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J1g54w
post May 29 2020, 04:40 PM

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Sorry, but what made you both get married, and what changed?

QUOTE(Sensualpassion @ May 29 2020, 03:38 AM)
Anybody left their spouse who refused to divorce?
What should I expect? Esp emotionally. I'm in my mid-30s and I'm planning to move out of my marital home into my family's house, targeting some time this year.

I'm quite worried about these matters tho:
1. Financially. He doesn't exactly support me 100% financially. I do work, but you can say he's like a safety net. Some of my money is tied up in our marital house and I have another property due for completion next year. More commitments  sad.gif MCO doesn't make it any better for my line of work. I am self employed.
2. I feel guilty towards my in laws
3. Moving all of my things from my marital house *headache thinking about the mess and packing* AND also, I probably have to sneakily move out when he's away. I really don't wanna do it when he's home n have all that drama to deal with.
4. Our marital home, which has both our names. It's such a bad time to sell uuurrghhhh. We bought our house 5 years ago when prices were kinda at its peak.  icon_question.gif

It's going to be a big change, I expect and I already expect that I may fall into depression for quite some time after that. If only he also wanted a divorce then we could have joint petition, 3 years ago. No cheating or spouse abuse reasons fyi. I've been unhappy for a long time and tahan all i can tahan in this marriage. We have no kids... so i've been asking myself, "Who am i living for???" Why stay in a marriage where I'm so unhappy that i silently cry at night in bed, next to my "bedmate"?? Because of the stigma of divorce? Bah!

But it is tough taking that first step to leave a situation that i'm getting more used to as time passes by (but not any happier with). I'm mustering my courage. Would be helpful if other ppl who have had to walk this path share their wisdom. Thanks in advance.
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post May 29 2020, 09:48 PM

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QUOTE(Sensualpassion @ May 29 2020, 09:00 PM)
Yup, u are right to assume i am non-muslim. Thanks for sharing  smile.gif
Luckily i don't need alimony but i do want my money back from whatever I've put into the house
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I tag this one because the other one too long (I read all of it).

Sounds like your guy is typical /k selfish ignorant weeb to be honest. Lazy, disrespectful, put no effort in relationships but have the rigid self-righteousness (not breaking any law) and calculative af for a man.

In short, he took you for granted.

You also seem to take care of yourself by staying fit and I think you put effort in looking good as well since you are a people-person.

In chinese they say “don’t encourage people to break up” and “bed arguments settle on bed”, but I feel you really deserve better. Not sure why he’s not interested in getting it on with you either (maybe porn addiction or hardcore gamer?) but that’s seriously f**ked up to ignore partner like that, while disrespecting partner in front if others, that’s a big no-no. Even with someone who’s not a partner, that’s not a decent behavior to begin with. No class at all.

Sorry if I offended you by talking him down like that but I have a feeling that he’s kinda hopeless and doesn’t recognize what he has until he lost it. Some people are like that.

Personally I’m in your shoes on the coitus thing because I have higher libido than my wife, while she’s the passive one, though when she’s in the mood she will cooperate and not just play dead fish. I will never find her unattractive, even when she’s angry lol, probably because I always like to look at her. And then she’s the one who doesn’t like me to hug too much and claim that it’s too warm for her lol.

I guess it’s hard to find a perfect match sweat.gif

From the sound of it, you probably should move forward without him and live a happier life. At least you can try to find someone who appreciates you and matches you in appetite for action.

But still, you have to go through the hassle of “adulting” all the necessary stuffs like divorce, mortgage settlement, family “PR”, etc. Time to make use of your people skill and stay on high EQ to sort it out. Wish you all the best.
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post May 30 2020, 03:36 PM

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QUOTE(Blofeld @ May 30 2020, 03:16 PM)
i read that part, that's why it even urged me more to ask that question. Bcos I have heard the same response from some female friends who said the same thing above but who are on the heavy side.

if that's the issue, then that's the bottom line why he wasn't interested.

well just curious to know the reply from TS.

if that's not the issue, then probably a simple reason that the guy has just simply lost his interest on TS for some other reasons.
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Yea, I think if TS give us BMI index it's a better gauge.

Also, TS hygiene ok? Any body odour or too strong smell? No offense, just probing questions.
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post May 31 2020, 07:18 AM

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QUOTE(Sensualpassion @ May 31 2020, 03:52 AM)
Actually, this gay thing has crossed my mind in the first few years of us dating. Coz he has close friends who are gay. Butttt the gays i know, all of them jaga badan, damn stylish etc this is totally not my husband. Sometimes he looks homeless! I didn't know that gays like doing household chores tho LOL Btw, a few months ago i asked him to rate his libido and to rate mine, 10 being the highest. He said he is 5/10 and I'm 9/10. I dunno lah...but guys i've been with (can count with 10 fingers), they've never been as unhamsap as my husband hmm.gif
Huh?? Why do u think i asked him to help finance the house???
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Eh, not really leh. Not all gays are created equal. I personally know gays who don’t jaga badan and are not stylish/have a weird style.

There’s a way to test this. You need to bring a gay who is good in “sniffing” out another gay. Someone your husband doesn’t know and is not expecting. Also you need to create opportunities for them to be alone without you so your gay friend can “do his job” and your husband not at guard when you’re not around

The first thing that crosses my mind when I see your pic...smile.gif

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post Jun 1 2020, 12:18 AM

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QUOTE(Sensualpassion @ May 31 2020, 04:25 PM)
THanks for your kind words, sir!  sweat.gif  Don need to pity me, tho, how my husband has treated me over these few years didn't really dampen my confidence in that sector. kekeke I don't think i'm cream of the crop...but someone once told me something along the lines of, "give a guy Megan Fox also after a while he will be sien of her lah" which i think is very true and it's in our nature as humans (safe for a few special ones), to tire of somethin old, no matter how great that "item" was/is. Just like w children and toys. Btw, i found it sweet in your earlier comment where u said u never get tired looking at yr wife.  thumbsup.gif How long have u guys been together? Reminds me of my ex where we were almost 2 years together but still he would stare at me every other day like he was seeing me for the first time  lust.gif
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The key is not about being Megan Fox, but knowing how to 'kite'.

My relationship is more than 10 years already. When I look at her I don't just admire her physical, but what she had done for me, and how I want her to be loved. I like to imagine if I'm in her shoes, how will she feel at what I'm doing to her. I smile even as I'm typing this. wub.gif

I think you can find a better man la. You can give him a chance to change if you really love him, but I have a feeling that the timing is over already and your flame for him's probably long dissipated.

I don't really have friends so I can't recommend a good man to you, I would if I could.

In any case, I always encourage people to go to classes like foreign language, wine-tasting, cooking, dancing and probably specialized workouts. There's a lot of opportunities to meet new and interesting people who also like to add positivity into their lives with similar activities. These activities are also related to finer things in life so the people are kinda 'sexy'. Don't get me started on women who can dance! brows.gif



 

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