My Spouse Crawled Into Bed The Night Before Our Divorce Was Finalised. "One last time," He Shocked Me With A . . . .

I had no notion what was going on at the time and questioned my husband frequently. This occurred nearly a decade ago, when I was in my 30s and had just married my spouse. Even before we were married, he worked hard, so I anticipated a difficult existence with him. However, he never stayed away from home for so long that I felt lonely.

Initially, I attempted to allow my spouse to relax at home during his rare visits, but my frustration grew. Whenever I saw his visage, I became abrasive with him.

My spouse would attempt to comfort me, but if he observed that I was still dissatisfied, he began ignoring me. We were married, so I wanted him to gaze at me regardless of how busy he was with his work. This emotion overwhelmed me, and I could no longer view my spouse objectively.

Every time I got into an argument with my husband, he would say, "I'm going to settle down soon, and then we'll go to that island you like." But this never occurred. Is it not true that work was more essential than I? I stated, "In that case, do not compel yourself to return home. I'm exhausted as well, and seeing you so happy makes me melancholy.

No matter how many vile things I said to him, he never took them seriously, and I began to sense that our marriage was about to end. Soon thereafter, my spouse was able to discern that I wasn't even angry with him and had no feelings for him. I did not initially suspect it because he worked in a department that required frequent business travel. But one day I discovered...