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Thank you. St. Rita is one of my favorite patron Saints, but she is doing no good for me lately or in my marriage. I feel so alone. I feel completely hopeless.
I wish he would leave Alina but he is refusing. My body is breaking down too! Under the enormous stress. I am cracking up. I have been told that obtaining a Restraining Order for infidelity and emotional abuse is useless unless the kids are in harms way. Yet I am considering filing one still, total emo abuse! Please check your PM am writing you now. Just tried and there are many Alinas…which one is yOU?Hi Corinne,
Women, especially those who are unstable without a man, need to stay married. Without their husband, there is poverty, there is jealousy, there is psychological illnesses, there is a retreat from Faith, they are preyed on."
It sounds to me like psychological illness and stress caused by the unfaithful actions of your spouse are already causing instability* within* the marriage. Your counselors and priests have already given you good advice, Corinne. And so have people here. So why are you ignoring it, except for the bad advice quoted above?
Sometimes it is healthier to leave a sick marriage than to stay in it. Eventually, this will take a toll on your health, speaking from personal experience. I stayed in my marriage far too long, and became physically ill with one strange thing or another until he left, because the marriage itself was sick and dying. My body was breaking down under the stress of his infidelity and lack of respect.
Listen to your counselors and priests. They know about your situation more than the rest of us. You will qualify for alimony and child support and half your husband’s assets, including his pension and retirement funds. He needs to leave, unless you want to continue to live with the drama. It is not healthy for you nor your kids, to be living in that kind of tension and turmoil.
NO it is not healthy at all! My husband FYI does not have any wages. He has been on EDD for 2 years, and I have not been able to find a job due to my emotional issues related to his infidelity I know. I am being honest here. I am a smart, talented woman but he has brought me down into the gutter, affecting my health even.Hi Corinne,
Women, especially those who are unstable without a man, need to stay married. Without their husband, there is poverty, there is jealousy, there is psychological illnesses, there is a retreat from Faith, they are preyed on."
It sounds to me like psychological illness and stress caused by the unfaithful actions of your spouse are already causing instability* within* the marriage. Your counselors and priests have already given you good advice, Corinne. And so have people here. So why are you ignoring it, except for the bad advice quoted above?
Sometimes it is healthier to leave a sick marriage than to stay in it. Eventually, this will take a toll on your health, speaking from personal experience. I stayed in my marriage far too long, and became physically ill with one strange thing or another until he left, because the marriage itself was sick and dying. My body was breaking down under the stress of his infidelity and lack of respect.
Listen to your counselors and priests. They know about your situation more than the rest of us. You will qualify for alimony and child support and half your husband’s assets, including his pension and retirement funds. He needs to leave, unless you want to continue to live with the drama. It is not healthy for you nor your kids, to be living in that kind of tension and turmoil.
Corinne-Thank you. St. Rita is one of my favorite patron Saints, but she is doing no good for me lately or in my marriage. I feel so alone. I feel completely hopeless.
Hi Corinne,I wish he would leave Alina but he is refusing. My body is breaking down too! Under the enormous stress. I am cracking up. I have been told that obtaining a Restraining Order for infidelity and emotional abuse is useless unless the kids are in harms way. Yet I am considering filing one still, total emo abuse! Please check your PM am writing you now. Just tried and there are many Alinas…which one is yOU?
Thank you friend. I have no where to go. Except to my Blessed Mother and to my Savior Jesus Christ.Hi Corinne,
I think you are mispelling my name. It is A**-i-**l-i-n-a, not A-l-i-n-a.
Do you have nowhere else to go? Any siblings or friends from church who can help you out? I know how lonely and isolating and shaming this feels, but it is not your fault.
There is wisdom here. What do your children say…“before/after”? Have you given them the chance to really speak their heart to you?Hi Corinne,
Women, especially those who are unstable without a man, need to stay married. Without their husband, there is poverty, there is jealousy, there is psychological illnesses, there is a retreat from Faith, they are preyed on."
It sounds to me like psychological illness and stress caused by the unfaithful actions of your spouse are already causing instability* within* the marriage. Your counselors and priests have already given you good advice, Corinne. And so have people here. So why are you ignoring it, except for the bad advice quoted above?
Sometimes it is healthier to leave a sick marriage than to stay in it. Eventually, this will take a toll on your health, speaking from personal experience. I stayed in my marriage far too long, and became physically ill with one strange thing or another until he left, because the marriage itself was sick and dying. My body was breaking down under the stress of his infidelity and lack of respect.
Listen to your counselors and priests. They know about your situation more than the rest of us. You will qualify for alimony and child support and half your husband’s assets, including his pension and retirement funds. He needs to leave, unless you want to continue to live with the drama. It is not healthy for you nor your kids, to be living in that kind of tension and turmoil.
Corinne- I have to ask as a one person to another - are you seeing a counselor - and have you thought of harming yourself? If so we need to get you some help. I noticed your threads have gone from determined to talking about being with Christ. Can we get you some help?Thank you.
First step, had a talk with h tonight, told him my feelings, he is on the couch permanently, I am working on things here. For now, this is my boundary I must enforce. Hope I am doing the right thing. I will sleep better I know it. That’s a start anyway. He doesn’t even seem to care about it. OK fine then
Will let you know more later.
I do not want to be a pitiful complainer. I feel like I will die lately if I just succomb to this. God will have a plan for me.
Thank you so much for the encouragement.![]()
Hi Mtn Dweller. I sometimes attend S-Anon. which is for partners of sex addicts. it is a 12-step meeting, and quite helpful really. Have never gone to CODA but maybe I should look into it. Thank you for mentioning it! I do think I have a severe co-dependency problem at the moment, and I am trying to figure it out…how it all pans out when one is married, and when we are supposed to be dependent on our spouse…Now, now… Catholic Charities is a wonderful organization. As I posted earlier, from my knowledge of their work, they are not positioned to provide the kind of help that you are requesting.
Regarding your situation, I am sorry to say, along with others, that it seems that you are not making any changes. Separate sleeping was a step. The rest of the steps are in the 180 or the detachment aproach.
Have you looked into any CODA meetings?