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Originally Posted by NoIdeaWhatToDo
So sorry you're going through that, UpDownAround.  That's what I'm afraid of for us, ultimately. If we don't do something to change this now, I don't know what will hold us together later. But I feel like the space between us is growing. I know he notices it too, but he doesn't see his contribution to that space growing. And I don't know how to address it without making it intolerable (meaning how he approaches 'talking it out' with me) - having an arbiter, like a marriage counselor, might help, but I don't know if that would be useful if he doesn't see that there are behaviors and attitudes he'll need to change in himself. I know there will be things I'll need to work on, but going to marriage counseling together to work on me alone won't get us anywhere.
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Sounds like you are going through a very tough time.
Personally, I see great value in working with a marriage counselor.
A skilled therapist will help each of you to see attitudes and behaviors you each could choose to change.
I hope you each find healing within your marriage.

WC