Desdinova
Master Don Juan
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....was the day I stopped caring about it.
The marriage was lousy starting about a month or two into it. I've thought about why this woman wanted to marry me over and over again. Given her personality and her desire to be the envy of everyone else, I'd say that she married me so she could be better than every other woman who was interested in me, and there were a LOT of them! She won the competition by proposing and making me her husband. Now that the competition was over, she had other business to attend to. She had friends to visit, video games to play, and money to spend.
It became a constant battle to spend time with this woman. Having a meal with her was a challenge, going out to do things together was a challenge, and even having a conversation was a challenge. I was always putting my foot down when she was doing something stupid. Afterwards, she would be better for a little while, but then revert to the same behavior that pissed me off in the beginning.
When you're constantly fighting a battle, you get tired. REALLY REALLY tired. It had come to a point where I was tired of arguing with her about spending time with her family (me and our child), tired of arguing with her about blowing money stupidly, and tired of doing all the maintenance work in the marriage.
Then came the day that I said "fvck it". We had been arguing about something, and I just said, "Okay, you know what? Do whatever you feel is right. Just go ahead and do whatever you want. All of it is fine with me". That was the first time she ever became suddenly quiet in an argument. She seemed blown away that I had just basically said "I don't care anymore." I wouldn't let her disrespect me nor our house, but I would let her do whatever the fvck she wanted.
She'd ask if it was okay to do this or buy that, and I would just say "Fine, go ahead". She could tell I wasn't happy, but she did it anyway. I just didn't give a 5hit anymore. I'd had enough fighting. I didn't love her anymore. The reward I got in return for maintaining the marriage was negligible. There was no benefit for me.
Shortly after I stopped putting my foot down, maintaining the marriage, and arguing with her, she cheated on me. Giving me the ultimate reason to kick her out was the best thing she ever did for me.
....or was getting her to cheat my goal all along???
The marriage was lousy starting about a month or two into it. I've thought about why this woman wanted to marry me over and over again. Given her personality and her desire to be the envy of everyone else, I'd say that she married me so she could be better than every other woman who was interested in me, and there were a LOT of them! She won the competition by proposing and making me her husband. Now that the competition was over, she had other business to attend to. She had friends to visit, video games to play, and money to spend.
It became a constant battle to spend time with this woman. Having a meal with her was a challenge, going out to do things together was a challenge, and even having a conversation was a challenge. I was always putting my foot down when she was doing something stupid. Afterwards, she would be better for a little while, but then revert to the same behavior that pissed me off in the beginning.
When you're constantly fighting a battle, you get tired. REALLY REALLY tired. It had come to a point where I was tired of arguing with her about spending time with her family (me and our child), tired of arguing with her about blowing money stupidly, and tired of doing all the maintenance work in the marriage.
Then came the day that I said "fvck it". We had been arguing about something, and I just said, "Okay, you know what? Do whatever you feel is right. Just go ahead and do whatever you want. All of it is fine with me". That was the first time she ever became suddenly quiet in an argument. She seemed blown away that I had just basically said "I don't care anymore." I wouldn't let her disrespect me nor our house, but I would let her do whatever the fvck she wanted.
She'd ask if it was okay to do this or buy that, and I would just say "Fine, go ahead". She could tell I wasn't happy, but she did it anyway. I just didn't give a 5hit anymore. I'd had enough fighting. I didn't love her anymore. The reward I got in return for maintaining the marriage was negligible. There was no benefit for me.
Shortly after I stopped putting my foot down, maintaining the marriage, and arguing with her, she cheated on me. Giving me the ultimate reason to kick her out was the best thing she ever did for me.
....or was getting her to cheat my goal all along???

