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Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by kylie11
(Post 7810524)
Hi There
Just a bit off topic, at what point did you decide you wanted a divorce, what made you make the leap. I've been with my OH now 20 years, for the last year i have just gone with the plan tried not to upset him too much and agree in the right places, bought a house in an area that's OK but a bit quiet for me. I have three children 10, 8 and 5 and in order to move here sold my business, so currently have no job and no income, been here two years on the 27th September(not that i'm counting) and love it. Have put up with mood swings for 12 months when we first arrived as he didn't like it and let him go back to UK for a jolly to work out where he wanted to be. I'm fed up with trying to please and pander to the whims but am scared s***less about leaving and trying to make it on my own as i know it wouldn't be amicable or at points financially viable, just in process of purchasing a business in the hope this will give me my independance and the guts. |
Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by kylie11
(Post 7810524)
Hi There
Just a bit off topic, at what point did you decide you wanted a divorce, what made you make the leap. I've been with my OH now 20 years, for the last year i have just gone with the plan tried not to upset him too much and agree in the right places, bought a house in an area that's OK but a bit quiet for me. I have three children 10, 8 and 5 and in order to move here sold my business, so currently have no job and no income, been here two years on the 27th September(not that i'm counting) and love it. Have put up with mood swings for 12 months when we first arrived as he didn't like it and let him go back to UK for a jolly to work out where he wanted to be. I'm fed up with trying to please and pander to the whims but am scared s***less about leaving and trying to make it on my own as i know it wouldn't be amicable or at points financially viable, just in process of purchasing a business in the hope this will give me my independance and the guts. |
Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by kylie11
(Post 7810524)
Hi There
Just a bit off topic, at what point did you decide you wanted a divorce, what made you make the leap. I've been with my OH now 20 years, for the last year i have just gone with the plan tried not to upset him too much and agree in the right places, bought a house in an area that's OK but a bit quiet for me. I have three children 10, 8 and 5 and in order to move here sold my business, so currently have no job and no income, been here two years on the 27th September(not that i'm counting) and love it. Have put up with mood swings for 12 months when we first arrived as he didn't like it and let him go back to UK for a jolly to work out where he wanted to be. I'm fed up with trying to please and pander to the whims but am scared s***less about leaving and trying to make it on my own as i know it wouldn't be amicable or at points financially viable, just in process of purchasing a business in the hope this will give me my independance and the guts. Those sessions were the best money I've ever spent. Get in touch and talk to them .. either secretly on your own or with your hubby. They were brilliant. |
Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by Bernieboy
(Post 7810539)
20 years OMG yer poor husband having to spend all that time with you,my wife loved me so much she left after a year:lol:
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Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by scottishcelts
(Post 7810559)
:lol: a year - christ, you were hard work :eek:
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Re: Divorce in queensland?
Go with yer heart,the rest will follow Thanks coppa will give them a try |
Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by Bernieboy
(Post 7810569)
Im a drag misery out kinda guy:thumbup:
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Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 7810612)
Bet you enjoy being tortured too :eek:
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Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by Bernieboy
(Post 7810624)
No pain,no gain sister:thumbdown:
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Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 7810784)
Are we talking marriage or torture now? :confused: :D
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Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 7810784)
Are we talking marriage or torture now? :confused: :D
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Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by kylie11
(Post 7810583)
My heart says neither of us are happy but neither would walk out so both making each other and the kids miserable. Snide comments about me spending and him working etc each time i've had a job he's got a job working away so made it difficult to fit with child care as need to travel about 1.30 to get to work. The more i sit and think the more i realise he doesn't help with homework, soccer, swimming or willing to meet my freinds :lol: Where has it all gone wrong or is this just the natural path of things, i just can't see me growing old with him any more
Thanks coppa will give them a try Sounds as though one of you needs to be brave & make the first move. Are you sure he knows how you feel though? I know I am guilty of expecting my husband to have a 6th sense about these things!:o Counselling sounds like a great idea.:thumbsup: |
Re: Divorce in queensland?
Originally Posted by sallyclaire
(Post 7811307)
Even when my OH & I have been going through difficult times, I have still wanted to be growing old with him!
Sounds as though one of you needs to be brave & make the first move. Are you sure he knows how you feel though? I know I am guilty of expecting my husband to have a 6th sense about these things!:o Counselling sounds like a great idea.:thumbsup: |
Re: Divorce in queensland?
Hi
Yes he does realise how i feel but he wouldn't dream of counseling, as he feels this isn't the done thing to air your dirty laundry in public and boy i've tried to discuss it but it normally ends up in a full blown argument. It's quite hard as his normal reaction when i try to discuss is normally one that i need him more than he needs me and if i'm not happy then why don't i just walk out. I do think though that just disappearing for a week away with the kids may be the answer to get him to talk. |
Re: Divorce in queensland?
Sometimes shock tactics work but be careful that it does not backfire.
Very best wishes, it certainly is a horrible situation to be in. |
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