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All right, nephew, thank you. Subject, how could he be so cold-hearted? Dear Stephen Shirley, I was married for almost 20 years.

When our daughter was 12, my husband jokingly told his brother that he was only staying in the marriage until our daughter graduates.

He said it in front of me and I agreed with him, thinking it was a joke because we had all been drinking and making digs at each other.

He wasn't joking, though. When our daughter turned 19, my husband told me that he wanted a divorce.

He planned to move to Canada or somewhere where he could have a simpler life. I asked him if it was

something I did, and he told me that I had been a perfect wife and mother,

but he had to go live his life on his own terms. I went through his phone, his emails, his

credit card statements, and I did not find any evidence of him having a woman on the side. He told

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