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Feel like giving up, help!

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DaveStephChalm
DaveStephChalm

I think what you say about commitment is correct!!! My now wife and I met on facebook in 2010, I visited her and her children in the USA six months later, she visited me and my family in Australia

Ian H.
Ian H.

We have been in a relationship for close to 8 years now. When we finally decided to do the immigration process back in 2011, we did the K1 and were denied. We were devastated and tried again as marrie

lonelywithouthim1
lonelywithouthim1

This is not an easy process, I remember feeling helpless at every stage and exited at the end of each stage. You feel like a yoyo...up and down. The process consumes your every day life, you sleep t

Rob L Experienced

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will you give up on the marriage so easily as well? If I were you fiance I wouldn't be very happy if the person who is supposed to love me the most is ready to give up on me because of a little waiting. Are you in high school or are you an adult?

Harsh

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It all seems impossible until its done-

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