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Separation - feeling lost

dh74 · 2017-04-13 08:45:56

I know that this has been done to death on this forum, but I need to vent : My wife told me on last week that she wants to separate. I knew something was wrong when I got home from work and she blanked me completely. She told me it was not my fault - I had done nothing wrong She told me when the kids were playing upstairs.…

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#32 02-05-2017 07:22AM

Teyla Emmagan

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Why were you on your own? They are your kids too. You should be organising to spend time with them as well at the weekends. There's hardly any chance she'll move out if she can justifiably say "sure Sean wouldn't know what to do with those children, he never takes them by himself". Don't let any wedge be driven in there.

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#33 02-05-2017 07:29AM

dh74

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when I said by myself, I meant me at home with the kids. She was out.

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