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Dear Amy: My husband of five years walked out on me last year.
He had been slowly shutting me out. He refused to get a joint checking account with me. Later, I discovered that he was sharing a checking account with his father.
He was becoming increasingly irritable whenever I would attempt to have serious discussions about our future.
Last year was actually the third time he’s walked out on me, but this time he filed for divorce.
When he left, he took just about every item we’d purchased together, including my car, and my portion of the money that was in our savings account. I also found out that he’d been telling mutual friends during the previous year that I was a burden to him.
Now, he wants to start spending time with me in order to (in his words) “make sure that I’m OK,” due to the struggles I’ve faced since being laid off because of COVID and having to pay past-due balances on bills that he left me with.
We’ve been sleeping together, and he’s told me that he still loves me.
Our divorce is final, and I’ve done my best to move on, but now I’m stumped because I do still love him a great deal.
I know I should probably kick him to the curb, but he seems sincere. Should I run away screaming or should I give him another chance?
Dazed, Sad, and Confused
Dear Dazed: Thank you for providing the raw material for a “slam dunk.”
In this context, if you gave this irresponsible and selfish user the old heave-ho, it would provide a slam dunk for both of us: I would seem very sage and confident, but — most importantly — you would seem very sage and confident, as well as getting your own life back.
You don’t need to “run away, screaming.” He is the one who needs to go.
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