Breakups & Divorce Support Group
Just broke up with someone or in the midst of a difficult divorce? Breaking up is difficult no matter what the circumstances are. They say that time heals all wounds, but sometimes a listening ear or a hug can work wonders for the heart. Whether you need a place to vent, someone to hold you to No Contact, or need advice about what to do, we're here to help.
2 weeks ago my wife of 4 years woke up and told me she was going to a lawyer for a legal separation. I packed some things and left our home. She claimed to have not been happy for over a year but she had me and everyone else fooled. Yes we had our issues but nothing that you break your vows for without even trying counseling. In the past two weeks things took a turn for the worst I received a separation agreement in the mail from her lawyer which within days she decided she is going to file for divorce anyway. Our families got involved and it got worse. Now she changed the locks on the doors and I'm just waiting to get served with divorce papers. We had a very rough year with our family and other things but i thought we were strong to get through it and I feel she just gave up. I feel like my life has been ripped away from me and I can hardly function. I want this pain to go away....
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I so exhausted from pain in my back that started Sunday but was mild and almost gone till I took bath that night and think I twisted or did something to take it to excruciating...I am away for work in a different state so traveled Monday and worked today then called my boss to fyi her about fact I am falling apart and walking like elderly person! I did telemed and they called in prednisone and...
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Can't wait to burn my pumpkin spice candle! National Coffee Day is coming up on the 29th so I hope to score up on a free coffee.
Do you have legal representation as far as the house goes ?
Be thankful you didn't have kids with her at least you can get a clean break ..
I know it may seem impossible, but patiently loving your wife is your best bet to show her how much you want your wedding vows to carry their eternal value. Listen to your wife, and if she refuses to talk to you, let her know you are waiting and available.
Rather than leaning on her faults and focusing on her “bad” character for pursuing divorce, direct your attention to your own weaknesses and areas in need of improvement. Show her that you can change, and it would never hurt to offer attendance to a troubled marriage conference of some kind. You can also find a counselor anywhere in the United States here: https://ccn.thedirectorywidget.com/
My uncle approached his delicate marriage as an opportunity to show selfless love for his wife. For quite some time, there was no return, but he persevered. The support of his family, he says, was what carried him through. So I encourage you to find a support system that you can trust. This article also speaks to your situation: http://bit.ly/2gC92Eh