were best friends for 8 years, married for 20. She wanted something more. Like you, I realized (thanks to this sub) that: she already had a plan, I was no longer important to her, and I had to find myself again and make my own way. Believe it or not, I found a lot of good, inspirational quotes on Pinterest (I have a love/hate relationship with that site). However, search "divorce men inspiration" and see the results you get. Some are inspirational quotes, some … | /r/Divorce_Men | 08/01/21 01:07 AM |
| 4 | My (27m) spouse (28f) of 3 years just told me that she’s no longer “in love with me” and will be filing soon. We have no kids, no assets, and no mortgage, etc. The feeling is mutual but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t scared for the future. I’d appreciate any adviceSo my situation: Friends for 8 years. Married for 20. Two daughters, one in college, one in high school. I realized long ago my wife did not know me, did not care to know me, and cared nothing of my interests. But I stayed around for my daughters to give them a "normal" family. I'm not saying it was all bad, but it was never about me, ever. Fast forward, wife asks for a divorce for similar reasons you state. I felt less grief over the loss of her than I did of our routines. What did my future ho… | /r/Divorce_Men | 23/11/20 01:22 AM |
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