He’s Divorcing His Wife to be With Me - Or Is He? (Video)
Couples often drift apart over the months and years together, and sadly most either don't notice this shift or are too busy and distracted to do anything about it.
What's amazing is that married couples are even more at risk than their non-married counterparts. Their perceived sense of security from "being married" leads them to be less worried about their relationship. So they href="http://www.askdanandjennifer.com/relationship-advice/boyfriend-husband-love-romance-gets-comfortable-stops-trying/">get complacent and stop trying.
It's human nature for most people to do the least possible required to get by. And if your partner is promised to you forever, then where's the challenge in keeping them?
Seriously, it's already guaranteed, so really, why bother? It sounds crude, but think about it.
Finding love again, and a moving into new relationship
Well, after years of a downhill relationship, many married people find someone else who brings them happiness, and fall in love all over again. It happens much more than most people think. People don't just fall in love when they're single - they fall in love when there's room in their lives for someone to bring them happiness.
But then comes the really hard part - the painful process of moving on from that previous relationship (often the marriage). And of course there's the guilt that most people feel in this situation. That guilt is even so much more intense when they have children.
The new partner can often get very frustrated over how long this process truly takes...
And what about his relationship with his soon-to-be ex husband or wife? Will it just abruptly end, or will it just change over time? And will the "ex" be part of the new partner's life from now on?
This is a really tough situation, but a very common one. Be sure to read the question, then watch the video and leave your thoughts below.
Here's the full story...
Dear Dan and Jennifer,
I've been with my boyfriend for about 2 years. He started seeing me behind his wife's back. She knows about us now and has for about 9 months. They are in the middle of getting a divorce so we can be together.
My problem is that she still lives with him. They still do family things (they have 2 kids together). She still texts him and calls him to let him know what she's doing where she's at and when she's on her way home from work.
He told me that the only reason things are still this way is because of the kids. He does come out and spend the night and stuff but we only get 1 or 2 nights or days out of the week.
Should I believe him? Should I continue waiting for the day that we will be together completely?
I'm asking this because I sometimes feel that there is still something going on between them like a relationship. Do you think the same thing? Do you think their divorce will ever be final? Do you think she will ever move out?
I'll be waiting for your answers thank you very much
- Tabatha
Watch this short video for the answer...
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