Advice from Annie Lane.
My husband and I were together for nine years. During that time, we were married for 3 1/2 years. He’s 76, and I’m 64. When we were first married, I always questioned if he really loved me. I had moved to Florida in part because I felt he lost interest. So, I was shocked when he proposed.
I felt like I wasn’t good enough for him. My self-esteem was shot because I couldn’t work at a job and had to go on disability. Five months after the divorce, he asked me to go to Cape Cod, my favorite place. I wanted to be with him so much but was afraid he was just using me and I would end up hurt. We still kept in touch only by text, which was an exhausting way to communicate; he didn’t want family or anyone to know. After a stupid argument a week ago, he said we should block each other. I had questioned his integrity .
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