Tim and Sally dated and stayed together for about 2 years. Sally always asked for more love and romance. But Tim was a typical realistic man. He cared about his job, the bills and etc. He wasn’t the guy who can verbalize love and care. During 2 years, Tim found that Sally was not the one he was looking for. Sally usually stayed home and rarely cleaned. She checked up on Tim’s e-mail, and phone bills to see whom Tim was talking to. She had all these guy friends, but Tim wasn’t allowed to have any female friend. None, period. Although they never cheated each other, there was no trust. Finally, Tim decided to break up. He started to hang out with friends and wanted to get his life back. But a few months later, they were back together mostly because Tim felt sorry for Sally. They ended up getting married. For couple of years, they were doing ok. But either one was happy. Sally asked, “Did you miss me?” and Tim replied, “yeah … (sure).” Tim knew from the beginning that he wasn’t marring a girl who he wanted. But he was hoping that things would change. They enjoyed nothing, such as hobby, even a TV show and music, together. His life sucked. He still had to work and clean. Her life sucked too because she was expected to do a lot of things yet she received little attention and the time together that she wanted. From time to time, Tim found himself living with someone he doesn’t love. And he started thinking of divorce. He was scared of family reaction and other complications from divorcing, and also afraid of that he might never find an attractive, cheerful and domestic woman that he had been dreaming of. Should they settle with what they have, or divorce?
2007-11-04
06:57:40
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Johnny T
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Marriage & Divorce