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Date: December 18, 2022
In my honest opinion a violent relationship is past the point of being fixed. You need to start planning how to leave him safely.
Honestly, they haven’t really treated me as part of the family since I stopped doing everything they wanted me to and became my own individual.
What does this mean?
Are you also implying that they don't like you, and would be very happy of their son dumped you?
Oh boy. Well firstly, if your husband was dissuaded so easily from you over something like this, that you can prove, was not true, then you have wasted enough time with him. So start reframing the situation from a failed marriage into a good thing I found this out now, after only two years instead of 20 kind of thinking. Secondly, if there seems to be any real evidence of this friend and your husband, get a private investigator if you can to check them out. I would proceed to divorce. And if you have solid evidence and witness statements, I would proceed to file a civil suit against the friend for loss of consortium. Since she directly impacted your marriage, and he stated so, then she should be responsible for compensation as a result. But of course, an attorney will tell you better, whether or not where you live this is even feasible. Better yet if you have evidence from an investigator of any illicit contact between the two. Then you can hold them both accountable for the failed marriage. But honestly, it’s not your failure there’s something fishy going on, and you need to start reframing the situation from a failure on your part to a deception on their part. Because a truly healthy marriage would not dissolve over something like this. And that lack of health does not necessarily have to be from a lack of trying, or failure on your part. I would start vetting divorce attorneys right now, if I were you. Protect yourself, starting as early as possible in the process.
A bit complicated. We have separate accounts as she doesn't have great money management, and I usually pay for most things as a make more $.
No you don’t risk your safety. If you risk your safety then what does that mean for all you’ve been through. It’s unfortunate that he’s having such a traumatic response to what’s happened that he can’t face reality, but that doesn’t mean you live in danger. You move out for sure and if you want to continue trying you insist on therapy together.