Ending a marriage. Just economically bad, he could not keep a job.
I came in with good credit his was awful. He was awful. I had to bail him out of jail about 3 times.
He ran cars after check engine light would go on and literally junked about 10 cars in the 8 we were together.
At the end he was wanting me to work 60-80 hours a week so he could...go back to school. Oh and cover him on my health insurance.

Enough.

I went on Craig one evening and found a room for rent within a little over mile from work.
I already had a bike.
I moved out within about a week.

I biked to work for about 3 years before my credit recovered to the point that it was good again and I went to the Toyota dealership and got my sweet little 5-Speed.

Towards the end of my 15 year relationship - I suddenly realized NO matter WHAT I did he would NEVER be happy with me. I changed my attitude and he left! It was a good thing.

That was in the past. Continually since the 2016 election.

2 of my marriages was bad. One wife hid anxiety from me until she could no longer hide it. I spent some 13 years baby sitting an introvert.
The other wanted me to watch and raise her child which I did and enjoyed raising the child. She had adult sons that failed to launch so ended up baby sitting them too.
All that wasn't bad but somewhere I lost a large part of me which wasn't part of the deal.

Oh... that's pretty much every single day. My whole life has been a case of running as hard as I can up a slippery slope which has a moat filled with crocodiles at the bottom. At this point, my goal is to die before I slip to the bottom of that moat and those crocks get the satisfaction of eating me alive.

First hubby's hands were around my throat & things were going black? No, actually before that......

My old living situation.

Every winter in Duluth (Oct to May) until a few years ago. It felt like the heat death of the universe and was really bad for my mental health. Two friends and I moved to WA state and share an apartment. The weather here is fantastic, but now I'm squashed under financial problems. They can't get hired and I'm disabled and we're all living on my income, which isn't meant to support three people. Everyone tells me to cut them off but I wouldn't be able to live with myself. I've been broke and unemployable and I wouldn't wish that on people I care about.

That was a lot of blither. ._.

My first relationship, in fact, all of them. all the drugs and drink and smoking too. a lot of shit jobs .

Told a supervisor to eat a dick and walked out.

The time I turned up to a marriage guidance meeting to find that my (now ex) wife had already been there with the councellor for half an hour.

Last relationship.

I quit that job. On the spot. Just walked out.

My divorce. Even after 3 years of marriage counseling and no change, I could not imagine living the second half of my life in stagnation. Divorce became essential to my emotional well-being.

Just before I sold everything and moved to Thailand in 2010.

My marriage. Only stuck in there as long as I did to be with my daughters more. So glad when I finally pulled the plug.

Evry March I lived in Maine

I grew up in a small, rural community in Eastern Colorado. My senior year was a mixture of fear of leaving something I'd always known but certainty of knowing that if I didn't a big part of me was going to stagnate and not reach any sort of potential. I felt a very strong urge to escape.

YES. Sometimes i take on way too much and I see no end in sight. From what i have read, there is no such thing as 'multi-tasking.' If we try to take on more than is possible, then whatever else that needs attention suffers.