One has a very negative, selfish outlook, but is loving towards the spouse and the spouse only. The other is very positive, outgoing and spiritual. Money is first for one and people for the other. One is very dishonest and seems to fight with everyone all the time. The other studies Buddhism and is trying to become a better person. However it seems cruel for the one to leave the other even though they agree finally that they are too different. It would be taking away the one bright spot in his life, but maybe it would also force him to create other bright spots for himself. The couple has overcome many obstacles and do love each other, but their opposing natures constantly present problems. One loves the other, but the other's behavior has changed the attraction so that it is more of a parent/child relationship. It is horribly difficult to leave, but one is growing slowly and the other feels their growth is severly stunted by the whole situation. Is it time to move on?
2007-11-05
13:59:42
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wrytoasts
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Family & Relationships
➔ Marriage & Divorce