Reddevil8884 Archive

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1	Is there a scientific or evolutionary reason so many women are so negative towards their husbands after kids? Thank you, really. I decided to give it a last chance and went to therapy for couples. We've been there before but I just want to try it again one last time to feel better with myself that I tried until the end (if this is indeed the end) 🥹	/r/Divorce_Men	30/04/26 04:12 AM
1	Is there a scientific or evolutionary reason so many women are so negative towards their husbands after kids? Shit, man. That is why I fear the most. Not being able to see my daughter anytime I want, would literally kill me! 😓 I hope your situation gets better soon.	/r/Divorce_Men	29/04/26 11:36 AM
1	Is there a scientific or evolutionary reason so many women are so negative towards their husbands after kids? Hi. It also happened to me. My wife went from being such a good girlfriend and very caring partner when we moved in together to totally hate me and nagging at me for everything after having our baby almost 4 years ago. I just can't go anymore like this, I'm devastated, depressed and exhausted. We split responsibilities with our daughter all the time but she just lost interest in me. Even if I decide to divorce or whatever, I'm still going to lose because she gets to stay with my daughter while I…	/r/Divorce_Men	18/04/26 05:05 AM