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Any advice about staying in a loveless marriage? My husband doesn't work, lies to me all the time, and treats me like dirt. Should I stay with him for our 1year old daughter? He doesn't hit me or anything. I just crave a REAL relationship.

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Have you tried any kind of counseling? You two got married for a reason. If not love, then what?

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He has been in counseling for a year for an on again off again addiction to pain pills. I have been waiting with open arms for years for him to just love me and be normal.

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Maybe you two should be in Marriage counseling together. It seems like there are more problems than his addiction to pain pills.

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Yeah he is emotionally like a 15 year old, sees things as black or white, and thinks only about himself. Not one lick of improvement from 1 year of his own counseling, and I can tell you for sure he wouldn't do couples counseling because "he doesn't have a problem". Thanks for the advice though.

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Well, I'm sorry but if he isn't willing to seek help or even see that clearly there is a problem in the marriage then you need to get out. I would not be able to put myself and my child through the pain of not feeling loved.

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Here is the problem...he is great with our daughter. I just wonder if I will be able to hide the pain of not having a loving relationship if I stay with him.

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Get out now. You still have a chance to find someone who truly loves you. I did, but I waited much too long to do so.

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I did, but I waited much too long to do so.

 

That is what I am afraid of!

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Here is the problem...he is great with our daughter. I just wonder if I will be able to hide the pain of not having a loving relationship if I stay with him.

 

Don't settle just because he is good with your daughter. He can still be a good father if you two get a divorce. My bf is still a wonderful father to his kids and he and his wife have split. Just leave and try to find happiness in your life.

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I know that would be the right thing to do, but I am afraid of ruining my daughter's life. Children of divorced parents often end up having emotional problems, and I don't want her to hate me when she is older just because I wanted to be happy. I know that sounds dysfunctional and sick, but that is where I am right now. Thank you for your help:)

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Children that are brought up in a home with a father and mother that don't love each other and fight end up with emotional issues as well.

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Yeah I know, we try not to fight in front of her. We never yell at eachother, it's just the little looks and sarcastic remarks. She's too young to see it yet, and I guess if things don't get better I'll leave him hopefully before she's old enough to realize.

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Be strong! I know it's really hard to do, but it's really the best choice for all of you.

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