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Much love, guys. Now today's first story you may have heard in other

places. I don't think we've ever covered it before, but you may have heard some of the parts in

other places, but there is a new update to it as well. So if you have heard those other parts,

please feel free to use the timestamps down in the description below. It's from a throwaway account

from the Relationship Advice subreddit that says,

My husband asked for divorce, then changed his mind hours later.

Background, we've been together for two years, married for one, we're both in our early

20s.

Denied to the bullshit, we had an argument about the distribution of chores that I think

triggered it. I thought it wasn't fair that I was doing the majority of the housework, on top of

being a full-time student at university and having a job. He seemed to think the chore distribution

was fair and that I was overreacting. We came to a solution after all the bullshit I'm

about to tell you about occurred. But essentially I was feeling overwhelmed and unheard and he was

feeling stressed and confused as to why I thought this was a problem. Later that night we were

discussed in the situation again and I expressed how it feels like he's not listening to me and how

distant he's been lately. And he says there's a reason for the distance and I ask him to tell me

why. He says that he thinks we move too fast. He doesn't know who he is and he wants a divorce.

He says he cares about me but doesn't love me and that he's been feeling this way for a while.

Now, I've promised myself since years ago that I would never try to make someone stay with me

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