I'm sorry about your situation. As I recall you live in Vancouver - its a beautiful city, I understand your not wanting to move. Moving is a really tough question - jobs, friends, city, climate - I don't know how you choose. My wife and I haven't moved (more than about 2 miles) in 25 years. I tend to think that the person who wants to stay gets priority. Can he really only advance his career by moving? Is his career really important to him, or just a way to make money?
Taking care of your sick mother is a different issue. It is very good of you to want to take care of your family. I'll just caution you to not use up too much of your life caring for someone else. Caring for the sick and / or elderly can leave you drained, make you feel trapped - hating the person you are helping. (I speak from experience)
But - what do you mean by "he refused to let you accompany your mother....". He has no right or power to refuse this - unless your financial situation is so bad that you really cannot afford the trip.
All this is in addition to the problems you have talked about before. I think my counsel is the same - you need out of this marriage. He is not right for you, and neither of you will be happy in the long run. Let him move to the frozen east, and you stay in beautiful Vancouver and find someone who will treat you the way you deserve.
You don't need to tolerate any more.



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