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WillaKissing · 56-60
We Dated for one year; married for 11 years, and divorced happily now for nearly 14 years. Why because she was a bi-polar night mare to be married to, but I thank her for divorcing me for a rich single doctor she worked with. There is nothing Like Freedom and happiness!
Nobody00 · F
@WillaKissing 14 years of bipolar nightmare???? Doesn't add up
WillaKissing · 56-60
@Nobody00 I think you misread what I wrote. The one year dating with 11 years married was the hell. the last nearly 14 years single has been blissful. I edited my wording maybe that will help.
WillaKissing · 56-60
@Nobody00 I took it for 12 years for three reasons.
The first: I fell in love with her when we were dating, and once married she told me she was not going to take her medication any longer because she did not need it.
The second: I put her through nursing college and we had two children together, so I hope she would get back on her medication and things would level out. I did not want to lose day to day contact with my kids. They both came to live with me post divorce when they each turned 12 and could decide legally themselves; one son and one daughter, and I will let that stand for itself.
Thirdly and lastly: I took my vowels in the church seriously, and would not divorce. But after her second affair I welcomed the freedom of the mental hell of being with a truly bipolar woman.
The first: I fell in love with her when we were dating, and once married she told me she was not going to take her medication any longer because she did not need it.
The second: I put her through nursing college and we had two children together, so I hope she would get back on her medication and things would level out. I did not want to lose day to day contact with my kids. They both came to live with me post divorce when they each turned 12 and could decide legally themselves; one son and one daughter, and I will let that stand for itself.
Thirdly and lastly: I took my vowels in the church seriously, and would not divorce. But after her second affair I welcomed the freedom of the mental hell of being with a truly bipolar woman.