Does your husband really mean it when he says he don't love you anymore or is tired of the marriage thing only when you fight?

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No, he says things out of anger and is just really tired of the fighting. (my husband has said the same thing before)

People will sometimes say things they don't mean during a heated debate or word fight between spouses. This is why there are counselors who are available to help mitigate and sort out the problems and hopefully give some solutions. <br><br>Nothing will pull down a marriage faster than internal fighting between the husband and wife ... get professional help - it's obvious that you are not able to find the solution amongst yourselves.

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