Feeling very sorry for myself
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IMHO... he's playing Mind Games
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Thanks everyone
Feeling totally knackered with all this,i am seriously going to try and just chill out watch a movie open some wine and try very hard to relax.
Feeling totally knackered with all this,i am seriously going to try and just chill out watch a movie open some wine and try very hard to relax.
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May I add that I have seen this sort of behavior before - and from what you've written, it sounds a lot like he suffers from cyclothymia bipolar disorder.
Ian
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I agree with you, BTW -- American washers suck.
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Thank you i came over on a k1 have just nicely got my Green Card, so am a Permanent resident for the next 2 years.
My husband will only communicate by text message and its not very friendly, i cant believe a man of his age would resort to such measures.
He has bad mouthed me to most of our friends so basically i feel very much alone apart from one good friend but she lives some distance away.
I am so heartbroken i thought he was the man of my dreams and to do something like this has hurt me so deeply.
My husband will only communicate by text message and its not very friendly, i cant believe a man of his age would resort to such measures.
He has bad mouthed me to most of our friends so basically i feel very much alone apart from one good friend but she lives some distance away.
I am so heartbroken i thought he was the man of my dreams and to do something like this has hurt me so deeply.
I was devastated at the time I was so in love with him I think I had a mini break down, but now that I look back I just smile to myself and think
Spoiler:
My ex was not diagnosed but I think he was a manic depressant or Bi-Polar

No one needs to live with someone that they constantly feel like they are living on the edge, waiting for the next outbreak, and sweetie if he is bad mouthing you to family and friends he is not worth a toss.
#27
Dear Muni, what an awful situation to be in. As you've probably guessed by now, you seem to be married to a nutter. However, I would turn up to the counselling appointment. It could be that he has realised his irrational behaviour has gone a bit too far, so he feels the need for a 3rd party intervention. I do not believe that it was just the washing machine that kicked this episode off. He obviously has more issues that he hasn't wanted to talk about. I hope you can get this sorted out, but I would keep an account of this odd behaviour, as others have said here,it could be a taste of what is to come. Just remember no matter what, you'll survive and you'll be fine. Screw him! god bless ya darlin!
#28
Muni...... very sorry to hear about your situation.... it sucks!
So.... let me get it right..... he's made an appointment for you both to go to counselling.... but....
He's taken your only car, and left you no money!
How does he expect you to get to this counselling session??
From one Yorkie to another...... not only does he sound mentally unstable.... but totally thoughtless too!
You're probably better off without him.... but...
If you like life in the US, you can finish the immigration process without him....
your choice!!
Take your time, don't make any hasty decisions. Whatever you decide, I wish you the very best!
So.... let me get it right..... he's made an appointment for you both to go to counselling.... but....
He's taken your only car, and left you no money!
How does he expect you to get to this counselling session??

From one Yorkie to another...... not only does he sound mentally unstable.... but totally thoughtless too!
You're probably better off without him.... but...
If you like life in the US, you can finish the immigration process without him....
your choice!!
Take your time, don't make any hasty decisions. Whatever you decide, I wish you the very best!
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Thank you everyone, my husband has just informed me by text that he wants a divorce and has offered to pay for my belongings and flight back, i need to get some legal aid somehow as i have no money. and of course the house should be sold and the profits split but i think he expects me to walk away and leave the house for him,although he bought the house with his money.
I dont want this to happen as i love him still but he is adamant
I dont want this to happen as i love him still but he is adamant
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Thank you everyone, my husband has just informed me by text that he wants a divorce and has offered to pay for my belongings and flight back, i need to get some legal aid somehow as i have no money. and of course the house should be sold and the profits split but i think he expects me to walk away and leave the house for him,although he bought the house with his money.
I dont want this to happen as i love him still but he is adamant
I dont want this to happen as i love him still but he is adamant
So sorry to hear this, but I can't help feeling that if he can't face you to tell you these things, you need to look beyond the love you still feel for him, and figure out what's best for your future life. My guess is that it won't include him, if you look at things realistically.
Not sure what else to say, apart from that I've been through a divorce where my wife told me she wanted it to end. You will get over it, honestly, even though it feels like you never will.
As far as getting legal aid, if you're really on your uppers, the Catholic church and others will offer free advice in some cases. Here is a list to start with: http://www.justice.gov/eoir/probono/freelglchtFL.htm
Good luck, and stick around here: it's a very supportive group...
Nettie




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