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When I came back home from the hospital after my amputation, my wife of 30 years told me she didn't sign up for this, packed up her things and left.
As if you signed up for an amputation. What is wrong with people!?
It makes you wonder what she thought she signed up for.
Till death do us part⦠except
"Aaand just sign the amputation clause here right at the bottom. That's it! You are now husband and wife!"
Covered under "in sickness and in health"
This happens more than people want to admit, and it can be sudden after a period of support. Like someone gets cancer and their SO sticks by their side until it gets stage 4, things get really messy and hard, and suddenly they're off starting a new life. My SO is a therapist and has seen it firsthand, it's gruesome and cruel.
Motherfuckers starting second lives behind their spouses back and here I can't find a fucking bridge partner.
My best friend got cheated on and dumped after he got diagnosed with epilepsy. It took a year of fits (one in which he screwed up his back) to get the diagnosis, and it basically meant he had to abandon his career path of working in the police force as a detective and forensic analyst and switch to something different.
It also doesn't help that they both got sacked from a call centre whilst this was going on.
Wow. Im sorry you encountered this.
While thankfully I have had nothing amputated (yet... but im diabetic), ive noticed that each of several partners over the years has just been abominable at showing empathy.
For example, if I tried to tell my current SO that im feeling a bit down she would absolutely get the shits with me and tell me how shitty her life is.
Theres something about kicking a dog when its down that some people just cant restrain themselves.
In hind sight, would it have been helpful for your partner to give you a few months to recover before leaving?
If your SO can't show empathy, that's a good indicator they aren't a good choice for a long term relationship.
I mean it's right there, "for riches and in health, till inconvenience do you part".
Yeah, health. Not disease or amputation. It isn't covered by the contract. You need the premium plan marriage package for that.
WOOF! What?! Holy fucking shit. I am sorry bro. THIRTY YEARS? No way. I'm sorry but I even find that a bit hard to believe.
PackeD HER things ? IM CONFUSED..
what were you expecting? she packed his things and then left?
Lol I'm an idiot.. I'm my head he left.. so was very confused why he took her things..πππ
Nice of her to pack my things I guess but now I have to unpack them again. Kind of redundant if you ask me but it's a nice gesture.