bklynbornNbred
Well-Known Member
I'm glad your paper went well.
It's never too late to change direction. Never. Just make sure you're thinking of solutions for you not with expectation that husband will participate.
You've been honest with yourself regarding not wanting to handle a household where you hold financial responsibility. It's ok. No need to force situation you're not comfortable with because others have done it. Unless something on his end significantly changes I don't see resentment going away if he worked for you especially if he's once again dependant on your sweat equity. Accept that it's not your responsibility to find solution for him.
You have the skills, determination & yes that Harvard degree. Utilize your resources & work your alumni network. It's never too late. Your road to success is just a little different. Straight lines are boring anyway. Trust that the same God that has protected you through this trial will promote you now that you're open to new possibilities.
It's never too late to change direction. Never. Just make sure you're thinking of solutions for you not with expectation that husband will participate.
You've been honest with yourself regarding not wanting to handle a household where you hold financial responsibility. It's ok. No need to force situation you're not comfortable with because others have done it. Unless something on his end significantly changes I don't see resentment going away if he worked for you especially if he's once again dependant on your sweat equity. Accept that it's not your responsibility to find solution for him.
You have the skills, determination & yes that Harvard degree. Utilize your resources & work your alumni network. It's never too late. Your road to success is just a little different. Straight lines are boring anyway. Trust that the same God that has protected you through this trial will promote you now that you're open to new possibilities.