"I'm happy when she's with us, and he prefers solitude." - what more does she need, why does she ask others what they think, and not ask her husband what she needs? Is the opinion of wooden philosophers more important to her than that of her husband? After all, the meaning of coexistence is HAPPINESS. If happiness reigns in her family (she feels it herself), what more does she want? She is happy when her husband is in the family, the children are also calm and happy. What's wrong is that the man loves loneliness (what do some idiots do to me), there are moments when everyone wants to be alone. Just because they sleep separately doesn't mean they don't interact with each other at other times. Lately, this is a completely normal practice, is it more normal for someone to snore at you all night, to spin and wake you up every 5 minutes, or do you enjoy sleeping in a gas chamber, filled with farts? This will not be a dream, but an inquisition. Sleep is a personal necessity, and a vital one, so that one can be alert the next day. I don't like to give advice, but when asked, I answer. The author asks how to proceed. This is very relative, it depends on the character of her husband (whom we do not know), but she can apply general rules. It is enough, first of all, to bring yourself in a pleasant to watch. If she has a torn dressing gown and rollers on her head all day, like an alien, her husband will not only be lonely, but he will make a bunker. But if she is attractive and kind, if she corners him and tickles his ego, then she will become a princess for this man. The author wants an opinion, that's why I express it, I do not give advice on how to proceed. There's a saying, "look at me with one, look at you with both," it is very valid for families, and not only. Rejoice that there is peace in her family, because if she starts nagging a lot, she may lose it.
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Elementary Watson. Many men who no longer love women behave this way. Whether it is right, I leave it to everyone to decide, and I am not the person who has the right to judge him. He doesn't want to share his life with you, but he can't break away because he feels responsible for his children. He doesn't want them to think of him as a bad father who no longer loves their mother and abandons his family. He does not want to cheat so as not to set a bad example for the children and so that he does not become a bad one. In short, you are roommates, but with common children. I'm sorry to have to tell you, but your relationship is gone forever. If it was so from the very beginning, it is possible that he is just weird, but even so, there is no guarantee that he loves you. If it came later, he definitely has no feelings for you and I don't think he ever will. Maybe it's not your fault, your relationship may simply be exhausted. I hope I'm wrong, but the situation is definitely not good. Good luck though!