Guest guest Posted November 29, 2009 Report Share Posted November 29, 2009 I'm in the midst of being divorced from my AS wife. (It's my self-dx. She won't get a professional dx.). We've been married over 10-years and have young children. I initiated marriage counseling over the years, but in the end she decided to get divorced. The counseling was done by family therapists and was ineffective or counter-productive. The divorce is tough enough to deal with, but she's turned on me like a pit bull. Very hostile. She won't look at me, etc. We're still living together for financial reasons. Everything seemed to turn when she met with a family therapist one-on-one whom I never met. That counselor validated her negative comments and led her to get divorced. I suppose she manipulated the therapist and vice-versa. The reasons she articulates for the divorce are irrational, most of which have to do with money. I still have this lingering feeling that I should have/could have done more to save our marriage, and what would have been if I didn't lead her to the therapist. As much as I'm torn by the breakup, it could also be a blessing in disguise. One major problem was she'd Never touch me or show affection. I don't think I could have endured. But what if she had appropriate therapy...maybe she could have adapted and all would be well. Does anyone have any experience/feedback to help me understand and deal with this? Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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