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This is pure hogwash. How did this even get published?
Is it really about Ethiopia and Ethiopians? It should be another country in the name of Ethiopia written. Am very sad to read this kind of story in the Economist. Instead of telling us the fact just giving us what the terorrist government provide you. Where is your responsibilities journalits' ethics? finding fact and telling truth?.....
positive stories about Ethiopia do not need to get brushed aside simply because there is still poverty there. Chimamanda Adichie explains why far better than I can:
Dear Economisters!
I am a frequent reader of the Economist. I definitely appreciate your desire to tell a story about Ethiopia and Ethiopians. Till now, most of the articles seems acceptable. However I am exremly sadned by this article- 'An increasingly comfortable urban middle class is learning to enjoy itself'. Most of the comments have mentioned the problem with the article. Let me say a few things.
1) Ethipia does not have a middle class society. We have ultra rich group, most of them the elites, the politicians and thousend of blue collar workers under the regime who benefit from the system. It is really wrong to mention 1000 Ethiopian Birr pocket money as an example. As I said, this will be true for those ultra rich group who don't account more than 1% of the population in Addis. So, I completely disagree with your opinion on non-existing middle class.
2) Majority of the population in Addis Ababa are extremly poor. In fact ultra poor. This group saves 0, eats less, goes to school but dont learn(because of complex issues), lean more on power above heaven(just to make sure that at least they wont spend awful life as in earth), eats less nutrious food. More over this group is fully lost hope in the system and they barely leave to make it to the next day. It is very important for the Economisters just to walk in Addis alone investigate this facts. Addis Ababa has got 99 Districts with 10 sub-cities. In almost all districts you will find very desturing stories. Just got to Lideta Sub-city, Arada, Gulele, Kolfe even the insides part of Bole. I advise you just to do a very random observation and interview. You will be shocked by the stories. Children goes to school without having breakfast and get kicked by teachers for being to sleepy in class. I can mention hundreds of stories that will falsify your piece.
..Waste of space as has been said by so many others.. The thinnest veneer of wealth, largely generated by a property bubble, doesn't hide a mass who are working harder and failing to get much beyond food and board. No credit means no options - my view. Banking system needs quick reforming to support consumer and business needs for credit.
By the way, since when is partying a new thing in Ethiopia?
I am thankful to the writer for covering issues related to this country. Appreciate your personal reflection as external observer whether biased or not. It is up to the reader to soul search if this is true or not.
My bet is you are painting the picture of life in a segment of Addis Ababa as a personal experience. But the objective of the writing does not seem that clear. Is it trying to hint "the development state" in Ethiopia is succeeding to build the elusive middle class? I am unable to buy this if that is the case because, most of the population in Ethiopia/Addis struggles to live the day. So called "Joy riders and outliers" are here and there in any society as others mentioned.
Many "middle classers" in Ethiopia actually are government loyalists either on the ground of ethnic favoritism or opportunism. The general public also does not afford to give pocket money to school children. May be you came across few students who often go to private school oppose to public school; this is farfetched. Most students who are unable to attend or miss outclass for various reason are also from poor families who lack opportunity.
The better off and most politicians send their account and children to Europe or States. By the way they do boast much about that! So you are either not well informed or did not make deep observation.
The writing also pictures some image of immorality flourishing in Addis Ababa. No wonder to read angry comments. Much of the Ethiopian society is traditionally conservative and perhaps even deeply spiritual in one or another form. The majority of Ethiopians either can't afford to do what the writer observed or are simply reluctant t do that because of their conservative upbringing. Of course it is true such activities are rumored to occur and do occur. But currently there is a belief that the ethnic based government has unleashed such behavior on the public for political purpose so that the youth might not be able to concentrate on national pressing issues that may bring a challenge to the "government".
The article, just as any other, gives a slice of life in Addis Ababa. A grown up and mature person should be able to understand it as such. It is not meant to imply a negative or a positive view on Ethiopia. To me is refreshing to read something like this about any country instead of usual regurgitated facts from a bureaucratic source, despite of the humdrum mix of observations.
As per night life in AA, I danced the nights away in a downtown Addis club more than 10yrs ago and was looked down at by gorgeous Ethiopian women for my jeans and tracking boots. To me, it seems that the reporter visited Ethiopia for the first time ever.
Well, well...where do I begin! On second thought commenting on this 'article' belittles journalistic integrity. Utter rubbish!
Here you go again!
If there is anything the article shows, it is the writer doesn't have much knowledge about Ethiopia. As many of you know night life is not a new phenomenon in Ethiopian nor doesn't show economic status. "የአንድ ቀን አንበሳ የ 28 ቀን ሬሳ " does it sounds familiar. Any way let me make this clear, as much as I agree Ethiopian is enjoying economic development and is transpiring in the life of its citizens I don't want it to be explained in a way the article tried. The article is one evidence that, those articles written by outsiders don't understand the psychic of the country at large. Let me bring one example: one article written regarding Tikur Abaye shoe factory manager tries to show the incivility of the person by wearing 2 sizes bigger suits. To most Ethiopians I believe it is understandable otherwise (if not just go through you old photos). To make my point, it might be necessary to consider outsider ideas but shouldn't determine our bench mark. Let's cultivate fair and educated endogenous conversation who understands the psychic and history of its people. For those who wish http://www.addisfortune.net/, http://addisadmassnews.com/, http://ethiopianreporter.com/ ….. Peace !!!!
This is not the first article to show the lack of journalistic integrity in The Economist.This particular piece shows writing inconsistencies, factual errors, and hasty generalizations.I simply say addled in The Economist.
Perhaps, but your comment would be stronger if you would point out what those "factual errors" are, for the benefit of those of us who don't have first-hand experience.
Well cite any evidence, based on well-researched data that shows that school truancy is increasing in Addis Ababa?
The majority of Ethiopian students work day in day out, line-up in front of public libraries to read a scarce book even when he or she didn't have lunch. You can say any shit about government or bureaucracy but we won't let you say shit about the hard-working Ethiopian student! Not to the Ethiopian student who walks miles every day to go public schools. No!!! We know the Ethiopian student very very well, sir!
Who are you to say shit about the Ethiopian student? what do you know about him or her? You can't tarnish the name of the hard-working student of ethiopia who loiter day in day out with little resources by just looking at few spoilt kids in Addis Ababa!
By any standard, Ethiopian society is extremely conservative and religious (both christian and muslim) society. And yet, we are not sharia state - we have bars, alcohol and night life. If that is what you expected, you know where to go!! Ethiopia is not a place for you. But you can't go to a shitty slum bar and cheer up with hookers and then come out and tarnish the image of Addis Ababans as people who squander and prostitute on a daily basis. There are millions of Addis Ababan's who have not idea that the shitty bar you went to even exists!
This is a lesson for Africa! Chinua Achebe (May He Rest in Peace), said -- " there must be a balance of stories where every people will be able to contribute to a definition of themselves, where we are not victims of other people's accounts." That says it all - unless we Africans tell our own stories, people come from god knows where and write shit about us!
Way below the standard!
Are there no editors at the Economist? Are there no quality standards?
What is this? A bunch of random thoughts that do not make any kind sense bundled up as a paragraph? The sentences and paragraphs are not even tied together in context.
The writer randomly mentioned qat, massage, government, prostitutes, dancing, education, truancy and Edna Mall in an article that is only 4 paragraphs long.
This is not even good enough to be published on "The Onion".
This is garbage!!
TE was commenting on a small part of Ethiopian society, such as exists nearly everywhere. But I think TE is wrong to brush off people who don't like such scenes as joy-killing puritans. Anybody who remembers New York's 42nd St. of the 1980's knows how depressing and seedy areas that cater to a certain element of society can become. The 'joy and pleasure' is lost on most of us.
exactly my thought, many thanks.
What an utterly poor piece of trash dumped into the belly of The Economist! How on earth somebody put his finger on the keyboard to type this shame. Doesn't this dying magazine worry about its tumbling reputation? Shame on you The Economist, you sent a reporter to fetch you this trash.
A good reflection, but I would say its a generalized story with a number of factual errors. First, your observation could not come from Bole road as the area is basically a construction site dug up massively for road works since Feb 2012. The bars and lounges, which used to belong in that part of the city, are now sparsed in other locations but moved to the Bole Medhanialem or Chichinya roads. Second, the author is trying to draw parallels between economic growth and night life. Night life has existed in Ethiopia since the 1960s and all the scenes described in the opening paragraphs were part and parcel of Ethiopian life for centuries (nothing at all to do with economic growth or greater number of middle class). And finally, its really weird that you are drawing parallels between school attendance and access to illicit pleasures. Again, the observation stems from watching a few places in Addis (only 5mln ppl) out of Ethiopia's estimated 90mln. Sorry to say this The Economist, but I expected better journalism from a reputed publication, not a piece filled with so many stereotypes, generalizations, and factual errors.
I think this article just made me stop reading the Economist. What in the world was the point? It seemed like the only intention the article had was to paint Ethiopia as a modern day Sodom & Gomorrah. The odd thing is that this article could have been written about any place in the world. What a mess.
What "comfortable urban middle class" are you talking about? In case you did not know tens of thousands are fleeing the country on a daily basis; it is a jobless economy, stupid. What you see is not "comfort" but great disillusionment. The Ethiopian Consulate in London must have paid your ticket to Addis Ababa to write such silly statements.
ECONOMIST IS A TRASH CAPITALIST PAPER...THEY HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IS Africa, and even less the complexe society of ETHIOPIA by the dead tyrant Meles Zenawi, that economist and their look alike cnn or bbc, have dared to call a visionnary leader! Economist, we have stopped buying you because you're blinded by west interest...and you talk non sense...since Meles time, teachers are not respected, corruptioa at his high, drugs all over...we have come to miss our communist society with Menguistu Hailmeariam where at least there was order! who ever wrote this article, is not the responsible stupid wasp, but the boss who approved it to publish it! The 3rd world has no other option than being pro-china because Economist and such sales their dirty business of neocolonialism spirit in which AFrica dies, and they can loot our continent. We miss Che Gevara!
"We have come to miss our communist society with Menguistu Hailmeariam where at least there was order!"
An honest opposition diaspora statement...Go live in North Korea, Mengistu Hailemariam has second home there.
The reporter didn't see the other side of life in the city! There are children and adults who fainted in the school due to lack of food, wear dirty uniforms, walk bare footed and suffer countless psychological and physical sufferings while those stated on the report enjoy themselves with Mariwana, Chat and Alchool!
The article is pretty empty. What's the thesis? It reads like an email update from my cousin, discussing the new Trader Joe's that just went in, and the most recent drama with his girlfriend's cat.
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This weekend marked the end of a six-year ACC Championship win streak dating back to 2008 for the No. 22 Virginia men's swimming and diving team.
No. 18 Virginia Tech was crowned ACC Champions with 1,264 points, while No. 20 North Carolina State placed second and No. 13 North Carolina finished third with 1,226 and 995 points, respectively. The Cavaliers placed fourth, scoring 972 points.
Despite the disappointing finish, Virginia drew several positives from the meet, including breaking three school records and earning several medals.
The 200-yard medley relay record fell on the first day of competition, with the team of senior Jack Murfee, sophomore Yannick Kaeser, and juniors David Ingraham and Charlie Rommel notching a time of 1:24.98. The time was good for fourth in the competition and an automatic qualifying bid to the NCAA Championships.
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A Pentagon plan to aid Syrian rebels is emerging as far smaller than advocates hoped, ramping up slowly over an extended period while offering no quick support to moderate fighters, who are losing ground both to the Assad regime and to jihadists, the Wall Street Journal reports:
President Barack Obama promised in May to work with Congress to raise support for the moderates. But critics inside and outside the administration say the limited steps he is taking are too modest to make a difference on the battlefield, reflecting his own and the Pentagon's reluctance to get entrenched in another Middle East conflict.
Opposition leaders have issued increasingly dire warning to the administration in recent weeks that moderate forces were under siege in key areas and could be routed in their Aleppo stronghold without more rapid support from the U.S. "We're losing ground every day," said Aiad Koudsi, deputy prime minister of the opposition Syrian interim-government……
At a congressional hearing on Wednesday, senior Pentagon officials offered few details about the proposed train-and-equip program, prompting a rebuke from Rep. Adam Smith, the top-ranking Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee.
"If the White House is going to push a policy like this, they have got to…push the policy," Mr. Smith said. "For the United States Congress to vote to authorize a train and equip mission for a rebel force is a big damn deal. I think it is something we ought to do but…sell it. If you don't, there is no way we are going to pass it."
"Syrian President Bashar al-Assad declared victory over those who had sought to overthrow him as he embarked Wednesday on a third term in office, buoyed by a growing extremist threat to the region that has helped cement his hold on power," the Washington Post reports:
With jihadists rampaging across neighboring Iraq and the focus of Western powers shifting toward the containment of terrorism, a confident Assad made it clear that he no longer perceives a challenge to his 14-year-old presidency, now extended by seven more years after he won a tightly controlled election last month.
"Containing the spread of ISIS and other jihadists in the region is the priority for the White House now," said Andrew Tabler of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. "Assad's new regime is seen as a more distant problem," he tells the Washington Post:
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Is Arizona State basketball a sleeper in the Pac-12? According to CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein, the Sun Devils very much are, led by the play of star point guard Jahii Carson.
In what looks to be a potential breakout year for the Pac-12, Arizona State seems ready to take a seat at the table. Picked seventh in the conference's preseason poll (and anywhere from third to eighth among CBSSports.com's experts), the Sun Devils look like a legitimate sleeper flying under-the-radar.
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The 6-4 gunner made 59 three-point shots last season for the Nittany Lions and will be eligible to play immediately after graduating in August. Marshall averaged 15.3 points per game last year in State College and his ability to extend defenses should complement Carson's penetration ability.
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New York City Ballet corps was in excellent form. The New York State Theater (now called "Koch") is in great shape after its recent renovation. Tickets provided by Goldstar in the second ring provided a perfect view. Highlight of the night was Year of the Rabbit, a new piece choreographed by Justin Peck with music by Sufjan Stevens.
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It was ok. I prefer classical.
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Goldstar listed the event as "21st Century" so I thought that was the name of the program. However, "21st Century" meant ballet from the 21st Century. Program was "Year of the Rabbit," Hallejuah Junction and the Carrillons (Bizet's L'Arlesienne...continued
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My ticket was waiting for me at the box office with no problem. The specified seating area was as promised. I absolutely enjoyed the program (was going to buy a ticket anyway and was happy to get a discount and excellent sightlines). I have a...continued
October 6-7, 2012: 21st Century_
Two Hearts
Benjamin Millepied's most recent work for the Company features a commissioned score by his frequent collaborator Nico Muhly, as well as costumes by Kate and Laura Mulleavy of renowned fashion house Rodarte.
__Year of the Rabbit _
Corps de Ballet Member Justin Peck's first premiere of the 2012-13 Season builds on work originally created for the New York Choreographic Institute and is set to a score by acclaimed American singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens. _
__Les Carillons _
Set to Bizet's vibrant L'Arlésienne Suites No. 1 and 2, Wheeldon weaves 20 dancers through a series of dances ranging from serene to stately in their emotional color.
October 12, 2012: Masters at Work
__Les Carillons _
Set to Bizet's vibrant L'Arlésienne Suites No. 1 and 2, Wheeldon weaves 20 dancers through a series of dances ranging from serene to stately in their emotional color.
Forgoing scenery, elaborate costumes, and even musical accompaniment, this ballet in silence enthralls with the unexpected intensity it evokes through movement alone.
Stravinsky Violin Concerto
Balanchine's ingenious choreography for this signature "black and white" ballet accentuates the symmetries within Stravinsky's brilliant score.
October 13, 2012 at 2:00pm: *_Masters at Work*_
Danses Concertantes
The mercurial movements of this intoxicating ballet feature a series of witty pas de trois that are simultaneously fanciful and invigorating.
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Dark and deadly, The Cage plunges into the world of natural selection, depicting the feral instinct compelling the female of an insect species to consider its male counterpart as prey.
Set to the lilting second movement of Tschaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1, Robbins infused this pas de deux with a sense of sweetness and unforced drama.
Symphony in C
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October 13, 2012 at 8:00pm: *_21st Century*_
Year of the Rabbit
Corps de Ballet Member Justin Peck's first premiere of the 2012-13 Season builds on work originally created for the New York Choreographic Institute and is set to a score by acclaimed American singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens.
Hallelujah Junction
Hallelujah Junction is a living locomotive of driving energy, set to a pulsing John Adams score played by two onstage pianists.
Les Carillons
Set to Bizet's vibrant L'Arlésienne Suites No. 1 and 2, Wheeldon weaves 20 dancers through a series of dances ranging from serene to stately in their emotional color.
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We're just a week away from the start of the Málaga Fair; undoubtedly the event of the year for the Costa del Sol's capital.
Once again, anyone who visits the city during this week long festivity will be treated to a whole host of fun and entertaining activities and events. We've gone through the 26 page official programme for the 'Feria' and picked out – what we feel to be – some of the more interesting events on the calendar. Live music, bullfighting, museum exhibitions, Kids activities, Flamenco Shows are just some of the treats awaiting you!


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I n spite of the fast pace and pressures of our daily lives, many of our community members take time to volunteer. Everyone has something to give. Recently, the Red Lodge Area Community Foundation celebrated and recognized a few of their volunteers. As Henry Ford said, "A business that makes nothing but money is a poor kind of business....
On Saturday, June 15, the Paul Dyck Plains Indian Buffalo Culture Gallery opened at the Buffalo Bill Center in Cody. The center's weekend festivities also featured a pow-wow that has been held annually for 32 years. About 30 tribes attended. A new Smithsonian firearms display and a chance to see up close rescued raptors from their rehab...
To kick off the Red Lodge Fringe Festival (RLFF) summer concerts, violinist, Denise Dillenbeck and percussionist/composer Mark Goodenberger performed a diverse and unique set of musical arrangements. On June 14, at the St. Agnes Church, the group named DuoDG explored different musical styles, pairing the violin with an array of eclectic percussion...
The Red Lodge Growth Development plan meeting was held on Wednesday, June 12, to discuss changes to the draft. The following schedule for the plan was suggested by the Planning Board and Zoning Commission: The growth development plan language would finalize on June 26. On July 10, there would be a public hearing and on July 24 the board could...
The Elk's Lodge in Red Lodge saluted the US flag in the club's special way by holding a brief ceremony at the Lodge on June 14. Kim Gillan, former Montana State Senator spoke at the event, stressing the "important tradition." "It is not just that we in the United State have an attractive flag, but our flag is one of...
A Roberts man accused of attempting to stop the flow of a stream along Rock Creek by throwing rocks into it had his case dismissed last week by the Carbon Conservation District (CCD) board at their monthly meeting at the USDA Building, Joliet. Donald Hornberger, who owns ¾ miles of Rock Creek frontage, had received a letter from Joe...
Face painting was a very popular activity at the second annual Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary's - "Wildlife Jamboree". Over eight hundred people attended this family fun free event.
Father Keane, a master story-teller, was talking about his final days in an Irish seminary a couple Sundays ago. At the seminary, it was almost impossible to get away for the Easter holidays. Father said he thought up an excuse that seemed plausible and tried it out on a couple of fellow seminarians. After a few minor adjustments, he used...
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- An examination of four hot issues from the
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Marcus Cooper struggled to contain Denver's wide receivers.
Trouble at cornerback:
After playing well in the early part of the season, rookie cornerback
Marcus Cooper
had his third straight poor game. Cooper missed a jam at the line against wide receiver
Demaryius Thomas
on one play during the third quarter, leavingĀThomas alone to catch a short pass and turnĀitĀinto a 77-yard gain. Cooper recovered to tackle Thomas down the field, but the play set up the touchdown that put the Broncos ahead for good. The Chiefs were determinedĀto take away the crossing routes than San Diego repeatedly burned them on last week, but that leftĀCooper and the other cornerbacks vulnerableĀto the deep pass.
Big play from Davis:
ĀRookie running back
Knile Davis
had the biggest game of his NFL career. He returned a kickoff a team-record 108Āyards for a touchdown, and he also carried once for 20 yards and caught two passes for 18 yards. Davis, a third-round draft pick from Arkansas, is a logical player for the Chiefs to try in their effort to improve their offense. Playing him on offense requires the Chiefs to take
Jamaal Charles
out of the game, but giving Davis the ball eight to 10 times a game could be worth the effort. At 227 pounds, Davis is big enough to make his own hole and also fast enough to be a big-play threat.
Injury update:
The Chiefs appear to have lost starting left tackle
Branden Albert
for an extended period with a left knee injury. Albert was taken from the field in the back of a motorized cart, and the Chiefs were expecting to learn from his MRI on Monday that Albert has ligament damage. He was replaced at left tackle by
Donald Stephenson
, who filled in for Albert last season when he missed time with back spasms. Rookie
Eric Fisher
, the first player taken in this year's draft, will stay for the time being at right tackle. The Chiefs may also be without tight end
Anthony Fasano
on Sunday against the Redskins in Washington; he has a concussion. Fasano had become a threat in the red zone. Against the Broncos he caught a touchdownĀfor the third straight game. The only other tight end on the active roster is
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Playoff primer:
At 9-3, the ChiefsĀare only a game behind the Denver Broncos in the AFC West standings. But the Broncos in effect lead the Chiefs by a game and a half. They swept the season series from Kansas City, and would win any tiebreaker between the teams. The Chiefs will have to finish with a better recordĀthan DenverĀin order to win the division title.


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TUCSON- While horse meat is not eaten by people here in the U.S., the federal government actually conducts roundups of wild horses that are then sent to slaughterhouses outside of the country. That meat eventually ends up on dinner tables overseas.
But one animal rescue organization is fighting to end the roundups and save as many horses as they can during the process.
Wild horse roundups funded by the Bureau of Land management on Navajo land have supposedly been suspended, but not soon enough for four foals now in the caring hands of Equine Voices Rescue and Sanctuary.
The four baby horses are called Catori, Dakota, Shikoba and Nitiksa and range in ages from four to nine months. Equine Voices Rescue and Sanctuary President, Karen Pomroy, says the foals are safe, but are sick and still bearing the scars of being hunted down, "Wild horses have been rounded up since October and shipped directly to slaughter, the four babies that we have here are orphans because their mom's were rounded up and sent to the slaughter house."
Pomroy and her staff are nursing the foals back to health but the organization's mission is to stop the roundups so they won't have to save more horses. The government has funded the roundups in an effort to keep the growing population of wild horses down.
Pomroy says a big part of the problem here in Arizona is the Navajo Nation not taking responsibility for the animals, "The people on the reservation are not being custodians to these animals, allowing them to breed and breed and breed and they do make money off of sending them to the slaughterhouses. Even if it's $50 a piece multiply that by 1600 and it adds up."
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|Sun, 06-10-2012 - 10:35am
If your kids are grown, your husband really doesn't meet your needs, and it doesn't appear he'll change, get that divorce!!! Don't just think about it. Do it!!!
It will be much easier to meet a worthwhile man if you are unencumbered. Guys who'd be willing to have an affair are much less reliable---by definition. They are less likely to put in the effort to make a relationship work and keep things working. Also, with your husband still in the picture, it makes scheduling time with another man more difficult, since you have to keep things secret. By having another affair instead of divorcing, you're just asking for more pain.
|Wed, 08-01-2012 - 9:47pm
Hello KK,
I can so identify with your situation, that is one of the reasons I still allow the painful contact with XAP sometimes. At least I feel something, even if it's bad. I had the "I am divorcing you" talk w/H and his response was "I will try and meet your needs. Great, well, we had sex once in 4 weeks. I hate living here, I do not like him anymore and I am dying to get out. But after 30 years it's harder said then done. I have been attempting to do one thing a day to move forward, I am the type of person that when faced with a difficult situation I become immobile and shut down. So, one small accomplishment a day to move forward is just about all I can handle. We, well, I anyway, still love these men, we had children with them, suck it out through the hard times and had some really great times, but I am very much alone now. No one to talk to, no where to go. I miss the intensity of the affair, the self centered focus, even the lying was exciting. The anticipation of seeing someone who thought you were the most beautiful sexiest woman on the planet and he was all mine, for a little while. But that's over now, I get crumbs of a call here and there but I take them just because I get zero from H. And I am tired of being the only one to initiate sex. Hell, I can take care of myself that way. It's the lack of closeness I miss, when XAP would hold me in his arms after we made love. Sorry, I took a short trip down memory lane.
Good luck, you can email me here and we can talk if you want.
Hugs to you,
|Sat, 08-11-2012 - 11:04am
"At least I feel something, even if it's bad."
I read this thread and my heart hurts for all of you. I remember feeling everything you're feeling and how lonely and confusing it was. Wanting more in the marriage and not knowing how to make it happen. It was so incredibly lonely. Add to that the incredible guilt of having an affair and then wanting out of the marriage no matter what happened with AP.
I went through all of these emotions while my xh and I were in marriage counseling. He said he'd try to meet my needs, but didn't understand why I had such a strong need for physical affection, holding hands and sex. It was my problem not his and I'd probably never be happy with any man. We were kind to each other before the affair--respected one another and were probably really good friends and we were good house partners and parents. But there was no emotional passion. And hence no real intimacy to keep us together. It was sad and he was very angry, but I left knowing there was something so wrong that no amount of counseling could ever fix it. Turns out my xh was gay but wouldn't come out of the closet for 6 more years after we divorced. It makes everything that happened--the affair and the divorce--that much clearer.
And of course there are many reasons for lack of intimacy in a relationship not just being gay, but isn't the bottom line that it's incredibly important for keeping you close and connected? Marriage is complicated and divorce is so messy. The right answer for everyone is probably a little different. But as you work through your own challenges and ultimately what you want to do please know that you do deserve to be loved and cherished. It's part of the vows we all took and the expectations we had when we married. It's also an incredibly vital human need that when not met, affects every other part of our life. You matter. Your needs matter. Yell louder if you have to. But make yourself heard. I found that was the only way that I found peace with my decision to leave. Turns out it was the right decision for me and I'm glad now I did it when I did. Your journey may be different, but don't ever feel like you should just live with things the way they are. Life is too short and you are too important to settle. Hugs.


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