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Submitted by Anonymous on January 2, 2008 - 3:44pm.
another question: My wife told me how miserable I made her. How she HATED ME. I made her unhappy, the whole bit. To sum: She's 46, successful with a pretty good life yet she's unhappy. I'm the fall guy. She said she wouldn't settle for anythng less than a divorce. Never fully explained why she hated me. She tells her friends "Life is too short. I shoul be happy and I'm not."
Well, our divorce will be final in 5 months I hope. What does the husband hating wife do when there's no husband to hate? She has a boatload of unresolved issues and I hink she knows that. Those issues are making her unhappy but rather than work on them, she blames me. As Richard Nixon once said, "She won't have me to kcick around any more."
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