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Updated on April 16, 2010
S.D. asks from Topeka, KS
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I'am having counseling and also working with my DR in regards to my situation

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J.G.

answers from Cleveland on

I'm not sure what happened a year ago, but in many ways the marriage ended when you took off the ring. Most nights I sleep on the couch & my hubby in the bed, but it is because of different reasons.... I wake-up in pain when I sleep in the bed. So much so I can hardly walk & we don't have the funds to get another one right now... maybe next year.

We do fight - I don't know 2 people that don't from time to time... but when all is said & done it's over. It sounds like the last year has been one really long fight. Whatever happened a year ago hasn't been resolved. You need to ask yourself if it is possible to resolve it... if it can't be, then there is no point in dragging your kids or yourself through this anymore. If there is hope that it can be resolved - then it's time to try to sit down & resolve it.

Men do want "things" for working everyday and taking care of the family. If you are a SAHM - then that means he is the "worker" of the house (the one pays to put a roof over everyones head). I understand it is hard to think of him in that way... but men get more angry the longer they don't get what they want. Not that you should just give in & let him have it... but try to understand that some of his anger and verbal outbursts could be because of the lack of "stuff" going on.

I'm currently a SAHM - that is since I was laid-off last July... I still do get unemployment, but I'm enjoying my dream job of being a mom & wife during my hunt for a new job. I do understand that at the end of the day you can be very tired... I have 3 kids of my own & one on the way (which is why I don't have $ for a new bed - had to get one for the baby due in July). We give up a lot so that our families can have what they need... and sometimes even that make it seem like your not as important as everyone else in the house.

For right now - I think you need to search yourself & see what you really want out of life. If you can't reach that with him - it is time to let go. Many kids are raised & turn out good in a one parent enviroment. Don't "stay together for the kids"... if you and hubby can't work things out, get over whatever happened a year ago, move on from here & work on becoming friends & lovers again... it's time to let go for both of you.

But if you do choose to stay... you will have to put that ring back on your finger, try finding a way of talking to him & not fighting, try to find a way for your skin not to crawl when he touches you & start over from the day you choose to let it all go.

I wish you luck in whatever you choose!! You are the only one that really knows what is really happening in your life & I hope you are able to find peace in it soon!

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M.F.

answers from Sioux Falls on

Please call your Family Crisis Center. It is free and confidential. It will help you a ton. They will help you and your family get the help you need no matter what you decide. But this is not healthy for you or your children to live like this. There is a way through this, don't try do go through it alone.

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J.C.

answers from Anchorage on

I am not sure what this post was about for sure, but based on the other answers and an older question you asked, I just wanted to say that it is great that you are seeing a therapist, but if you want your marriage to work he has to see one as well. It is the only way. It was hard for my husband to admit, but when I had one foot out the door he finally agreed and it has saved our marriage.

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C.S.

answers from Las Vegas on

Do you think the kids are better off with parents in the same house? Would you want to hear it if you were a helpless kid? Everyone fights, but if it is constant it is not healthy for anyone.

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L.A.

answers from Austin on

When my parents decided to divorce, I was very happy inside. My younger sister was devastated, but believe me, it was the best thing that could have happened to all of us.

It was not easy for my mom to be a single mom, but she turned us into a team working together to keep the household running and making sure we were responsible and and happy. The best part is I finally felt safe and relaxed in my own home.

You do not deserve to be treated like this. Your children deserve to be in a home that is not full of rage and resentment.

Be strong and follow your mommy brain and heart. It is your safety mechanism for a reason.

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