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Originally posted by skinut2234
Guess I need to sit down and have a heart to heart
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Yeah, you do. It won't be easy by any means, but if you remember that criticism is only valid when it's
constructive, you'll do okay.

Have some ideas on how to improve the dynamics of the relationship on hand when you talk to her.
I don't think that you have much to lose by putting your cards up on the table at this point. Inaction will only put MORE distance between you.
Nothing to fear, but fear itself, right?
Try spending more quality time together. Sometimes when my husband and I have been drifting apart emotionally, we play cribbage. It allows us to sort of cement our
bond. It sounds silly, but it gives us time to relax and just be
friends for awhile, before we try to tackle the bigger issues. We can spend a little time in smalltalk, and rediscover our ability to be companions. THEN....we can
bond by more....ummmm....substantial methods.
If you haven't read it yet, try
The Five Love Languages by Chapman. It's an easy read, and it'll give you some ideas on how to help her understand your POV...because it'll get you focused on how to communicate with her effectively.
If you
want to be in love with your wife....put some effort into finding your feelings. Meet her needs, and ASK to have yours met as well.
We each have the ability to
choose. Investing in your relationship is a choice. Like any other investment, you may have a return on it, or not. But you never know until you get in the game.