No disrespect but I'm going against the grain.
When a wife, especially the mother of ur own kids checks out, it always boils down to her losing respect and admiration towards the husband.
And if the daughter is siding with her, such as you mentioned then it's very much a leadership problem.
All daughters tend to love their dad more then their mom's, it's a biological instinct.
If I were you, instead of planning to go on dates or acquire more women, I'll take this time to reflect and work on my issues.
You will need to dig real deep since it's almost impossible for most men to admit failures or even see it as such.
But a man's redemption towards greatness can only come from admitting leadership failure and taking responsibility thereby propelling him to seek answers, solutions, etc for that next step in his life, always improving and always moving ahead but learning from failures.
Because if you don't, you'll be stuck in the same vicious circle of pain, a repeat of what happened, a different story perhaps but the same genre nevertheless.
In the end, success is just a long series of failures that you learn from.
When a wife, especially the mother of ur own kids checks out, it always boils down to her losing respect and admiration towards the husband.
And if the daughter is siding with her, such as you mentioned then it's very much a leadership problem.
All daughters tend to love their dad more then their mom's, it's a biological instinct.
If I were you, instead of planning to go on dates or acquire more women, I'll take this time to reflect and work on my issues.
You will need to dig real deep since it's almost impossible for most men to admit failures or even see it as such.
But a man's redemption towards greatness can only come from admitting leadership failure and taking responsibility thereby propelling him to seek answers, solutions, etc for that next step in his life, always improving and always moving ahead but learning from failures.
Because if you don't, you'll be stuck in the same vicious circle of pain, a repeat of what happened, a different story perhaps but the same genre nevertheless.
In the end, success is just a long series of failures that you learn from.