Sometimes it’s just not worth it.
Beginning Experience, a peer facilitated weekend for those who are grieving the loss of a loved one
I have to agree with you. Went through it myself. I would not continue in a marriage with a man who would beat my children or me.
Now my eldest is in a bad situation, he still loves his wife, but she is addicted to a anti-depression drug and Xanax and is not mentally stable. She does not remember giving out private info on FB through MP to a child sex pred, just short of their home address. They have a 13 year old son, my only grandson. Son took him and ran after reading that. But it was not just that, she was reacting to the drugs and making life miserable for my grandson. Her special educational level is less than his normal education level at 13.
She refuses to recognize she is an addict, and has mental issues from being abused by her dad’s fist and a boyfriend who nearly killed her. Until she goes to Rehab and sees a shrink she should not be allowed any thing but supervised visits. She has run off to her drug dealer with my grandson when he was to young to remember it. History is just repeating itself this time with prescription drugs that are handed out like candy.
Some marriages are NOT worth saving.
“Sometimes it’s just not worth it.”
To obey God?