Katharina Buczek
Still, she is honestly struggling to understand how she could ever fully trust him again– which is why she’s finally come to the conclusion that she wants to get a divorce before she turns 40 years old.
“I know it may feel too late, but I feel I have done enough for him,” she vented.
Although, her husband and her in-laws all know about her plan, too. So, they have begun pressuring her to remain in the marriage and have implied that she would just be abandoning him if she got a divorce.
On top of that, they claimed that her husband was the reason for all of her career success. That’s why her husband’s family believes that she is just abandoning her husband for a “better lifestyle” after getting his help landing a good job.
So, even though she doesn’t know if it’s worth it to remain in her unhappy marriage, she’s been left wondering whether divorcing her husband would be the wrong thing to do since he was the reason for her career success.
Even if a partner helps you achieve career success, does that give them the right to treat you however they wish? Did she advance her career because of her husband or in spite of him? Do you think she should do what’s best for herself now? How would you handle this situation?
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