“I Married Him Thinking I’d Be His Forever… But I Became His Afterthought”



I used to dream about marriage — the kind where love grows stronger with time, where laughter fills the spaces, and where even the silence feels safe.


But this… this isn’t what I dreamed.


We had a beautiful wedding. Everyone said we were perfect. I wore the gown I always imagined. He held my hand like he meant forever.

But forever came fast… and it got cold.


Now, I wake up next to a man who barely looks at me.

He doesn’t ask how I’m doing. He doesn’t notice when I cry quietly in the shower.

I speak — and he hears, but he doesn’t listen.

I touch him — and he pulls away like love is a chore.


There’s no violence. No betrayal. Just a growing silence that screams louder than any argument ever could.


I gave up pieces of myself to keep us together.

I stopped dancing.

Stopped painting.

Stopped laughing the way I used to…

Because I thought if I could just be enough, maybe he’d love me like he once did.


But nothing changed.


Now, I lie awake wondering:

Did I choose the wrong person?

Or did I just lose myself trying to be the right one?


I regret not waiting. I regret thinking love would fix everything. I regret believing someone who made me feel like I was too much when all I ever gave was everything.


This isn’t marriage.

This is mourning someone who’s still alive, still beside me, but long gone.


🕊️ To anyone out there pretending everything is fine… you are not alone. And you are allowed to want more than just being tolerated in love.


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