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Re: OT: dont know what to do...wife probs.
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Posted by n8terry on June 03, 2007 at 20:42:49 from (172.129.32.31):
In Reply to: OT: dont know what to do...wife probs. posted by marriage problems. on June 03, 2007 at 15:40:46:
Hi, I was married for 22 years and filed for divorce. Neither of us was cheating on the other. Filing for divorce was a difficult decision for me, but it was one of the single most correct decisions I ever made. The one thing that surprised me was how friends take sides, I filed, so I was the bad guy. If you file, you will find out who your friends are. I remember feeling so ashamed for filing that I didn't go to church for several months. Finally, I felt I needed to go. The sermon was about how big a sin it was to divorce, the pastor went on and on about it. I have since quit going to church and have remarried after being single for 7 years. I tell everyone that I am having marital problems, my wife keeps nagging me to buy more tractors and I don't know what to do with her! She is not only my wife, but my very best friend. We have been married for over 15 years. If your wife is unreasonable then you will not be able to reason with her. You can try a counselor, I did, the experience was a total waste of time in my particular case. Good luck, and get a lawyer to represent you that has handled several divorces and is 50+ years old.
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