Being told " I don't love you anymore"

Being told " I don't love you anymore"

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Don1

15,950 posts

209 months

Tuesday 4th April 2017
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Glad to hear it. We'll catch up properly soon?

mr_spock

3,341 posts

216 months

Tuesday 4th April 2017
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You have, er, text!

Vaud

50,572 posts

156 months

Tuesday 4th April 2017
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mr_spock said:
Amazingly, already got a good offer on the house and many more viewings booked over the rest of the week. We should be into the financial discussion next week, hopefully we can both be reasonable. It could all be over by the summer - but I still have to find somewhere to live, and that's turning out to be a hard decision. Do I stay near where I am now, and get something tiny and a bit crap, or move 30-45 mins away and get something nicer? It would still be within driving range of school, social life etc. Until we're though the initial financial discussion I don't even know what I can spend! Still, it's a better position to be in than a couple of months ago.
You could look for a 30-90 day block booking of a house via AirBnB while you consider options?

mr_spock

3,341 posts

216 months

Tuesday 4th April 2017
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I hadn't thought of that... will look, thanks! Right now, she has an idea of what she wants to spend on a house + fees + some contents. It's.... a lot. We'll see if there's a compromise to be reached.

randlemarcus

13,525 posts

232 months

Tuesday 4th April 2017
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mr_spock said:
I hadn't thought of that... will look, thanks! Right now, she has an idea of what she wants to spend on a house + fees + some contents. It's.... a lot. We'll see if there's a compromise to be reached.
Wait one. Post divorce and financial agreement, she spends what she wants on what she wants. It's not your problem. Your problem is bringing a sense of realism to the division of current assets. All of it is not an acceptable answer.

YankeePorker

4,769 posts

242 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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Have merely lurked on this thread for ages but just wanted to add a word of warning.

Ok, wife had an affair a couple of years ago, marriage has been screwed ever since with me basically here because my kids are. She finally moved out to a rental a few weeks ago, have only missed her when folding the laundry, I hate that st.

Well, while we have been cohabiting in a dead marriage I have met a lovely little divorcee among my dog walking friends. Just friends, with her being a bit ambiguous about future possibilities, and me projecting forward to when I'll be single, she'll be ideal etc. A bit of hugging, mutual support chats, but nothing else.

Last week away for work, lonely in a Paris hotel room, chatting away by text to her and the silly cow tells me happily, we'd never work anyway as incompatible, and that she's signed up to a dating website and first date tomorrow night!

I am fking ripped to pieces, full on heartbreak hotel st, can't sleep, don't want to eat, and so on. Absolutely pathetic, thoroughly ashamed of myself, but can't help it. I'm shocked by how I have developed a deep, hidden stream of puppy love for this bloody woman with out even being aware of it.

So, the word of warning is beware of the bounce, I guess that's what I'd call it. In a subliminal hunt for the tenderness absent in a screwed relationship, it's far too easy to fixate on "a nice person" who has no intentions of going any further than the dreaded friendzone, thereby getting hurt a second time without even have benefited from a bit of pussy.

frownfrown

Be careful out there chaps.

YankeePorker

4,769 posts

242 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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Oh, and one other thing. Beware of French wives, infidelity seems to be considered relatively acceptable behaviour and it'll all be your fault! frownfrown

Robertj21a

16,477 posts

106 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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YankeePorker said:
Have merely lurked on this thread for ages but just wanted to add a word of warning.

Ok, wife had an affair a couple of years ago, marriage has been screwed ever since with me basically here because my kids are. She finally moved out to a rental a few weeks ago, have only missed her when folding the laundry, I hate that st.

Well, while we have been cohabiting in a dead marriage I have met a lovely little divorcee among my dog walking friends. Just friends, with her being a bit ambiguous about future possibilities, and me projecting forward to when I'll be single, she'll be ideal etc. A bit of hugging, mutual support chats, but nothing else.

Last week away for work, lonely in a Paris hotel room, chatting away by text to her and the silly cow tells me happily, we'd never work anyway as incompatible, and that she's signed up to a dating website and first date tomorrow night!

I am fking ripped to pieces, full on heartbreak hotel st, can't sleep, don't want to eat, and so on. Absolutely pathetic, thoroughly ashamed of myself, but can't help it. I'm shocked by how I have developed a deep, hidden stream of puppy love for this bloody woman with out even being aware of it.

So, the word of warning is beware of the bounce, I guess that's what I'd call it. In a subliminal hunt for the tenderness absent in a screwed relationship, it's far too easy to fixate on "a nice person" who has no intentions of going any further than the dreaded friendzone, thereby getting hurt a second time without even have benefited from a bit of pussy.

frownfrown

Be careful out there chaps.
Sorry to hear that but it was ever thus. The rebound after a failed marriage can be equally disastrous if you don't fully appreciate what is really going on.

xjay1337

15,966 posts

119 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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Not nice mate. But it's probably for the best long term, plus if you have been friends/chatting for a while it doesn't often work out!


mr_spock

3,341 posts

216 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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I feel for you! I've been getting back into my old social circle, no dating (although STBX is convinced I'm out shagging every night, hahaha).

Over the next few days we have meetings with our solicitors, then another mediation session. There's only so much money to go round...

Vaud

50,572 posts

156 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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olly22n said:
STBX?
Soon-to-be-ex

Steve vRS

4,847 posts

242 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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Sell My House

Suck My Hose

Shell My Hazelnut

Sorting Match.com Hastily

tomtom

4,225 posts

231 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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So much hate. Usually.

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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Mine had steam coming out of her ears on a few occasions, largely fuelled by a large ban of bunnies.

She discovered that her behaviour towards me wasn't appropriate in the Judges chambers.

FN2TypeR

7,091 posts

94 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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tomtom said:
So much hate. Usually.
Shaking my head is another common one for SMH

grumbledoak

31,544 posts

234 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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Vandenberg said:
largely fuelled by a large ban of bunnies.
Anyone?

Vaud

50,572 posts

156 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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grumbledoak said:
Anyone?
pan of bunnies? = bunny boiler?

grumbledoak

31,544 posts

234 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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Vaud said:
pan of bunnies? = bunny boiler?
Yes, presumably. Thanks. thumbup

toastybase

2,226 posts

209 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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It's the worst feeling I've experienced and still can't get over it to be honest.

I'm just a bit of a softy.

johnwilliams77

8,308 posts

104 months

Wednesday 5th April 2017
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toastybase said:
It's the worst feeling I've experienced and still can't get over it to be honest.

I'm just a bit of a softy.
Time is a healer
Plenty more fish.