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25 Jul 2005
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I had it. Need advice.
I am married for 14 years. My wife and I have huge differences and I think it is catching up to us. I do love her, but our view points differ. Our backgrounds differ. In the past year, the feights increased and I am always the one that makes up. I'm sick of that now and will wait till she makes up. I thought two different poles normally have good relationsships, but it seems that its running to a dead-end.
Do you think we will ever resolve our differences?
Advice please.
Do you think we will ever resolve our differences?
Advice please.
CyberShrink
Well, you two have managed for 14 years, so even of not easily compatible, you should be capable of reaching a satisfactory understanding. Marriage counselling should enable you to decide if this is possible. Your problem may be not that you're incompatible, but that it may be just a bit beyond your capacity to sort it out all on your own
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