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I Am Pregnant And My Husband Wants A Divorce (I'm Pregnant And My Husband Wants Nothing To Do With Me)

I want to tell you right now that I know how much it hurts to have to say I am pregnant and my husband wants a divorce. It hurts like heck, and is the last thing that you ever want to come to the realization of. If you're in a situation where you're saying I'm pregnant and my husband wants nothing to do with me, then this might be the most important thing you've ever read.

By Mark JanePublished 2 years ago 7 min read
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I Am Pregnant And My Husband Wants A Divorce (I'm Pregnant And My Husband Wants Nothing To Do With Me)
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Heading toward a nasty divorce? How could two people who were madly in-love end up resenting and in some cases hating each other? I wish I had the answer to that question because my desire is to see couples work through their differences and make the best out of sometimes difficult relationship issues.

Many spouses end up hurting each other before it's all over and in the midst of their fighting to get the best of each other, much pain is endured by many. Unfortunately, children, in-laws, friends and neighbors also suffer because of the marital discourse.

I'm sure that you have mixed emotions about staying together or ending your marriage. It is not an easy decision and one that you shouldn't take lightly. Your future and your legacy for your kids, if you have any, are riding on what you and your spouse decide to do. There are two questions I think you need to answer.

1. Is there any way to save my marriage?

2. If we can't save our marriage, can we have a respectful and decent parting of the ways?

Like I said before, divorce is not something that should be decided on a whim. I'm sure that you have been trying to find a way to fix your marriage problems and I commend you for doing so. Regardless of mistakes that have been made, if there is a possibility of forgiving each other and moving forward, your marriage can be saved.

So, why are so many marriages ending in divorce? My experience leads me to conclude that in most cases there is one of both spouses who have the disease of "I". Do you or your spouse have any symptoms of the "I" disease? Here are some of the symptoms;

• The need to have it your way all the time.

• An unwillingness to ever say that you were wrong or that you are sorry.

• The inability to see anyone else's pain, because if it's not about you, it's not important.

• The desire for your happiness to be obtained even if your spouse is unhappy.

• The unfortunate habit of allowing pride and ego get in the way of relationship.

You see many marriages are backwards and end up heading down the wrong path not too long after the honeymoon is over. Instead of learning how to sacrifice one's need for the sake of matrimonial bliss, individuals realize that marriage requires giving up some of the things they treasure. Over a period of years there is some resentment built up and before you know it, unhappiness settles in and the road to divorce court is embarked on.

Do I believe that you can save your marriage? Yes I do and I hope you do as well. I have faith that with some sacrificing and letting down of guards and positions, reconciliation and restoration can and will occur.

It is quite easy to get your marriage turned around, especially if that is what both partners want. The alternative is not pretty.

May I share with you what happened in my parent's marriage? I'll give you the short version;

My parents struggled greatly when I was around 5 years old and they fought often. My mom was pregnant and she found out that my dad was unfaithful. He physically abused her and she ended up shooting him a couple of times. He lived but needless to say they had a nasty divorce.

Now, I'm in no way implying that your marriage will end like my parents did. However, you really have no idea how nasty breaking up can become.

I hope and pray that you will do all that you can to try to save your marriage. You owe it to your spouse and yourself.

There are many marriage resources that you can utilize to give you some help in saving your marriage. At the very least, make sure that you have exhausted all options.

Finally, if you get to the point of going through with the divorce, please don't let the process change you and your spouse to the point where your joy is obtained by inflicting pain on each other. It's not worth it and in the end will lead to you feeling guilty and regretful.

How Can Marriage Be Saved?

Do you lay awake at night thinking about how you can save your marriage? Do you try to analyze who is to blame? Do you ask yourself what you can possibly do to save it? These questions haunt you all the time and you get so stressed. Put an end to your misery and follow these proven steps that will answer your question, "How can marriage be saved"?

Keep calm. Do not show your partner that you are stressed about the status of your marriage. The more you panic the more he or she will stay away from you because he or she will feel suffocated and irritated of your behavior. Make sure desperation is not written all over your face.

Do not go down on your knees and beg. This is another way of showing desperation. You only prove to your spouse that you are less worthy because you surrendered your power to win him or her over. Begging will only mean pushing him or her farther from you.

Give much-needed space. Most of the time partners get suffocated not by their partners, but by the responsibilities or the boring routine of life. Try exploring other activities or opportunities to grow and meet some old friends. These will help you and your partner unwind. Sometimes putting a little space or distance between you will give you a better view looking at your partner and realize the essence of each other.

Be gentle. If your partner seems aggressive towards you, do not lash back in return. Learn to control your emotions. Step back and just keep quiet. The more you shout or answer back the more the tension will rise. It is much harder to forgive and forget in the healing process, if hurtful words were said in the past arguments. Approach him or her with kind words and positive attitude. How can marriage be saved, if both of you are shouting and arguing all the time?

Finally, the most important thing is for you to realize that you always have a choice. You can choose to be in the situation you are right now, in an unstable marriage, that is, or you can choose to act on it. Think of ways on how you can change for the better not on how you can change your partner's behavior or personality that suits yours. At time you might are responsible of your partner's behavior because he or she is just reacting to your behavior. So how he or she behaves depends to some extent on you.

The situation does not have to appear dreary and miserable. Remember that in this life we always have a choice. We have the power to turn the situation around, if we really want to. Do not let the situation take control of you. You take control of the situation and of your marriage. Be positive and act in the way you want you want to feel. In the end you will feel happy and complete again because you know you are in control of your situation and of your marriage, because you know you can save your marriage.

Do you want to reawaken a committed and loving relationship in your marriage? There are proven steps that are amazingly powerful that will help you overcome conflicts and breathe life back into your marriage. This is a plan you do not want to pass by. Click here to see the proven steps on how to save your marriage.

Divorce does not have to be your only option. Even if it feels as though your relationship can't be saved because of the ongoing conflicts between you and your spouse, it can be. There are techniques that you can begin using today that will not only stop a divorce, but will help also you build a stronger and more loving marriage. To learn more visit: Steps to Save Your Marriage

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