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Oh, okay. Sounds like it's over then.

My husband, 34 male, told me 32 female, that he's fed up and going to file for divorce.

We've been married for one year together for four. He's very angry and I feel depleted and numb.

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Backstory. My husband suffers from a type of OCD called relationship OCD, otherwise known as retroactive

jealousy. It's where he fixates on my past spicy relationships, particularly on one person, a person who I've not even

spoken to in over eight years. He can get triggered anytime, anywhere. We can be watching TV,

and a character will have the same name, and he'll get triggered. Last weekend, we were at a

concert celebrating our one-year wedding anniversary, and someone came on stage wearing a jersey

for the same sport this person

used to play. He wanted to leave the concert immediately. We ended up fighting and our anniversary

was ruined. Anytime he's triggered, his energy completely shifts from warm, goofy, and loving

to ice cold and bothered and he shuts me out. It's a very sad, confusing, frustrating,

and isolating experience for me

and for him, it's mental turmoil. Pretty much every single fight we have had in our relationship

has stemmed from his retroactive jealousy. Other than that, we've been extremely happy. Unfortunately,

every time he gets triggered, it chips away at my happiness. I walk on eggshells and feel anxiety sometimes because I never

know when he'll get triggered next. I thought he might get better with time or after our marriage

because he would finally see that I want him and only him forever. I was wrong. Ever since he was

triggered on our anniversary last weekend and we fought things have never been worse something feels

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