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I Am Married But Lonely

Lonely Husband Wants Love.

By: SUPERLOOPER
Written on August 15th, 2009
Age: 46-50
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8 responses
  • whopghatti

    Sooper, I'm dealing with some of the same issues myself, but just at the tender age of 28 so its a bit different in and of itself. Thanks for the insight. I started my own blog to rant, rave, and hopefully educate a bit as well. I feel your pain sir and I wish you the best.
    www.forgottenhusbands.blogspot.com

    1 day ago
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  • Trey4468

    I relate to all the stories here. I love my wife, and I know she loves me. She doesn't like to mix with people. Anything we do we have to do together as long as she approves. I had a good friend that lives out of town come into town to visit and he and his wife wanted to visit. My wife refused to let me have them over, so I planned just to have lunch with them but she made me go alone. She refused to go with me. Maybe I read too much into it, but I would never do that to her, I would go and be a supportive husband. That is only a one way street here, and it makes me feel lonely with this time and all the other things she does.

    Nov 25, 2012
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  • lonleyman33

    I am going through the same thing with my wife. Facebook, emails old boyfriend etc. I did some research on me and found out why men put up with so much crap from women. Sometimes its more than love. Some of us have an issue with being alone no matter how much crap with have to put up with, just as long as the idea of being alone isnt there. Co dependent is the disorder I found. Along with that, I found that a few women in my past and present are narcissistic. It all startedmaking sense to me. Not saying your situation is like mine, but just look into it. Im just another lonley man trust to give advice. I hope you and your wife pull back together.

    Jan 11, 2011
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  • Magoo10

    I think I understand what you are going through. I hope things get better for you.

    Oct 6, 2009
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  • zooomzoom

    I understand when you say you are not looking to go out and have an affair. I am in a very similar situation I just want her to be what I need. Desperately I hold to hope.

    Aug 30, 2009
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  • flydove

    Sorry to hear you feel that way, my heart goes out to you as i was also in that same position myself 7 years ago,i decided to make the break after 18 years of marriage, i felt i wanted something for me, someone to appreciate me for who i was, someone to pay me attention, make me feel special and important,show me the meaning of love again.I found that soon after leaving my husband, and it ended with me getting my heart broken. Although i left my husband in search of a more fulfiling satisying life, he never ever cheated on me or broke my heart, today i weigh them up, faithfullness or heartbreak....if you have foundations to work on and rebuild your relationship then do it, if ther are no foundations left, then leave, life is to short..just be happy, everybody deserves that at least.

    Aug 16, 2009
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  • vmataz1

    i feel for you I am only 20 but married and i already feel lonely. i feel like if i am still looking for my prince charming but he will never see me since i have created a barrier with this ring of false commitment. if i were to leave i would still not find him because i already have a daughter and modern men dont like single mothers

    Aug 16, 2009
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  • wadave

    happens so many times, to the nicest people. But you have choices, one is to let it play out and see where it ends and 2 is to makek the berak and accept what you end up with, as long as you are sure that is what you want or go out and get a good sex object,

    Aug 16, 2009
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