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Essentially, even when faced
Essentially, even when faced with the Thundering Train of The Inevitable looming barely a few yards away, I am unable to react or take any evasive actions.
It's a problem that's been around me since 1992 when, having been married for four weeks, the company I'd worked for in a very effective way decided to offer an opportunity to resign. That I accepted this at the time in near-silence was clearly not quite the best thing to do.
Now, over 20 years later, I'm divorced without children and in a relationship that is suffering the same things that my marriage suffered.
'Feckless' is a word that may apply but it doesn't sit well with me as I do try to be as useful and capable as I can be.
I would like another person's opinion - even / especially a person many thousands of miles away from England.