For decades I have toyed with the idea of separating from my wife. My best friends and family supported me in this, but I didn't have the strength to do it. In my late forties, I actually wanted to get divorced, but then settled on a new beginning. After a few months, it was just as bad as ever.
I'm retiring next year and was really uncomfortable with the idea that my wife and I would now spend even more time together. But I also didn't want to be unfair to her, because after all, she spent many decades with me. Thanks to Mrs. Fehst, I realized that a separation was the right thing for us to do and I found the strength to go this way. A burden has been lifted from my shoulders. I can now shape my future with my good friends, my children and grandchildren, and of course pursue my many interests without the permanent terror from my wife.
Thank you very much, dear Mrs. Fehst. You are competent, sensitive, very compassionate and at the same time clear and lucid.
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