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	<title>Comments on: When Love Stops Working – Getting It Going Again</title>
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		<title>By: Jason</title>
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		<description>This is exactly where my wife is at. Unfortunately after keeping her traumatic relationship to herself, and not addressing it 5 years ago on the advice of a marriage counsellor, she now is, but somehow she has created a block with me that makes it too much to address her past and place with me at the same time. As a result we are about to begin a seperation.  After months of doing all I can to be supportive and the last month where she has begun to explore the past, I find myself an unintended victim and have no idea of what happens next.. It took me a long time to see how real this was and wish there was a way to support her through it and remain together.</description>
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