You are crying that your marriage is doomed and is running for the end, and you can do nothing to save your marriage? You could be correct on the first part.
In the second part – you’re dead wrong. What I’m telling you is – ALL troubled marriages can be saved or fixed. ALL divorces can be stopped.
Whether the problem is – this can be done. Infidelity? Lack of love? Constant quarreling? It doesn’t matter. The only thing that matters in fixing your marriages is – whether you do want to save your marriage and how to do it, or not.
So now that you’re reading this I’m assuming that you do want to learn how to fix your troubled marriage. Well I had a troubled marriage once – my husband was about to let me and divorce me. I wanted to stop my divorce like mad and I tried everything I could think of. What were they?
- Crying: I cried every night. OK, I cried not because I wanted to save my marriage, I cried because I was so desperate for my marriage, but I purposefully cried near him to make him know how sad I was and how much I wanted him. Didn’t work.
- Begging: Until after some time you realize your spouse really wants to get divorced, you have this illusion that if you beg hard enough he or she will come back to you. At least I did. I begged hard, and when it didn’t work I begged harder. It just pushed him further away from me and didn’t help my troubled marriage at all.
- Acting the “I don’t give a damn” routine: This is closer to the correct methods of fixing your marriage than the others, but it still isn’t enough. For one thing, if your spouse believes your acts and believes that you really do not care about him or her, he or she might be relieved at the fact as he or she is not the only one thinking about the divorce, and you have accepted the divorce. This kind of situation will not help you save your marriage and it might actually work against your relationship. Do not go this way if you don’t know what you are doing.
So this is a good list of things you should not be doing but probably ARE doing. Avoid this things if you really want to stop your divorce. But of course, what to DO to save your relationship still remains. Actually it’s somewhat too long to be telling here but I think I have set you on the right track by telling you what you should AVOID DOING AT ALL COSTS.
I for one saw some solid results when I stopped crying and begging and started acting like a normal person who is not so desperate about getting divorced. But the clue here is that you should NOT make him or her think that you do agree with the divorce and do not want to save your marriage.
Here are some articles for you to read:
Late to Save a Marriage?
Stop My Divorce
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