Sell the house or keep it alone in case of a theoretical divorce?

  • Erstellt am 2024-09-26 13:57:39

ypg

2024-10-28 19:27:05
  • #1


.. oops, who are you? You are not the questioner.. why are you pretending to be him? Jürgen or Matze?
 

hanghaus2023

2024-10-28 19:29:55
  • #2
Emotionally, do you find it OK to continue living in the house of yours?
 

Juergen456

2024-10-28 20:10:20
  • #3


Second account, because under the other one there were also many things about the construction project. Please excuse the confusion. I just reported the old post so it will disappear.
 

Juergen456

2024-10-28 20:26:51
  • #4


First of all, I want to see if it is even an option because I don't want to ask myself the "what if?" question later.

And as soon as I have transparency, I can decide and evaluate it for myself.
 

Arauki11

2024-10-28 20:28:36
  • #5
That sounds organized, good so!

In this respect, you should first think about your own well-being; if not you, then who else?
The suffering will certainly lessen once she is under the other cozy blanket, you shouldn’t let yourself be influenced by that. Your own suffering/anger hit you completely unprepared and painfully dishonestly by comparison. She must now walk her path alone, just as she used to go elsewhere alone and managed without you.
Informing yourself is very good, but if it gets too tight or restricts your future life too much, don’t be sad; one rebuilds several times in life anyway, I see that rather as an opportunity.
I would wish for you that there won’t be any prolonged hanging party or some tangled thing, but a clear cut that gives you the freedom for something completely new afterwards.
Even if back then it was maybe more expensive, today I know that the clear cut was the best decision for my own future; luckily I didn’t get involved in any half-measures.

I see it the same way!
 

Aloha_Lars

2024-10-29 11:41:02
  • #6
Apart from all the financial stuff: You seem to be a good person, maybe even a little too good. Unfortunately, I have also gone through a similar relationship. Back then, the breakup was tough for me, but I learned the right lessons from it, developed myself as a person, and now, in hindsight, I am quite happy where I am today. I just want to show you that there is also light at the end of the tunnel.
 
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