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I need some advice. Been married 1 yr 4 months ( 8 yr total ) . Trying to have kids and can’t without treatments ( im a man and its my problem). It leads to arguments and hugh blow outs and I am thinking divorce (been dealing with the issue over 1 yr). This thought came to mind a few months ago (and isn’t new) need a chat a room or something to talk to people with similar issues. Im confused and reaching out I have a range of emotions to wanting to leave scared, and every thing in between. Also want a free room no email address or sign up thanks. Need all the advise I can get
She is a therapist so consoling will not help. Its kinda all or nothing. It has been very tough. I am trying to bite it and think its because she wants a child. I feel guilty about everything. Some times she makes me feel really bad about everything. I am so confused lately I just want to be alone with no one. I am kinda a loner and really like to be by myself (to a extent).
IF things have come to the point of you considering leaving, you’re surely not living in a happy marriage. We ALL have problems & situations in our lives that are out of our control. You’ve been living with this for a yr. now & it’s not getting any better. Fighting all the time sure doesn’t bring happiness for either one of you. Possibly a trial separation at this time just may be the best thing for you both. See if you’re happier without one another in your lives, if so, you pretty much have your answer for both of you. Just make sure when/if you do meet someone, you’re not going to find yourself in the same situation. The only other alternative would be to seek counseling & see if things could be worked out that way. BUT, IF it’s always going to “revert back” to a child, nothing is going to help. I’d suggest to put space between you & see if that just may be your answer…the very best to you…:)
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