Hi,

I hope someone answers you soon with some advice. I was in the same boat pretty much. She first told me she doesn't love me anymore about 3 weeks ago and we couldn't really talk about anything at the time. Now 3 weeks later and I left town once to give her space and she tracked me down. Why would she do that if she didn't miss me or love me? And always I get lots of conflicting messages from her but she still comes to the conclusion that she doesn't love me anymore. Finally, I decided to go for much talked about new concept of Marriage Counseling by Dr. Max Vogt Ph.D. in Psychology Expert Couples Counselor. I think it’s worth. Recently to make the relationship more stronger and romantic this valentine he has given the “The Ten Day Valentine” We rebuilt our relation and now we are pulling on well. I suggest you to try the same. You can get a Personalized Great Relationship Evaluation for no cost by registering to the site and get Free audio messages from 3 feb to 13 Feb (The ten days that will make ur life beautiful)

Hi there,
I really feel for both of you. I am 46 years old, have been married for 23. We both had difficult times in the past and because we both come from divorced family's we decided to work on every problem we have. It is too easy to get divorced these days, and the only advice I could think is to hang in..........some times it's a phase and it might go away. Maybe tell your spouse that they can go ahead and be free to make up their minds. Sometimes after living with another person they find all things that they do not agree with. There's a difference in having an affair and living with that person. They might come to their senses and realize that the grass is only greener on the other side because there is more sh....t there. Same thing happened to my parent’s years ago and my mom said that she should have hung in for a little longer. So may be do not push for the relationship to work, but give them space to realize what it is that they want. I suggest you to go for Marriage Counseling and the best option : Dr. Max's Marriage Blueprint www.marriageblueprint.com Dr. Max Vogt Ph.D. in Psychology and Expert Couples Counselor. I really hope both of you will find peace in whatever the outcome might be. I will follow the conversations.
Good luck!!!!! :!:

Hi
My ex has offered his hand of friendship, although it seems one sided, but says he's there for me & hoping that I need his help and that I go running to him, as I have done in the past.
Should I just go it alone, is he using me when in actual fact it's him that needs my company, but tries to make out that it's me that needs him more! Please can anyone advise me what to do

Hi, I have been married to a great man for the past twenty years, he has worked hard for us, mainly nights. I also worked long hours outside the home with four children we were raising. As you can imagine things were hectic raising them and we have had little alone time together. 3 years ago our 16-year-old son died in a car accident. My husband and I have been grieving intensely, while still trying to take care of the younger three. We have both been dealing with depression and I felt that my husband has totally withdrawn from me. I really forced the issue this summer because I was so lonely. Recently he told me that he didn't know if he wanted our relationship to continue. He told me he has no feelings for anything at all. I know I have hurt him and am trying to show him how important he is to me. I don't want him to be unhappy and I don't know what to do. We have had our ups and downs but I always thought he loved me. Please help me, us. Thanks

Hi,

I hope someone answers you soon with some advice. I was in the same boat pretty much. She first told me she doesn't love me anymore about 3 weeks ago and we couldn't really talk about anything at the time. Now 3 weeks later and I left town once to give her space and she tracked me down. Why would she do that if she didn't miss me or love me? And always I get lots of conflicting messages from her but she still comes to the conclusion that she doesn't love me anymore. Finally, I decided to go for much talked about new concept of Marriage Counseling by Dr. Max Vogt Ph.D. in Psychology Expert Couples Counselor. I think it’s worth. We rebuilt our relation and now we are pulling on well. I suggest you to try the same.