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My husband rejected my incoming call, and I'm in pain.

I know my husband, who is currently separated, works, but I have no idea what he thinks or does, especially outside of his holidays and work.
Of course, I don't know the details when it comes to salary, and there are no remittances at all.

My husband temporarily lived with me at my parents' house and worked locally, but since I grew up in Tokyo, I didn't get used to country life, and I didn't drive, so I wanted to go back to Tokyo, so I got a job at a temporary staffing agency alone from April.

Separation was not what I wanted, and the frustration that comes from menopause and the stress that comes from living with my real mother exploded in dissatisfaction and complaints for Natsuo.

I finally realized that kind of thing after the call was rejected, but even though it was too late and I reflected on everything up until now, including various things that had happened in the long time since he became depressed, and I wrote a letter saying I wanted to apologize, there was no reply from my husband.

Precisely because I realized it, I wanted to change the lives of the two of them in a better direction from now on, and I wanted to discuss many things I couldn't do until now in a different direction, but my husband completely ignored them.

But on the other hand, if the refusal of incoming calls lasts any longer, it is scary that in the unlikely event that Kazuo contacts me, I will reject incoming calls this time.

Previously, when my husband was looking for a job, I was overseas for a long time, so I was in trouble because I had no place to transfer my certificate of residence, so I used the address of my parents' house. Also, I have said that the circumstances of being a married person and having a family are advantageous for employment.

You are free to use all the money you earn yourself, and you are free to spend your days off. Eat, drink, and imagine again, but no one notices that people can play as much as they like due to customs, or even if they have an affair.

I think this is the most fulfilling time for my husband, who is able to leave his unthrown luggage at my parents' house for free, and who says it is more convenient to continue his marriage with me.

Is my current state a time of retaliation for not being caring enough for my husband who was sick with childcare as the top priority?
Since there is a reality of refusing incoming calls, I am suffering because I cannot trust my husband or my future as a married couple.

What kind of way of thinking should my husband and I live every day to be happy?

Please help.

5 Zen Responses

Why don't you put in an intermediary and start talking

Doesn't your husband have any parents or siblings?
If so, why don't you ask that person to check your husband's recent status?
I'm not sure why you let your husband, who wanted to go back to Tokyo, go back alone, but are you worried about your husband? Unfortunately, it makes me feel like I'm jealous in writing.
Your husband probably thinks that if he meets you, he will complain and complain again, and he may go back into depression.
Why don't you put someone in between and discuss this?

If you can find a way to convey your feelings to your husband while organizing them

I also read the questions and thanks.

It's hard not being able to get in touch. In this situation, I don't think I can expect much to just keep waiting for someone to hear from them... Still, they're a married couple.

Hmmm... at this rate, we can't move forward with each other, and we have to change our current environment somehow. My husband's only friend said, “If we can't keep in touch no matter what, I'll go talk to a legal place. Is that OK?” Why don't you ask them to tell me that?

Also, how about consulting a legal advice office?

As it is now, I can't get in touch, so there's nothing I can do about it, and I think I can get advice not just for divorce but for getting back together at counseling centers.
If you don't want to move too much, you may have no choice but to just wait while posting the news as before.
It would be nice if I could slowly sort out my feelings and find a way to convey them to my husband.

Kukai Hana

First, please talk to local government legal advisors and lawyers about the lack of communication with your husband and the things that were written here.
As Nakata Mie says, you can get advice not only for divorce but also for getting back together at counseling centers.
Why don't we start there first?