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Date: October 15, 2022
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That's awesome to hear! I think the therapy will help you to kinda sort through all these thoughts and emotions. One recommendation with therapy, go in with goals for yourself. And don't be afraid to look for a different therapist if the first one doesn't mesh right… It can take a bit of work sometimes to find a good one.
Honestly, he sounds like a good dude. Does he know exactly what you are dissatisfied with? Is there something you could have communicated or done sooner to have avoided feeling this way now?
I think the best route forward is to dig deep, examine your feelings, and communicate with him your appreciation for his support, talk up his good qualities for you, but that you are unsure this will work out and that therapy is going to help you process what you are going through and you can't guarantee that y'all will be together afterwards.
It's a difficult talk, but a respectful one. It lets him know where you are at, why you want to fight for the relationship, but allows him the opportunity to walk if this is not the parth he wants to take with you.
Your focus is going to have to be on yourself for awhile, and that can be very hot for a partner to go through.
Hopefully this has helped a little!
This can't even be a real post. But I'm bored so I'm going to respond to it like it is. Yes you should definitely move on. It's been 6 years and in that time you worked up the nerve once to ask her out and she declined. So you should move on and find someone else to obsess over.
Even if emma was mid or late twenties your spouse was still hiding the crush from you, acting on it by going out of her way to try to learn about her personal life via text, then trying to gift her jewelry. The fact shes a child should have shut the whole crush down. If it didn’t then there’s another problem.