We were on the brink of divorce. Here's how we saved our marriage.

"As businesspeople, we understand the importance of preparing for downturns and setbacks. But as a couple, we don’t want an “exit plan” to become an option for us ever again," said Mr Felix Sim, who wrote about how he and his wife managed to save their marriage from the brink of divorce.
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[@lifeafter5083]

It’s great that things worked out. Hope you both will find comfort in each other’s company in many more years to come. Marriage has hiccups you don’t expect. But you just need a glass of water to stop the irritation and back to normal movements.
You can make it work if you want. Or you can leave the marriage if you think that works better. I’m old and I’m glad that my husband and I made it work. We are both retired now and enjoying each other’s company. We learned a lot about each other through all our arguments, our screams and our tears. And now I’m sick and my husband is taking care of me. He knows what I like and hate. He knows how I like my chicken. He knows how much I hate frozen shrimps. And I know my husband has a good heart.
So, you too can find each other through all life’s ups and downs. I wish you both all the love ❤

[@celestialstar124]

If really cannot live as a family member then please divorce to not hurt your children.
Parents who cannot stand each other and force their children to help pass messages and only can communicate via children then it's torture for the children.

[@johnsonsiawkyeremeh8444]

Sorry I do agree 👍💯 to divorce for the sake of peace of mind

[@Альраунминфинч]

Get rid of the dog😁