In the article he mentions the outside forces of in-laws that have taken over the relationship. He says, "Both sets of in-laws are trying to sabotage the marriage" and then goes on to say that, "?my feelings for my wife have changed, and I now realize I never really knew Chanelle (his wife) at all. Can this marriage be saved?" The fact that the man is writing to ask columnist "Abby" immediately opens up the possibility that he has not closed the door on this relationship and opens up the possibility for appeasement...
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Can this marriage be saved?" The fact that the man is writing to ask columnist "Abby" immediately opens up the possibility that he has not closed the door on this relationship and opens up the possibility for appeasement. Knowing this one can investigate why in our society cheating is something that is surely looked down upon, but is something that can be amended...
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