amen

Hmmm he called her something similar to they were not yoked & one other thing if I remember but the word he said isn’t coming to mind. It made me believe it but I love him. Like her. Ultimately u wanted them to be civil.

Yes indeed✨💯

Your words hold significant weight, and I earnestly hope my feelings reflect yours. Despite our current separation, I cannot imagine my life without her; my affection for her is profound. I pine for her presence, and I'm ready to take any steps necessary to bring us back together. We've explored various paths, including therapy, in our pursuit of reconciliation.

Moving on from someone you hold dear is invariably challenging, but in my experience, I was guided by a spiritual counselor who prevented the breakdown of my marriage. Her name is Suzanne Ann Walters.

Thank you for this advice. I'll promptly start searching for her online. I appreciate it. I'm optimistic that pursuing this approach will also lead to favorable outcomes for me; her absence weighs heavily on me.

You definitely should

Truth. However, both parties MUST endeavor to want to do the necessary work in an attempt to heal what is broken.

God bless you

Your blessing was waiting for u

@scorpio54williams96 AND GOD BLESSED YOU ALL THE WAY TO ALLOW YOU TO BE RIGHT BY YOUR WONDERFUL HUSBAND'S SIDE UNTIL HIS FINAL BREATHE🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🌠 BEAUTIFUL

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Wow! Firstly, my condolences to you. Secondly, so it is possible to happily married a third time around? I have been married for almost 19 years and dated my husband for one year, I broke up with him as we dated because I below he didn’t take me seriously, albeit, I loved him at that time. After some months past (even though I asked him not to reach out to him), he informed me that there were new things happening for him, but he said that, I was the one thing missing in his life. I didn’t rush back to him right away but gradually eased back into a relationship, but this time there had to be a purpose in mind. After we both decided to have our daughter and moving in together, it’s been a struggle ever since. Am I happy not by a long shot, and I’m sure he is not happy either. I suggested marriage counseling, but he’s not willing to do the necessary work in our for our marriage to succeed. Now, I am seriously considering divorcing him. Any words of wisdom?

Understanding GOD'S Purpose. Living that purpose & standing within that purpose is so important

Praise God

amen!!!!

The depth of your words strikes a chord with me, and I genuinely hope my feelings mirror yours. Despite our current physical distance, I cannot envision my life without her; my love for her runs deep. I yearn for her return, and I'm prepared to do whatever it takes to make it a reality. We've explored different avenues, including therapy, in our quest for reconciliation

Saying farewell to someone you love dearly is never easy, but in my case, I had the assistance of a spiritual counselor who saved my marriage from falling apart. Her name is Suzanne Ann Walters

I'm thankful for this guidance. I'll immediately start searching for her online. I appreciate it. I'm hopeful that adopting this strategy will also bring about positive changes for me; I miss her deeply

I highly recommend that you do just that

thank you

let’s chat

Thank You For Your Service 💕

I agree it is very real, and if it’s not addressed it can lead to more mental health issues. One of my nursing positions was in mental health, and in interviewing many, many clients with various diagnoses: bipolar, clinical depression, schizophrenia, drug addiction disorder, ect. The OVERWHELMING majority experienced abuse sexual, physical, and or emotional as a child, and it was never addressed, and their minds went into a downward spiral. And some used drugs/alcohol to mask/hide the mental illness. They were all suffering from PSTD, from the unaddressed trauma and abuse as children.

Agreed!!! 💯