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Date Posted: 18:51:10 05/22/03 Thu
Author: michelle
Subject: divorce

I am currently going through a divorce. Years ago I did not feel I loved my husband anymore, but prayed a bunch and acted as though I did still love him. I chose to do loving things and eventually the love came back. Unfortunately, in later years my husband was having an affair which I was unaware of. I asked him to get counseling but he was unwilling. I do believe our marriage could have been saved. I urge you and your husband to seek Christian counsel with a trained Christian counselor. Your mariage could very well be saved. A recent study says of those surveyed who were contemplating divorce, five years later they were glad they did not divorce. Any marriage can and often will become tired and stressed. Don't give up easily. Remember the good times you had and what made you love that person in the first place.

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