Short answer: "NO". But it depends on whether these two individuals were born-again believers to begin with. If they were something else, it would not matter to them.
The Divorce question
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I've never seemed to have much luck with women, I once dated a June for a few weeks and one night around midnight my phone rang and it was her. "I'm sitting halfway down the stairs wishing I was dead" she said weepily.
"Hang on, i'll hop on me bike and come straight over" I said.
"No no no don't bother" she replied, "I'm going to watch my Billy Elliot video".
"Hang on, i'll hop on me bike and come straight over" I said.
"No no no don't bother" she replied, "I'm going to watch my Billy Elliot video".
Alfredthefifth
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At the 25 year of marriage I looked at myself in the mirror and asked the Lord to give me strength so that my actions were not the end of the marriage. I also started living so my actions strengthened the marriage while praying for the Lord to show me his will.
When the Lord showed me his will, what a blessed event, he showed me what a one way street the marriage was. Nothing I was putting in was returned in anyway and what I was putting in was being freely wasted. He showed me many other things. He told me and showed me to get out and why.
If the Lord had told me stay I had done my part to have a sound marriage. But I was one half of the whole and the other half was missing.
I didn't pray about divorce, I prayed that the Lord knew the all in all about me show me your will.
He showed me his will and here I am
Alfredthefifth
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To this day my exwife never admits having wasted anything it is everyone else's fault. No one understands.
The pain caused by the wasting buried a lot of happy memories. Sadly the loss of our daughter was what it took to open those locked doors.
When the Lord showed me his will, what a blessed event, he showed me what a one way street the marriage was. Nothing I was putting in was returned in anyway and what I was putting in was being freely wasted. He showed me many other things. He told me and showed me to get out and why.
If the Lord had told me stay I had done my part to have a sound marriage. But I was one half of the whole and the other half was missing.
I didn't pray about divorce, I prayed that the Lord knew the all in all about me show me your will.
He showed me his will and here I am
Alfredthefifth
PS
To this day my exwife never admits having wasted anything it is everyone else's fault. No one understands.
The pain caused by the wasting buried a lot of happy memories. Sadly the loss of our daughter was what it took to open those locked doors.
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