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I Am Unhappy In My Marriage

Not Happy In My Marriage

By: lookingforanexit
Written on September 30th, 2012
Age: 41-45 , Female
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  • RRguy

    Never is an easy decision and easy solutions are even harder to come by. Sounds like you have a lot of different things to consider!

    A good rule of thumb is to take care of your needs so you can better take care of others. Good Luck.

    Mar 18
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    • lookingforanexit

      You know what? He actually walked out and left me this past Friday night... in almost 13 years, he had never done that before. I thought it was over and done, but he came back for work clothes the next morning about 0730 and then that afternoon, called and said he wanted to go skating with me and the kids. We didn't say anything to each other all day yesterday and today he acted like nothing ever happened. WTF??

      Mar 18
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    • jackjjackson

      You're his soulmate?

      Mar 18
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    • lookingforanexit

      Very funny, ninja boy!! :-P

      Mar 18
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  • someday59

    wow, when I was reading your story it brought back so many memories for me. I did stay until my youngest was in college. Now when I think back, for me, I would have left him sooner. After I left, my son said to me "well it's about time". That was 2 1/2 years ago and I'm still fighting to get free. There's no easy exit and only you know when the time is right.

    Feb 25
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thank you for the comment...I hate that other people are unhappy, but it makes me feel a lot better to know that I am not alone in it. I hope that the right time will be soon, but it's like a roller coaster...one day I feel ready, and the next day I don't.

      Feb 25
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    • someday59

      good luck!

      Feb 25
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    • lookingforanexit

      :-) thank you!

      Feb 25
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    • jackjjackson

      He's your soulmate.

      Mar 18
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    • lookingforanexit

      Alright, jackjjackson, you can knock it off with that now!! :-P :-P :-P

      Mar 18
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    • jackjjackson

      Ask him. He will say that.

      Mar 18
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    • lookingforanexit

      What?? What's that, jackjjackson?? All I heard was "blah, blah, blah"

      Mar 18
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  • kbgloves1

    I can relate to your problem. I was just in family court a few days ago and my marriage is coming to an end. We havent been close for 16 years and have been at odds for the past 3 years. Still, after court, an air of finality started creeping into my mind. I was 22 when we married so I've been with my wife for my whole adult life. I have learned that nothing is guaranteed to last forever....Your young children make your situation even more difficult than mine....

    Feb 16
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  • LovelyLait

    I feel same way like yours now. I only stayed because of my kids. I told myself that I could sacrifice myself but I don't want to hurt my kids' future. This is to only thing that holds us up.

    Feb 15
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    • lookingforanexit

      Exactly! If we didn't have kids, I wouldn't have stayed for this long.

      Feb 15
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  • xxnsnxx

    ANGEL this not just fair for yourself or him but it really is to the kids as well. They see and feel the tension and distance between their parents. God bless you.

    Feb 2
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thank you, I think you are right about that

      Feb 2
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    • xxnsnxx

      Been there Angel. Kids know. I never want my girls to think it's ok to stay in a love less marriage.

      Feb 2
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  • mgaj

    If you do not love him...get a divorce. You deserve better.

    Jan 24
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    • lookingforanexit

      I think that is where I am headed with this. I think he and I both deserve better that what we have.

      Jan 24
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  • Moonpenny

    Oh I'm sorry to hear that. You can't make yourself love someone can you? If the spark's gone, it's gone. At least you're honest to yourself and seem to know why you've gone off him.
    ~hugs~

    Jan 16
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    • lookingforanexit

      Yes...we definitely can not control our feelings :-)
      Thank you! Hugs to you, too.

      Jan 16
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  • tvyatm

    It's been my experience that all relationships run their course. I don't think it has to be a bad thing. I'm in my third relationship. I believe there is a time one has to move on. But I'll always cherish the good times with the three women I have loved. There is a difference between women I have had sex with and women I have loved.

    Jan 11
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  • neurosky

    I have been in a relationship for about 5 and half years now and i am at the point of making a decision whether or not to marry the girl i have been with for so long. I love her a lot but I feel like she is too controlling and doesn't trust me with anything any task I am given before it is complete she double checks with me multiple times, which frustrates me and ****** me off. I am a bit childish at times but that is because i enjoy the little things that are funny or simple which to me is really not childish i just find some things funnier then others. She on the other hand does not like that about as well. coming from the same background as you except a male aspect to this issue is that. Maybe you are being really controlling and assume the worst based on some past responsibilities that didnt get carried out and ever since then you assume the worst about everything. That is called a grudge or stubbornness which makes forgiving some one or trusting some one that much harder. I know my girl friends weaknesses and I have told her many times what they are, unlike me she does not like to admit to her wrong doings. She always has to be right, even some times when she is unsure. Think about your weaknesses and have some one honestly tell you exactly what and how they feel about you and the way you treat them, it has helped us a lot over the years. If she was in any other relationship with a guy who is more responsible and so forth the little minor issues will come up knowing how she thinks. I hope this Helps

    Jan 2
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thank you for this. I hope that things work out well with you and your girlfriend. Sounds like you are able to work through your differences with her. I don't think mine will be that simple, we have grown apart over many years and I really see no hope for the situation. Lots of other underlying issues, as well.

      Jan 2
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    • neurosky

      I am sorry to hear that, however you could always start small and work through the issues since from what it sounds like you already know what the issues are and can work on a solution that best fits booth of you. Its easier said then done, I know!! for me some times its extremely hard to let go of something and really try to put my emotions a side and try to talk it out calmly, even though she is still stubborn, but at the end of the day she realizes how hard it was for me to do what i did to not flip out on her. If I didn't have the maturity to control my feelings my relationship would have been over 3 years ago. You cant make anyone change in a day, month, or a year, you can however let them know that what they are doing to you hurts you a lot and that you really feel bad from their actions, If they love you they will understand and slowly change that. If they don't over some time then they have a hard time understanding your situation. Some times you have to let them know multiple times. All this again comes down to you taking the first step to try to resolve this, you wont see any change for a while. But your counter part will eventually see what you are going through and take notice. relationships never come perfect they are built to perfection with kids in the mix it makes it a lot harder. So in order to deal with that both of you need more alone time. I really dont have much more to say but best of luck and I know for a fact that you can do this. Women are far more advanced then men as far as thinking goes, you can carry a conversation anticipating and knowing exactly what the response will be before the other person starts talking. Technically this should be easier for you ;) Good Luck

      Jan 3
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  • faithfullover

    Maybe cos you are a nurse and need to be responsible for the children's sake...This age is the most diifficult for you.Unless both of you make a strong effort to cherish one another.,to make marrige work you might end up treating your own kids...you see it everyday in hospital,abused children, emotionally upset children, withdrawn etc....Hope he will work with you!Else, 1 + 3 is a bit difficult for another man though they might flirt and play with you

    Dec 30, 2012
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  • idlewatcher

    Seems to me one of two things are at play:
    1. It could be time to move on from the relationship; especially if there has been a concerted effort to get things back on track...........or.....(less likely)
    2. You personally are unable to be happy in a relationship for the long term. Although I don't know the facts of why you were divorced with your first marriage, perhaps you have restless relationship syndrome where committing for the long term just isn't your thing.

    What do you think?

    Dec 27, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Hmmm...I don't know...I guess that could be possible. The 1st husband left with another woman, though...I never got the opportunity to see if I could hang in there for life with him :-)

      Dec 27, 2012
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    • idlewatcher

      Fair enough response. Do you think you drove him away into the arms of another woman? Bottom line is that he shouldn't have done it in the first place though. Not cool.

      Dec 27, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      No...we got along great in evry way...I think it was the age difference...he was 40 when he left and I was only 25. He left with a woman pretty close to his age and then married her. They were together until last year...she left him for a guy about 20 years younger.

      Dec 27, 2012
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    • idlewatcher

      Sounds very Jerry Springer'ish

      Dec 27, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Gee, thanks! :-P
      We never had a physical falling out, so it doesn't quite qualify for Springer

      Dec 27, 2012
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    • idlewatcher

      lol I see

      Dec 27, 2012
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  • soulrunher

    It is hard with the kids involved. Im trying to stay as long as possible for mine, but I really don't want to. Good luck to you. Hugs

    Dec 25, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Sounds like we are stranded sea in the same boat :-(
      I hope things work out for you. My situation is even more complicated now because I have found someone I really want to spend some time with...didn't mean to, but just happened. A bitter-sweet situation to say the least. Good luck to you and Merry Christmas :-)

      Dec 25, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      *at sea

      Dec 25, 2012
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    • soulrunher

      Same with me. :) Know how you feel.

      Dec 25, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Oh, boy...so we are both in a "bit of a pickle," are we? I wish the best for you ;-)

      Dec 25, 2012
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    • soulrunher

      Thanks...same to you and I love your avatar! So cute!

      Dec 25, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      lol..thank you :-D

      Dec 25, 2012
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  • ladybug1234

    By now you know that there are so many people here who can relate to your story, can understand your feelings and from whom you can get emotional support. I am in the same situation. I am just waiting for the day when I can exit too. In the meantime, I just have to cope with the situation in the best way I can.

    I trust that you know what's best for you and your kids. You deserve all the happiness. Best of luck to you. :)

    Dec 23, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thanks. You deserve the best, as well. I think my time may be getting close...at least I hope so.

      Dec 23, 2012
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  • fun928mn

    Understand your feelings. It is tough with kids involved.

    Dec 23, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Yes, it is. I think I may be a little closer to making a decision on this, though

      Dec 23, 2012
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  • steed66

    Your story and feelings are almost identical to mine except I'm a guy but I can empathise with all what you feel because i feel the same things. Just like you i feel bad for how i feel, we don't have any kids, but even so it doesn't make the decision to leave or stay any easier. And you pointed out that there isn't an easy solution and im also feeling that lost and confused sensation. Just try to focus and talk to the people on here who can help and support you and hopefully give us both some brilliant advice. Be str!

    Dec 21, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thank you. I hope you find the happiness you are looking for.

      Dec 21, 2012
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  • tone77

    There is no easy solution. You need to be happy, and deserve to be treated like the treasure that you are. I hope you can find some happiness, however it works out.

    Dec 14, 2012
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  • 1Jillian

    Hi,

    I just found this site and thank goodness.... I knew I couldn't be alone, as the more women I talk to, the more I found out how unhappy so many of us are. I am looking for a support group. I live in Orange County, South. Can anyone suggest a location. I am still young, and have a lot of living left to do.

    Dec 13, 2012
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  • garvan

    I don't understand why people go out of their way to offend when we post a story,especially a real life story that is making you so unhappy.
    It's so easy to sit back and judge on what you have written.I do not post derogatory comments with the intention of offending,if I don't like what I read I simply pass the story by and leave no comment.
    To those who have sought to offend please refrain from doing so.You are not living this Lady's life,you have no comprehension of unhappy she must be feeling.Here on EP we should seek to support each other when we can,not be judgemental and obnoxious.
    I am so sorry you are going through such a torrid time,can I suggest counselling as an option? Whatever the outcome I hope you,your husband and most of all the children come out of this situation unscathed.
    I wish you all the very best and hope some good will come into your life.
    Peace,
    garvan.

    Nov 30, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thank you so much, garvan. You have no idea how much your comment means to me. Although I wish that I had showed even half of your grace when I responded to those women. I am the same way...if I read something I don't like, I simply move on. I couldn't imagine myself attacking someone on here, however I am quick to defend myself and would do that for any one of my friends...I just hope I show a little more class next time. :-) I have to admit that I was hurt, mad, and crushed from what they said, but you have made me realize that while I may not be able to hold my marriage together, I should still be proud of the fact that I am a kind person who would never intentionally try to hurt someone's feelings or attack them for who they: are or what they feel. Thank you for helping me see this a little more clearly and for your suggestions on my marriage situation :-)

      Nov 30, 2012
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    • garvan

      My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.
      Blessings.

      Dec 1, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      :-) Thank you

      Dec 1, 2012
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  • gloriajean238509

    no one has any right to put you down for how you feel for as long as i have been on this site it was about sharing experiences and feeling free to say anything you cant say to people around you no one has any right to take that from you i have talked to you before and you are a very nice woman whatever you decide i will support you

    Nov 29, 2012
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  • gloriajean238509

    honestly if you are unhappy chances are your children will eventually sense it even if there isnt fighting infront of them so just be honest tell him how you feel and maybe end it on good terms just because he wont be your husband dont mean he wont still be able to be active in his kids lives i wish my parents had ended on good terms instead of all of the court and fighting for awhile i resented both of my parents for the stress they put us under but now im happy he is happily remarried and she is happily dating everyone deserves to be with someone they truely love and that both meet eachothers needs do what makes you happy just for the children be polite to eachother if you divorce when it comes to being involved with the kids

    Nov 29, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thank you for commenting. We don't fight...a mild arguement rarely, but I think that would be normal in most marriages...we just have NO relationship. It is good to get comments from the perspective of someone who was a child of the divorcing parents...it allows me to see the point of view of my children...and that is really what is most important to me. :-)

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • gloriajean238509

      there was 3 of us at home and all but one of us but the youngest are ok and happy for our parents the youngest however is alittle mad because the woman he married is the woman he cheated with while my mom was taking care of her dieing parents they was supposed to be best friends as she gets older she will see my mom was happy for the excuse to leave and she will forgive her just as we did my dad was married 7 times divorced 6 my mom was married 5 times now and divorced every single time that caused me not to ever get close to men she married and they would get mad at her for it but i knew they wasnt the last one but if you dont do that then your kids will be fine

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      The number of marriages explains a little about how you have so many siblings...or possible siblings. Yes, that would make me a little hesitant to enter a relationship with a man, too. They aren' t all bad, though. I know some people who have been married for a long time and are very happy...at least they say they are, anyway. I was actually very happy with my first husband, but he...out of the blue....ran off with another woman...and so that wasn't such a happy situation in the end.

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • gloriajean238509

      you are nicer than i am the locks would have been changed and his stuff would have been in the yard when he returned my dad admits he was wrong and has cheated on every woman he has ever dated or been married to but he swears my grandpa was lieing on him he only has 7 kids 3 from his first marriage one from the lady he cheated on her with then he cheated on her again with my mom but when my mom was pregnant with me he divorced her and married my mom 2 months and 8 days before i was born

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • gloriajean238509

      and my mom had 2 more after me

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      No, I'm not nicer! I asked him if he would continue seeing seeing her and he said he would, so that was the end of it. The night I found out about his cheating on me was the night he left and never came back. I was in love, so I might would have taken him back after a week or so, but that wasn't an option...he didn't want to come back. He actually married that women and they were together 16 years until last year, and then she left him for another man. I was angry with him for a long time, but now I am not. He was 15 years older than me...when he left me he was 40 and I was 25. There was a big age gap there, and I understand now that he couldn't relate to me. The woman he left me for was closer to his age...I think she is about 4-5 years younger than him.

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • gloriajean238509

      oh first husband im sorry i missed the word first thought you was talking about the current one and in the end he karma bit him in the *** my dad is crazy he cheats on his current wife and she cheats on him and they act like it is perfectly normal same with my mom she cheated on him he cheated on her but his first wife was faithful never cheated on him infact my mom lived in her house when she got pregnant with me now my brothers mom is dead and i wasnt aware that they did that to his mom until this year and i find it hard not to be pissed at both of them that woman was amazing she treated me as if i was her own kid how many people can say their dads ex wife that didnt ever have to see them because your dad sure as hell didnt try to be in his other kids lives came and got you and took you out places and bought you stuff and loved you like you was theirs until the day she died even though you was concieved while she was still married to your father

      Nov 30, 2012
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  • hughgo

    life is no easy solution let alone relationships sometimes you just fall out of love for reasons .Doesnt make you a bad person at all

    Nov 29, 2012
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  • Kiwitti

    Oh grow up. U r typical of women men get pissed off with. I don't love him but don't know why Im not happy and want to leave and I'm prepared to let our children suffer bcause I'm selfish. Sound familiar ? Leave and let him find someone who loves him so you can move on to the next
    love of your life and he can find some happiness with some women who will adore him.

    Nov 28, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Hmmm...and you are a typical *****. Now...does that sound familiar?

      Nov 28, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Oh, wow...I thought you were a guy! Bwaha! Let's change that from typical ***** to typical *****, then

      Nov 28, 2012
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    • Kiwitti

      Just bcause I'm female doesn't mean I have to agree with u. U talk about a man who has taken on your children from another relationship and is good to them and his own. I still don't know what 's wrong with him. Has he passed his use by date?? Oh u r sick of being strong, fine then move the f.... On and stop complaining. U have 3 children how will they see commitment ???u have been married for 12 yrs but unhappy for 8 so why have 3 children???! Just to make them miserable too??? Yeah u r right not a lot of sympathy from me.

      Nov 28, 2012
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    • Onmymind1976

      Wow.... have u ever been married or have children...Ms. Kiwitti?

      Nov 28, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Geez, lady...do you not have anything else to do?? Stay off my stories and profile. Go tend to your perfect "my-****-don't-stink" life you have there.

      Nov 28, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Onmymind...thank you :-) I think she is apparently just way better than all of us low-life people. :-)

      Nov 28, 2012
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    • patternsoflight

      You're right Kiwitti, but she just wants to slam on anyone who doesn't want to feel sorry for her.

      Nov 28, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thank you, Alice :-)

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thank you again, Alice...and you took the words right out of my mouth!

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • Daledale6557

      Kiwitti,
      You say your from Nashville, so am I. We are a whole lot nicer than what you are projecting here. Lookforanexit is a wonderful person who is in a tough spot. Its easy to kick people. What we should all do is help one another. Like my mother would say if you can't say something don't say anything.

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • Daledale6557

      oh same goes to you patternsoflight!

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thank you, Daledale...and a special thank you for saying I am a wonderful person. You have seen me at my best and my...ummm...not-so-best, so it means a lot coming from you. And you are a wonderful person, too. :-)

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • Daledale6557

      I understand what you are going as you know. With that said, I respect and appreciate the way you handle yourself. First Class all the way, nothing less :)

      Nov 29, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Hugs, Daledale :-) I am fortunate to have you as a friend.

      Nov 29, 2012
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  • aces4battle

    Keep the strength, and save at least $5,000 just in case you need to leave. That is what it take to start over again.

    Nov 20, 2012
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  • patternsoflight

    Instead of using your time "lookingforanexit", wouldn't you find out you're happier in the end if you use your time to "lookforwhatmadeyoufallforhim" and then put in the necessary effort to be happy with your current spouse? This isn't the quick fix, the easy way out and the comforting words you were looking for, but in the long run, you'll be happier.

    Nov 1, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      And you don't think that somewhere in 8 years of being unhappy that I haven' t tried that? Not everything in life has such a simple solution. Maybe you can give me one of those "all happy and everything is wonderful" pills you are obviously taking. And I have put in effort...I didn't just wake up one morning and decide "this sucks...I'm out of here"

      Nov 1, 2012
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    • Govinda1337

      *Applauds wildly*

      Nov 1, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      ;-)

      Nov 1, 2012
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    • KuyaLeo

      yeah. *applauds*

      Nov 22, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      *bows graciously :-) Hello friend :-)

      Nov 22, 2012
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    • KuyaLeo

      s so... how's your sex life lately?

      Nov 22, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      lol...how's yours? You know I have none!

      Nov 22, 2012
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    • KuyaLeo

      I'm just teasing you. Horny woman. Lol

      Nov 22, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Ooohh...you are SO not funny! :-P

      Nov 22, 2012
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    • Kiwitti

      Oh looking for an exit says it all

      Nov 28, 2012
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  • 1changingheart

    Divorce is a personal decision, based on each individual sercumstances.
    I wish you the wisest of decisions for your future.

    Oct 30, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      I hope I make the wisest and best decision! Thank you

      Oct 30, 2012
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  • kbgloves1

    There are no easy solutions - now I know why you are lookingforanexit....My Mom stayed with my dad "for the sake of the kids" and both my big sis and I felt that pain of their unhappy marriage. We sometimes wonder if it would have been better if they divorced.
    I have been married for 40 years, and my wife always looked to me to take care of her and most other things in the marriage. For various reasons our marriage became "comfortable" 16 years ago, but we still loved each other. Four years ago I got terribly ill and our situations reversed. When I took back my life and got better 2 years ago, she still wanted her new found control but I wouldnt have it. She treated my like a teenager...
    Well, we have been married for 40 years. our kids are all grown with their own families and our marriage started going downhill quickly. We can no longer live together and are getting a divorce.
    Situations change and people change lookingforanexit, that's just life. What we once thought was "forever" turns out to be just "for a while". I cant advise you to do anything, hon, because the decision is yours.Are your kids feeling the effect of your unhappiness? If you are that unhappy....Let me just say that kids are pretty adaptable....but again, you have to look at your situation and your children and then do some serious soul searching to find the answer. I wish you the best, because you have a difficult decision to make...

    Oct 30, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Thank you soooo much for that. It makes a lot of since. Sorry your marriage didn't work out after all that time together

      Oct 30, 2012
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    • kbgloves1

      Thanks, I hate using this phrase but "it is what it is" When I said our marriage became comfortable, what I meant was stale, dull and boring. It's very hard to break old habits no matter how unhappy they make you. People dont like change. I had suggested a divorce over a year prior to this and her response was, "Whaaa, you got a hot young chick on the line?" OMG, I've only had 4 girlfriends in my entire life and I have been married to her since 1972 when I was only 22 (she's 6 years older). I not only adopted her 2 children who were 3 and 10 at the time but I gave them the same unconditional love that I gave our own daughter. ...ahhh, it's such a long story...I'm really pretty angry with her right now. On the bright side, I have 3 loving children who are now 50, 43 and 39.
      I really think that all this is for the best. I believe that everything happens for a reason, Right now we have been separated for 10 months and I am not at all ready for an intimate relationship - I am hesitant and afraid.
      But I'm making this all about me and it really is all about you, sweet woman. Take your time, think it over and I am certain that you will make the right decision - for you!

      Oct 30, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      I can understand the hesitant and afraid part. When you have been with that one person for so long, it is hard to expose yourself...whether physically or emotionally...to someone else. I think I pretty much have my mind made up, but I'm just stalling.

      Oct 30, 2012
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    • kbgloves1

      I know - it's so hard, but you seem sooo unhappy! The lying to you raises all kinds of red flags...You should probably talk with your oldest and get his/her take on things. S/he has probably noticed more than you imagine. Talking to the younger 2 will be difficult....Oh, the situations we get ourselves into when we are young. You know that i am always willing to lend a sympathetic ear and offer my humble advice it you want it....Oh, and did I mention that I am kind of an expert at *********** - my wife used to beg me for it all of the time - I guess being married to me she needed a good laugh! Sorry, my kbgloves persona is a hopeless flirt...you know that I'm only trying to make you laugh!

      Oct 30, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Yes, I know that! lol...and you did...again

      Oct 30, 2012
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    • kbgloves1

      Good!

      Oct 30, 2012
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  • KuyaLeo

    hug

    Oct 27, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Hug back to ya!

      Oct 27, 2012
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    • KuyaLeo

      *Hug harder*

      Oct 27, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Ummm...Squeeze you til ya pop!

      Oct 27, 2012
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    • KuyaLeo

      *returns the favor* :)

      Oct 27, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      "returns the favor"?? lol...did you read my oral sex story??? Bwahahaa!!!

      Oct 27, 2012
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    • KuyaLeo

      Yes. I knew exactly what I was saying *wink*

      Oct 27, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Yeah, I know you did :-P

      Oct 27, 2012
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    • KuyaLeo

      *sits you on his lap*

      Oct 27, 2012
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    • lookingforanexit

      Oh, really?

      Oct 27, 2012
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    • KuyaLeo

      *hugs your tummy while your mind wanders elsewhere*

      Oct 27, 2012
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  • privatelyanonymous

    Hey there ... I'm sorry you're in an unhappy marriage. It's tough when life throws you these curveballs and you find yourself in a situation that you thought would be so much better than it currently is. I don't want to seem flippant in giving out random thoughts about a situation especially when it's as important as someone's marriage, but men are pretty simple ... I should know since I'm of that persuasion ... and maybe it's tough to see right now, but husbands can change sometimes if you treat them like the husband you want them to be ... even if they don't deserve it. I'm not saying it'll work for your marriage, but I've heard husbands becoming more responsible and manning up when wives speak and act as if their husbands ARE responsible and manning up even when they aren't. It's like they become the person they are treated to be. You say that he's a good father ... so he's got a heart to care for his kids ... maybe he just needs a bit of a reminder of how he needs to treat his wife. But it probably doesn't work to tell him outright, he's got to experience the feeling of what kind of response he'll get if he does treat his wife the way he should ... Hope this makes sense and you take it with the intention that it's given :)

    Oct 26, 2012
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  • SegatFoe001

    Lol I can readily identify your problem. Or identify with, I reserve the right to change my meaning until after. It's passion though. From all I have gathered from just glancing at your profile. The one thing you crave is a challenge. I mean a true to life challenge. And what you need is passion. I mean that down home, nut busting, pelvis crunching, angry up against the wall cracking the plaster type passion. A trampoline over stretched so that the man inverts as he slams pelvis to pelvis. Then for shi and giggles climb on a roof and shout out fu-king Kung Fu moves, just because we want to make some noise.

    Oct 23, 2012
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  • Onmymind1976

    Wow... that description is so close to mine of 2yrs ago. But mine did have alittle more to it. I completely know how u feel. I did leave & we have 2 kids. It was the hardest thing I have ever done, and yes it is very hard with kids. One thing I wil say...Make sure ur financialy set. I have been struggleing since I left and now living with my mom for the 2nd time.

    Oct 23, 2012
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