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Taking to a therapist may help them make the best decision for themselves. Therapists aren’t just to help people stay together but to guide them as they figure out what would be best for themselves and their families.
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It reminds me of our parents relationship honestly. They were so unhappy but just stuck it out. I’m not sure how to advise him. Any help?
Rising Star
You took your first breath upon my chest
I built you a good nest before I left
It wasn't that I never loved your mother
But two happy homes are better than one that suffered
- Hilltop Hoods, Through the Dark
Their lyrics have helped me though a lot. Not this issue in particular, but challenging times nonetheless.
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Thanks. Yeah they have been in and out of therapy for years. I love that poem. I’ll share it with him
Rising Star
The whole song is about a slightly different topic. It's that specific section I thought might be useful to you
Ripping the band-aid is scary but it's worth it. It took me months to adjust once I moved out but not too long. Divorce is expensive and you focus on the kids well being. Within a few months I was moving on and very happy. The hardest part was telling everyone in your life that you are getting divorced. In my situation I didn't tell anyone in my life that I was even unhappy in my marriage. However everyone was supportive and helped out in anyway they could.
This feels like me. I'm in the same situation. Neither of us want to pull the trigger and do it. It's so much to unravel with kids, house, assets, friendships, social stigmatisms, lawyers, etc. that it's not really indecisiveness it's more a paralyzing situation. Like being on a rollercoaster you can't get off of.