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Discussion Re: Why do MLCers NEED to blame spouse for unhappiness
#10: May 29, 2011, 04:26:59 PM
   A long way to go even then... (After they realize?..After OW is gone and they have more depression..?)   Too bad they can't see themselves how others are seeing them from afar. I guess it's kinda like an alcoholic. People usually start talking behind their backs. " They drink too much"
  But they keep on justifying and putting off thinking about it. Depression again :'( Can't see the forest for the trees. They aren't ready. Fools :o
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