Should we really stay together just for the kids when the marriage is already dead?

Is staying together for our child kinder than ending a marriage that already feels over?

My husband and I have been separated for almost a year, though he lives only fifteen minutes away. We still spend time together with our five-year-old son and present ourselves as a normal family, but our marriage has no love or intimacy, and the home feels cold and silent after our son goes to sleep. I am deciding whether to continue with the divorce or try to stay together for him.

How do I decide whether staying in this cold, empty marriage or divorcing would be healthier for my son?

My husband and I have been separated for almost a year, but we still act like a family in front of our five-year-old son, who asks when his father is coming home. Our marriage feels emotionally dead, and I feel torn between staying together for him and divorcing.

from lovers to co-parents: can we save our marriage?

My husband and I have been married for four years and are raising our eight-month-old son. We work well as co-parents, but nearly all our communication is about the baby and household tasks, and we have had little real conversation, affection, or shared laughter for months. My husband says he feels neglected, while I am exhausted and struggling to find energy for our relationship.

Caught him cheating,should I forgive him for the sake of our family?

I discovered messages between my husband and a female coworker, along with a hotel booking, and he said the relationship had ended. We have been together for eight years, with our home, finances, and social lives closely intertwined. He has given me his passwords and started couples therapy, but I still struggle with constant suspicion and do not know whether I can feel safe with him again.