Pure co-dependence.
I don't see how you are hurting yourself by ghosting a woman who is not on the same page as you, doesn't respect you and never will. Sounds dumb to me.
You tackle the issue from a pure logical point of view. And from a pure logical point of view, you're right. But emotions aren't always logical. I don't know what else I can say about that.
Ever since I joined the manosphere and became red-pilled, I've been fighting against my emotions and the only thing that has brought me is misery. Now, instead of fighting against them, I'm embracing them, trying to find the root and causation of why I feel the way I do and try to find an actual proper solution.
Sometimes the solution is easy, sometimes I just need an outsider, preferably a friend or someone else from the manosphere to put things in perspective for me. This forum has helped a great deal with that, including your posts believe it or not.
But sometimes it's not that easy. I dunno if I would go as far as calling myself co-dependent, but hey, maybe I am. I guess I should bring it up next time I see my psychologist. But I don't know, I think you're just assuming too much while knowing too little about me.
If you'll be miserable without a wife and kids then you will be miserable with them too. Usually men who make marriage and kids the "be all end all" of life have low self-esteem and no significant life goals. There is a whole world out there to experience outside of the "family bubble".
What will you do if your wife dies and your kids move to a foreign country? Kill yourself?
You sound like you will be one of those horrible blood sucking parents who cling to their adult children and try to control their lives because you have no life of your own.
Yeah now you're definitely assuming too much.
My life hasn't been easy but to say I have nothing going for me or no life goals is just plain flat out and completely wrong. I live at my own place in one of the better cities in my country, I've started my own business, I work as a freelance graphic designer, I'm about to finish my university degree in 3D digital design, I'm currently doing an internship at an amazing game development company, I work out, I draw and paint in my free time, I make music, play the electric guitar, I like to travel when I can afford it (I'd love to go back to the USA when I can afford it, 't was great when I visited you 'Murricans the last time), I go to the Czech Republic almost every year because it's an awesome country believe it or not (and the women are great there too although a bit shallow), I live a quite busy life, stressful even, but you can't say I haven't seen things, experienced things and done things.
But as I've grown older, I've started to yearn more and more often to actual meaningful companionship. I've done all these awesome things, but you know what would be even more awesome? Sharing these awesome things with someone else, experiencing these awesome things together with someone special. Right now I'm doing most of these things alone and sometimes it makes me feel quite lonely.
So yeah, you're assuming too much and being kind of an ass in the process.
What will I do when my wife dies? Dunno dude, most men die before their wives die so I don't worry too much about that. Even if she would die before me, I'd at least be happy that she shared her life with me.
What will I do when my kids move to another country? Nothing except for trying to stay in touch with them through Skype and other means, and hopefully they'll love me enough to visit me and stay with me during my last moments when I'm on my deathbed.