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My wife, 30 female, told me she never really felt in love with me, 32 male.

We've been together three years.

Is there any way back from this?

My wife, 30 female, and I 32 32 male have been together for three years,

married for about two. We have a nearly two year old daughter and have been through a lot in a

short time. Moving in together, full-time jobs, the pregnancy, getting married and even a miscarriage.

It's been intense and emotional. I've always believed in us

and while we've had major struggles, I've kept fighting for our relationship. Recently during a very

honest conversation, she told me something that hit me hard, that after about six months of

being together, she realized she didn't feel the feeling that

in love spark.

And now three years in, she says she still doesn't feel it.

She told me she's always struggled with identifying what being in love even means, and

now in therapy she'd been going for four months.

She's starting to untangle those feelings. This is the first

time that she's ever said this out loud. She said she loves me, cares deeply about me, and sees me

as family, but questions whether that love is enough, whether it's true romantic love or just safety,

familiarity, and shared life. It broke me, especially because I never

knew she felt that way. She even admitted she has felt that spark in previous relationships,

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