The people we are with now have been good for us. We’re both more stable and financially secure than we would be if we’d stayed together. But it’s no fun.
DEAR AMY: I’m a 71-year-old man. Twenty years ago I was married, had an affair, and left my marriage.My relationship with my ex is very good and we speak often.They are all grown now with families of their own, and after several tough years, they all understand and are good with everything.
The romantic in me says that you and your ex obviously believe that you are on a path leading to fun and passion. Given that you are both entering your elder years, you might see this as a last chance at revisiting your youth and repairing some of the mistakes you made. If you choose this particular “walk in the rain,” I suggest you make this choice with much more care and compassion toward your current partner than you showed the last time.DEAR AMY: My husband always runs late arriving to scheduled engagements, family gatherings, funerals, our son’s basketball games, etc.He becomes very upset if I tell him that I will meet him there because I do not want to be late and miss any special moments.I don’t want to miss the boat any longer.
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