Hey, hey Waffle gang. I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out

some more relationship stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider him that

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which comes from to think critically. Who says, ask my husband if he still loved

me. His answer, you ask some difficult questions. So, as I posted before, I've gone through a lot

at home, of anxiety and my husband doesn't know how to cope with it. Now I believe he simply

doesn't want to cope. We visited my doctor together so he could

understand a little about the situation. Generalized anxiety disorder and depression. A terrible

idea. He criticized me all the time, blame me for not getting better and at the end said he didn't

believe we could work out anymore. Yes, he said that to my doctor,

who was trying to make him understand how GAD and depression are affecting me. At the end,

I was crying and he was angry at me and at the doctor. He insisted I took him to a couple's therapy

without his consent. The next day, I asked him the question I posted. When he couldn't answer

if he still loved me, I removed my wedding ring and said we were done. I couldn't be with someone

who couldn't answer this simple question. More than a decade together, and that's how he answered me.

He apologized, cried and said he doesn't love me anymore. My anxiety has destroyed his feelings for me.

I'm heartbroken but relieved because I couldn't spend my energy on this relationship when clearly

I was the one fighting for it. At least now I know it's over. However, I feel lonely since I will

have to fight this mental disorder all by myself.

Family lives far away. I must get better for my children and I.

I cannot move out right now, nor him. We will have two different bedrooms while sharing the house.

We will also talk to a mediator in order to organize the separation while I'm fighting against

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