| home | forums | pink board | articles | stories | ask-e | recipes | faq | bookstore | poetry | fun | contact | donations |
![]() |
Home - Forums - Pink Board - Stories - Ask Emerald - Articles - FAQ - Poetry - Cookbook - Fun - Resources - Contact - Privacy
|
Back to Ask-e
Play NiceHi, I'm a 23 year old male and have been married for 3 1/2 years. About a year and a half ago I fell in love with another woman and my marriage fell apart. My wife and I have tried to work things out several times and I am living with her and my 2 1/2 year old daughter right now. The relationship has been back and forth this whole time... moving in, moving out, getting along, fighting, etc. I want to support my wife and my daughter and be a part of my daughter's life but I really don not want to be married to her anymore. I am still madly in love with the other woman and I've been trying to stay away from her for my family's sake but I don't want to let her go. My wife and I are currently renting a house for EXTREMELY cheap from her parents. Her parents are a big problem in our lives and we all need to get out from under them before something bad happens (there has been confrontations before). I want to leave and be with the other woman, stillbe a part of my daughter's life, and not screw my wife in the process (she hasn't worked since my daughter was born). I have no right to defend myself... Hi guy. I disagree. If you stay in a marriage in which you are very unhappy, you benefit nobody. You disrespect your wife by staying out of "pity" or fear rather than love, and you put a lot of pressure on your daughter to be "worth" the "sacrifice" of your happiness. I believe that men who stay in unhappy marriages make little "mistresses" out of their daughters. They put a lot of pressure on the children to fill their emotional needs, and it is NEVER the job of a child to fill the emotional needs of an adult.
|
|
||