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If I had it all to do again, I doubt very much I would meet my husband. I loved him dearly but our marriage could not survive his controlling parents. Is there anyone else who, if they had to do it over again would avoid marriage even if it was someone you loved?

misstuffy 7 Mar 30
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Yes, I would have definitely avoided my first two marriages. My first wife was loose shall we say as I met her in a GI bar in Germany. I was young and thought I was the man. Her sister was double whatever my wife was and she was constantly tugging at her and I lost that tug of war.

My second wife was a yes yes person and agreed to almost everything I said. After we were married none of that turned out to be true. I held on to 15 years of that until I found myself staring at the back of her head while she entertained herself online. When I finally broke the cycle and put more of me in my life, she didn't like that and her online entertainment went to online relationships.
She left, I won. I had me again.

So sorry to hear it all turned out that way.

Things happen and I blame myself for not being smarter or for being too arrogant. I blame me for not listening to my heart and head when I seen the signs.
Thanks though, it feels good that someone recognizes bad situations and not batter me for it for not being that perfect and ideal guy.

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Hi,I said the same to my wife.If I could go back I would have to relive my first marriage as if that hadn't failed I would not have met my wife.35 years on and still I'm holding on to the hate.

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Some time ago, I accepted everything in my past as what made me who I am right now. To change anything, no matter how small, would change who I am. I love who I am and wouldn't change a thing about my past.

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I always say you can't go back. I married my first husband because we were living together and probably wanted to please my parents who were his drinking buddies. His behavior mimicked the dysfunctional relationship I had with my family, but I didn't realize it at 23.

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If I could do it again AND retain my memories AND could make life take the same trajectory, I might... but the odds of that would be astronomical.

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No freaking way would I do it again!!!

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