Greetings. I can understand how you must feel that you are on an emotional rollercoaster in the dark, awaiting the next big drop at any moment. It will come, so be prepared.
My advice for this is to speak with an attorney and formulate a plan for separation and custody. Having a plan will allow you to better anticipate each mood swing, how you will feel, and allow you time to recover from each emotional dip in the road.
Also, I recommend that you speak with a mental health professional as soon as possible. I know it may sound strange, but having someone who is totally neutral listen to every word you say is very empowering and therapeutic. Best of luck.
Janet L. Fritts
Attorney at Law
4101 Lake Boone Trail, Suite 200
Raleigh, North Carolina 27607 NCDivorce.com
919-787-6668
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I have been reading some of these forums, and boy can I relate![:(]
My husband has asked me for a divorce - it is almost a relief. He and I have been at each other’s throat for so long - but the pain is so intense, I can hardly breathe.
I adore my husband. The last thing that I ever wanted was for us to divorce. But he has lost that loving feeling. He “claims” there is no one else - he “claims” it is just him - he “claims” that he really still loves me but can’t love me the way I need to be loved.
Bull.
He is still reaching for me at night. He is still calling me and expressing his love, the next minute telling me he can’t wait for me to leave so that he can go on with his life.
We have 2 children - one together - and I have a daughter from a previous marriage. He has already agreed that I can take the children if I were to leave - as long as he is granted visitation.
I have gotten so confused I can hardly breathe. Right when I feel that I am advancing - bam! there he comes again and crushes me. He seems to be jealous of my success. I just recently got the job of a lifetime, and am so happy with it. I also do a lot of community work, but he bucks it the whole way.
He is acting like a selfish, immature jerk. And I still love him, but am realizing that I do need to leave.