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There has never been any love

By Jackieanon on 30 June 2010 , 1:43pm
Relationship Issues: Bringing up children together, Finding time for each other, Sex/Intimacy & romance, Getting on better with my partner, Making a commitment
Tags: Love, Relationship Insight, Support, Finding time for each other, Intimacy

I met my husband when we were both in our early twenties. At the time he was hanging out with a bunch of losers. After a couple of years we had our first child and I felt that we were on the right road. We had two more children and life hasn't been easy as he has taken on the finanical/father role and I took on the house/mother role. We have been together for 16 years now and he has suddenly became moody and doesnt feel there has ever been a connection between us. I have recently completed a degree and have admitted to him that I have been distracted. He feels deeply connected to our children but not me. I feel he would like me to leave but I love my family. I have tried to be more affectionate and have suggested that we go out and experience things like meals, museums etc and walks but he doesnt want to know. Right now I feel so lost and unloved and I dont know if we can salvage or find love. I know I am and always have been security conscious and hate this feeling of having the rug pulled out from me. I really need some support from somewhere but dont have close friends or family to help me.

Comments

  1. James (a member of the Talk It Out team) on 03 July 2010 at 11:40pm said...

    Dear Jackieanon ,    You love your children and would like to save your marriage for their sake as well as your.  Perhaps a marriage counsellor might help please contact www.relate.org.uk or www.marriagecare.org.uk.  Good luck

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