When Should You Call It Quits?

A woman finds herself at a crossroads, wondering if her marriage is worth saving. She supported her husband's dreams, even when it meant living apart and raising their three kids alone. She moved across states, hoping for a fresh start, but his career in the military keeps pulling him away. She's tired of feeling like an afterthought. Now, she's scared but considering divorce. This isn't just about her husband's choices. It's about her fear of being a single mom and the reality of her situation. She needs to talk to him, but she also needs to know her rights. She can't keep living like this, but leaving isn't easy either.Meanwhile, a friend's sudden religious change is causing tension. She's started criticizing others for celebrating holidays, calling them pagan. It's ruining the fun and togetherness that holidays bring. The friend group is tired of the constant judgment. They respect her beliefs, but they wish she'd respect theirs too. It's not about converting or changing her mind. It's about mutual respect. They want to enjoy their holidays without feeling guilty or judged. They need to set boundaries and ask her to keep her opinions to herself.