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We divorced after 20 years of marriage, but two years ago rekindled. But, we've fallen back into the same old patterns that broke us up. Dear Abby: What should we do?
Our marriage fell apart, and we divorced seven years ago. We always attended our children’s events together and stayed connected as each child left the nest and our oldest got married. We both dated others during this time, and I met someone I loved more than anyone I had ever loved before. But that relationship fell apart due to his infidelity.
At this point in my life , I don’t want to go back out in the dating world, but I miss the companionship and attention I found doing so. Our youngest son is a senior this year and will be going to college. I still own a house , and I could return to it, but because he put my name on the new house, it would be a hassle to balance both. I’m not happy, but I don’t know what to do.
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