She is testing the waters for divorce. If she can make it on her own, she will divorce you. If she can't, you are 'option B' and she will come crawling back. * Sounds as if she has decided to become an adult and plans to learn to handle her own affairs and earn her own way in this world. That's what adults do, they do not depend on their spouses or family for financial support them, to make decisions for them or otherwise tell them how they should conduct their lives.
Leave, then empty the bank.
I do not mean to be abusive with you, but frankly it sounds like you are being abusive with her. Get a grip and tell her the marriage is over, and then you leave. If you don't want her with you, you have to ask yourself why you are still there.
Leave...no matter how hard it is...find the strength to leave...it'll make you emotionally stronger if you have the ability to leave.
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talk to her. ask her what she wants and what she needs and tell her what you want and need.
If there is no way to reconcile your differences then find a way to make it happen. There will never be enough financial stability to walk away. Just do what needs to be done. Yes it will be a struggle but what is better staying and being unhappy or worse or leving and starting over. I chose starting over and it worked for me.
Where did you leave the car keys? I cannot find them anywhere.
Where did you leave the car keys? I cannot find them anywhere.
You should make a choice - take it or leave it! Never put on the shoes where it hurts your feet every day - dump it.
You really can't make a man do anything. If he needs something you have to give, you may get him to stay with you even though he doesn't want to, but he will leave as soon as he can afford to move. Better to find a man who wants to be with you.
Its up to itself to make that choice do u want to make it last or just leave 'm ur choice
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