
LibraSid
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15 Years1,000+ PostsLibra
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Posted by coorkie
Have you guys ever gone to the bathroom with a tiger staring at you?
It was a rare... Almost spiritual experience....






Posted by little_sparrow
Oh also, did she have much experience before meeting you? I know a lot of women tend to leave relationships around the 27-29 yr old mark because they regret settling down so young and want to try to live life on their own.
In a way, you have become her rock and her foundation. She wishes she could keep the stablity of your family life and still explore the world, but the two things don't really work together. Does that make sense? If not, I will try to clarify.

Posted by TasteOfChaos
Ah... so she is an Aqua!
That explains why you havent seen the bitch cry in the 8 years of marriage 😛
Well, its not normal for an Aqua to cheat.
When an aqua decides to leave its not out of the blue... she would have been giving you subtle hints through the course of the marriage that she was unhappy...
When things didnt change, she strayed (which is NOT an aqua trait) Aquas would rather be honest and TELL you they arent happy... unfortunately, by the time they TELL you they are unhappy... its too late!
They are fixed sign.
She obviously hasnt emotionally detached from the situation yet...




















Posted by LibraSid
So now I have this woman acting like she is trying to hold onto something that she threw away??_ why?

Posted by nicodemus
Oh...I just thought of something. This may seem cold and screwed up but please take it from someone with experience in what you are about to potentially face with the courts. And this changes what I just wrote a bit.
If you want to be there for her, if you want to do the dignified and humane thing with her...don't start until after the divorce is finalized. Whether you like it or not (primarily because of the nature of our court system itself) she is your adversary until you have won that battle and you need to look at it that way. After it is all over you can be best friends but she will try to take advantage of what you do now when the hearings come.
Especially when it comes to the custody issue. Think about the possibility of your kids hanging out with dude she has been screwing.
It's more important than what is going on with her as a person.

Posted by Flavia
I think if you didn't have kids it would not effect you so deeply, because you would have been able to go through with never seeing her again.














Posted by Nefer
Jason admitted it hurt just a tiny bit, deep down, but that he was happy for her. But he'd say torture by Zulu warriors hurt him just a tiny bit. :/

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I just wrote a long story/question but before I posted it I backed out. I want advice but I am hesitant to put too much out there. I have tried to shorten the question but that changes even my response when reading it. The story spans many years of my life and is coming to a head right now. A quick paragraph or two makes it seem so trivial. On the other hand, I doubt most people would even make it through the "book" that I could write to ask my question.
Some of you have seen my other posts and will have an idea about it but it just got a lot weirder tonight and I am very confused.
How much is too much?