My wife and I have agreed to a divorce, but I feel lost and don't know what to do.

I can’t help but wonder – if things were different, would it ever be possible for us to be together?

Her excessive jealousy and sensitivity have slowly affected my personal life, causing me to doubt our relationship, and to fear that I might be heading for another failed marriage.

I am wary of capitalist exploitation. This has led me to question the fundamental purpose of work. Is it merely to earn a living, or is it to contribute to society?

While my relationship with my ex-husband is cordial, I have maintained a distance from his new wife due to her hostile behaviour towards me.

I am tired. Tired of feeling unfulfilled, lonely, taken for granted, and trapped in a marriage that offers me little joy or companionship.

I feel a tremendous weight on my shoulders, knowing that I am responsible for the well-being of my son, but also recognising my own limitations as I age.

Their parenting styles have left deep emotional scars, compounded by their disapproval of my hobbies and career aspirations. My mother's controlling behaviour really affected my sense of self-worth and individuality.

When we first started dating, we were so good together, we could and did talk about everything and anything under the sun. We laughed together a lot. We loved each other deeply.

Despite his intelligence and capabilities, he appears to encounter difficulties in maintaining employment. Additionally, my son's marriage seems to be facing significant challenges. ... I fear that their relationship might be deteriorating.

His response, laced with excuses and defensiveness, added to my distress. At that moment, I couldn't help but feel an overwhelming sense of disappointment.

Their absence weighs heavily on my mind, and I miss them terribly. I feel that I am missing out on a lot of family events. I can't shake the sadness that envelops me when I think of them.