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(@mamaria)
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The 200 mile distance could be quite an issue and restrict how often you see the kids. It is a tough decision to make. Have you looked at possibly dating again or joining some clubs to meet new people perhaps?

 
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(@eric50)
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Hi all.

Dating is a no until I have my own place (why would a woman want to date a man still living in the same house with his ex). I did try a few clubs but for whatever reason just didn't click with the people.

 

I am just worried I will become a bitter man down here. All joint man friends have kind of gone quiet as wife is friends with their wives. So I am out of that group.

 

And since she filed for divorce the only friends who have regularly asked how I am are the ones fro. My home town. Very little support down here. 

 

I fear staying here will send me to a dark place when I don't have the kids. I get almost get panic attacks when I look at what I might be able to afford if we have to sell the house (or worse if she gets the house and I have to move out)

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