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My BF of 2.5 years divorce just came through and I feel totally irrelevant

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    Anonymous
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    Dear Smilefizz:

    I am not surprised he didn’t come back from court, after his long drawn divorce was finally finalized, happy into your arms, ready and willing to marry you, or any woman in your place.

    Even if he thought to himself and shared it with you, that “when this day comes everything will be okay everything will be better”, it is not necessarily how it feels when following years of an ugly divorce, involving three children, the divorce is finalized. Years of turmoil and pain don’t disappear and the man’s heart is cleared and ready for a new love, a new marriage, beginning  yet again… at the beginning.

    You wrote in your first paragraph that the two of you “had several breakups because of me not trusting him for various reasons”- can you elaborate  on those various reasons?

    I need to be away from the computer for the next sixteen hours or so. I will be glad to read more from you when I am back and reply to  you further.

    anita

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    Mark
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    Smilefizz,

    One of the rules of starting a relationship is not to date until each party is done with their previous relationship.  The time to date is one year after the divorce is final/papers signed, not after separation.  You are experiencing the fallout from not doing this.  But that’s water under the bridge.

    It would be interesting to know what were the reasons of distrust that caused the breakups before?  This should give you a clue as well on why he is behaving the way he is.

    It sounds like you two are living together?  And that means your son and his children are living together as well?

    Did he ever agree to marry you once the divorce is final?

    Mark

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