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Re: Husband that leftFrom: p (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 31 Jan 2003 16:02:00 -0600 (CST)
I don't know your husband and it's difficult to judge him when we know nothing about his character. All i know is that he may be hurting just as much as you. His emotions had to go on a roller coaster ride too. I remember you said you didn't really plan on this pregnancy and had to get used to the idea. I'm sure he felt the same way. It is no excuse for running out but sometimes that's all they know how to do. We can sit down and cry about it and share our feelings but the guys are a bucket of emotions and don't know what to do about it. I'm sure he feels bad but you should sit down with him and let him know your feelings about it and encourage him tell you his feelings too. I have a wonderful husband but he has done that leaving thing before when something very emotional is happening. To women it seems stupid but to men it is a logical way to "remove themselves" from the situation that is making them feel like they will explode. If counciling seems the only way to help-do it--it is so worth it. You promised eachother "for better or worse" - nicely remind him of that.
At Fri, 31 Jan 2003, Amy wrote:
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