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beckyb #2619705 10/27/15 08:37 PM
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Avanti, I spoke with my L. He is going to work with H's L and try to get an agreement in place specific to the preparation and sale of the house.

I also broached the subject with H but will limit most communication to L.


Me53
H48
M 13
No children together
BDMay '15
PA June '15
H moves out,files 8/15 wants "quick divorce" but does nothing
Me sending proposal 12/15, court dates upcoming
beckyb #2619709 10/27/15 09:10 PM
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That makes a lot of sense. Keep things like that in the L domain so it's all under control.


- Nobody has ever learnt anything important from happiness and success; problems make us grow
- Consult your plan, not your feelings
- If you haven't set goals, how can you expect to achieve anything?
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Divorce Busting means keeping our heart in a vulnerable position. Much harder than just slamming the door and moving on. Each one of us has to assess the risk vs. reward for ourselves.


Me53
H48
M 13
No children together
BDMay '15
PA June '15
H moves out,files 8/15 wants "quick divorce" but does nothing
Me sending proposal 12/15, court dates upcoming
beckyb #2620249 10/29/15 04:04 PM
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So true! DB'ing is the toughest thing I have ever had to do in my life.
Glad I'm not alone in this journey!


Di-mond in the rough
M-45 H-38
My children S-25 D-23
T 5 M 4
H left April Fools Day 2015

One day at a time!
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Many here say DBing is to make us better, not to save our marriage. I disagree. Making us better is a great benefit of the process.

But if I completely closed the door on my marriage there a lot of other programs/ways I could improve and move on, and that protect my heart from hopes that may be dashed.

I am doing things a certain way because I believe in marriage, do have a little hope and want to keep the door open - even if it's just a crack. I continually have to re-assess that decision.


Me53
H48
M 13
No children together
BDMay '15
PA June '15
H moves out,files 8/15 wants "quick divorce" but does nothing
Me sending proposal 12/15, court dates upcoming
beckyb #2620341 10/29/15 11:03 PM
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That is a very reflective post beckyb.

Had you considered using it as a close to this thread and so the next one started with what you see as the next step in your DB'ing journey?


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I just feel like I can't deal today. So exhausted and depressed. I want to go back to bed and stay there.

Not an option though. I have to take care of my job.


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H48
M 13
No children together
BDMay '15
PA June '15
H moves out,files 8/15 wants "quick divorce" but does nothing
Me sending proposal 12/15, court dates upcoming
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Many here say DBing is to make us better, not to save our marriage. I disagree. Making us better is a great benefit of the process


Excellent post, beckyb! I thought that the whole intent of DBing is to save the marriage? I agree - making us better as a person is a great benefit.

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I am doing things a certain way because I believe in marriage, do have a little hope and want to keep the door open - even if it's just a crack. I continually have to re-assess that decision.


I am in the same boat with you, beckyb. I also believe in marriage. My door will always be open unless the unthinkable happens. As long as her door is cracked, I will always have hope. And that is what I have to cling to.

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I just feel like I can't deal today. So exhausted and depressed. I want to go back to bed and stay there.


I have those days, also. And lately it seems that these past few days have been like that. I have been following your thread closely. Keep your chin up!

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Thanks, E. My H has given me no reason to hope but my DB coach points out some interesting signs/behaviors. While my situation is definitely very difficult he has seen similar situations turn around. I just have to live in the tension of moving forward and maintaining hope. It's really hard.


Me53
H48
M 13
No children together
BDMay '15
PA June '15
H moves out,files 8/15 wants "quick divorce" but does nothing
Me sending proposal 12/15, court dates upcoming
beckyb #2620477 10/30/15 03:47 PM
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Becky, as strange as it may sound, I have hope, too. I hope my H comes to a realization of his behavior and is appalled. I hope that he returns to the loving man I knew. I hope that we can R eventually. I believe he is my only husband, and I can't give up on him. I pray for him daily. I know I am headed for a lonely future with this hope and belief, but I feel like I am honoring my faith and belief in God and His plan. People who don't understand will think I'm crazy and pathetic. I love the man, despise his behaviors and choices. I believe in marriage...a piece of paper won't change my status.

All this to say, I completely understand. I have to take a different DB path than you for my safety, but my ultimate goal is to R my M.


Me: 48 H: 50 - Married 21 - 3-S: 29,19,19 2-D: 27,26
BD: 08/2015 - D filed & OW disc: 09/2015

"Surrender to What Is, Let Go of What Was, Have Faith in What Will Be." -S Ricotti
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