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I want to leave my Army husband...help

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  • Sorry, not old, i miss-read the date on origional post, seems it is current.

    If i can offer help to the originator, get in touch direct... i am more in the know than i can post openly for this issue.
    Marry a Foreigner, its so much cheaper!
  • For better for worse...

    GG
    There are 10 types of people in this world. Those who understand binary and those that don't.
  • Kavanne
    Kavanne Posts: 5,093 Forumite
    For better for worse...

    GG
    Oh please! No need to stir. Jeez
    Kavanne
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  • Sorry, I don't mean to stir but why is the answer almost always divorce. Whatever happened to commitment and working at relationships.

    If divorce is the answer then so be it but working at it could be a better option for all involved.

    GG
    There are 10 types of people in this world. Those who understand binary and those that don't.
  • shelley_crow
    shelley_crow Posts: 1,644 Forumite
    For better for worse...

    GG


    Whatever happened to forsaking all others? He's committed adultery twice.
  • EmmEve
    EmmEve Posts: 260 Forumite
    I imagine some people are far to hurt to carry on committing themselves to a relationship where their partner has cheated on them, TWICE!
  • Bargainbabe_2
    Bargainbabe_2 Posts: 1,741 Forumite
    Whilst I do agree that people give up on marriage far too readily and easily these days, adultery x2 is a step too far IMO.
    A relationship is primarily based on trust. He's smashed that up twice. Just how much do you think one should take before throwing in the towel?
    I'm quite sure the OP isn't doing this on a whim.
    "There are no pockets in a shroud..."
  • helsee
    helsee Posts: 119 Forumite
    Sorry, I don't mean to stir but why is the answer almost always divorce. Whatever happened to commitment and working at relationships.

    If divorce is the answer then so be it but working at it could be a better option for all involved.

    GG

    the poster doesnt seem to be at the decision stage...she has decided and is looking for advice and support.

    We have to have faith in that the poster has made the right decision for her, probably after much soul searching.
  • lee634
    lee634 Posts: 1,030 Forumite
    Sorry, I don't mean to stir but why is the answer almost always divorce. Whatever happened to commitment and working at relationships.

    If divorce is the answer then so be it but working at it could be a better option for all involved.

    GG

    Who are we to judge, and start talking about commitment and working at it, we are clearly here to give advice on the question asked,

    The OP stated she wanted to leave here husband not "please give me YOUR opinion on leaving my husband"

    unless you are going to answer the question like i did in post 2 or 3 i think it is, then the best thing to do is not say anything
  • Judging by your side of the story, he sounds like a proper !!!!!!. Who knows. perhaps the start of divorce proceedings will cause him to see what he has got to lose, although he will probably think of his pension getting smaller and the money he will have to pay in child support first. I hope things work out for you.
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