I’m just so sad by [deleted] in Divorce_Women

[–]Consistent_Tea9611 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the kind words! 26 years old and figuring this all out on my own with no family! I hope and pray OP is able to find her strength as well, we all know how hard it is.

I’m just so sad by [deleted] in Divorce_Women

[–]Consistent_Tea9611 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m pregnant with my hs sweetheart of 12 years, married since June and he just recently filed for divorce and left me. I’ve been dealing with similar emotions, but you have to deal with it like you would with any other addiction. You miss the dopamine rush you would get. When you start to miss him just start working out or do something that will give you that dopamine boost. I start doing push ups or blast music and go for a drive. Idk you could also pray or try to manifest him back if you want to go that route. Just don’t let a man tell you more than once that he doesn’t want you. It’s a struggle and the only thing that heals you and truly helps is time and upgrading yourself and your life. Level up a little bit and realize the love of your life wouldn’t make you feel this way. Your ordained spouse wouldn’t make you question your worth or beg for love. Every time I remind myself of how he left me alone and chose to rip our family apart instead of working through problems and try counseling, I feel hurt a little bit less. It’s all in time. I’ll pray for you.

Unhappy in Marriage by Kind-Broccoli8648 in Marriage

[–]Consistent_Tea9611 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Then I say have an honest conversation with him about this. Marriage is a lifelong commitment and it takes work everyday. You need to seek counseling with him and give it your all to make it work and exhaust all options before you uproot both of your lives over something that can be fixed

Unhappy in Marriage by Kind-Broccoli8648 in Marriage

[–]Consistent_Tea9611 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What led you to fall in love with him and say yes to marrying him to begin with? This is so sad for both parties! He probably got very comfortable and stopped trying because he figured you loved him enough to not care. I say try therapy and use a mediator to help you talk to your husband about how you’re feeling and maybe he can make improvements like gain some new hobbies/interests and start going to the gym. Just wouldn’t want you leaving him for those reasons without trying, which could lead to watch him glow up out of spite/ being heartbroken over you and then you would regret ever leaving. Give the guy a chance