QUOTE(EmpireAnt @ May 8 2024, 08:49 AM)
hello there
i got divorced last december after 6 years of marriage. we were childhood friend and i've known her since i was 11 from an online game we used to play together. i am now 32 and she is 34.
1) at the point where i see there is no change of heart from my ex-wife after i tried to fix everything for almost a year
2) we did try to hold on for our son who is now 5yo. but some things are not fixable anymore.
3) Yes there will be lots changes in our life. But we keep the things between us only. We are now co-parenting and we took turn caring for him. usually i spend the
week with him and he went to his mother on the next one.
4) Financially became unstable for me because previously we shared the bills together. So now it is 100% on me it hit me like a truck. One of the reason of my
divorce is due to my inability to earn more and provide a better living condition to my family.
5) it felt bad so bad during the early days, when i had no one to talked to. i've had sleepless nights and all. now i started accepting it and it slowly calmed me down.
currently i am staying at my friend house as he let me stay to finish the edah period. Although i am overstaying for a bit because i am fixing my old house.
My opinion: Divorce should not be a a bad thing to begin with. but we in Malaysia had always been a certain view on it. it could mean a fresh start or anything.
Sometimes, things just don't work out they way we expected it to be.
was that an expectation from her, you or both?i got divorced last december after 6 years of marriage. we were childhood friend and i've known her since i was 11 from an online game we used to play together. i am now 32 and she is 34.
1) at the point where i see there is no change of heart from my ex-wife after i tried to fix everything for almost a year
2) we did try to hold on for our son who is now 5yo. but some things are not fixable anymore.
3) Yes there will be lots changes in our life. But we keep the things between us only. We are now co-parenting and we took turn caring for him. usually i spend the
week with him and he went to his mother on the next one.
4) Financially became unstable for me because previously we shared the bills together. So now it is 100% on me it hit me like a truck. One of the reason of my
divorce is due to my inability to earn more and provide a better living condition to my family.
5) it felt bad so bad during the early days, when i had no one to talked to. i've had sleepless nights and all. now i started accepting it and it slowly calmed me down.
currently i am staying at my friend house as he let me stay to finish the edah period. Although i am overstaying for a bit because i am fixing my old house.
My opinion: Divorce should not be a a bad thing to begin with. but we in Malaysia had always been a certain view on it. it could mean a fresh start or anything.
Sometimes, things just don't work out they way we expected it to be.
QUOTE(EmpireAnt @ May 8 2024, 09:03 AM)
my ex-wife was diagnosed with ADHD anxiety and depression and we're unable to work for almost a year.
i did not have enough time to push myself to earn as much as we did together to support my family.
during the covid time when EPF allows for withdrawal, i took all of that just to support my family's commitment and i depleted every single cent covering our expenses and some of her medication.
i believe some words now : "you will never do enough for someone, if that someone wasn't meant for you"
i did not have enough time to push myself to earn as much as we did together to support my family.
during the covid time when EPF allows for withdrawal, i took all of that just to support my family's commitment and i depleted every single cent covering our expenses and some of her medication.
i believe some words now : "you will never do enough for someone, if that someone wasn't meant for you"
QUOTE(EmpireAnt @ May 8 2024, 11:35 AM)
one thing i would say for people who plans to marry please be financially very strong.
i will even say at least be a top m40 or t20 before becoming the head of the family.
with this strong financial, you can easily lead your family and provide them with a much much better environment.
of course, you can find a decent humble partner who are okay with lower living status but that is rare. people's heart can change.
as a man, you're only loved as long as you provide.
men are meant to be provider of the family. I personally cannot accept if a man earns much less than me. it's not about the money per se, it's about how one's mind is aligned to improve life. i will even say at least be a top m40 or t20 before becoming the head of the family.
with this strong financial, you can easily lead your family and provide them with a much much better environment.
of course, you can find a decent humble partner who are okay with lower living status but that is rare. people's heart can change.
as a man, you're only loved as long as you provide.
It's the rationale where if I can make my own money, why would I even need you, and men often put their self image as provider of the family, less provider of emotional needs. that is why many high ranked highly educated women end up being single.
im not even a high maintenance person, have 0 liking to branded bags etc, love roadside food, walking is my fav things to do. restaurants make me anxious as too many protocols to follow, but even if im low maintenance, it's about the alignment of mindset.
I personally don't think it's wrong for women to want a men with a roof, and a car. takkan go for a guy with only a bike. women's nature is to look after kids and to ensure the kids survive.
it's a lonely journey out there for men, but also for women.
not easy have marriage these days, both exhausted, drain of energy and money, and too much problems.
in no ways my above statement is directed to you but in general.
thanks for sharing your story.
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