@neptuneblue,
No, but do you understand her point of view?
Yes.
How do you know this is a lie? Did you call your sister to verify she doesn't want the two of you to fight? If you did, would your sister lie about that? Could this be an example of your wife's truthfulness that you choose to either ignore or not take seriously?
My sister and my wife were on conference to clarify differences.
My sister phone calls are recorded and she sent a copy of conversation to both of us to clarify the differences. That's why my wife apologised to me later.
Whose idea was it to write down an apology? Is this a generally accepted way of receiving an apology? Are you building a file of misdeeds against her to "prove" your claims she lied?
No its not a generally accepted way of an apology. I don't understand what is the big deal in a written apology as long as I did not force her to write it. I wish I had a file of misdeeds against her, I could simply walk to judge and would have gotten a divorce by now.
Did you feel in the past, while you worked and she didn't, that it is her responsibility to keep the house clean and cook? And now, since you've broken up, she does NOT have that responsibility, even though you both still there together and she does not work and you do?
I have clarified this earlier, Please read above.
I think you've asked her to tell you she wants a divorce more times than you're willing to admit. So, how many times have you said, whether it's in the heat of anger or not, that YOU want a divorce?
I have my share of problems, this is where you have problems! Please stop using you think and you can ask me directly.
We have discussed getting seperated multiple times when we could not agree on terms. I am not sure if this means divorce. The word divorce specifically has been used last time we argued