My husband and I have different interests. He likes to dig in the ground, work on the land, build, make crafts, for him the time from spring to autumn is his favorite. He spends all his time at the dacha, with planting, and then with preparations. And I like to travel, go to museums and all sorts of interesting lectures. Everything was fine, yes, a little different, but told each other about their hobbies and kind of time passed in the evenings. And recently I went with the company on a trip, not the first time I went with them and there one man confessed to me in sympathy. Two weeks later, I realize it's mutual. But is it worth ruining a stable quiet marriage of 15 years for this could be a passing fancy!
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It's important to take a step back and consider the long-term consequences of your actions. Communication with your husband about your feelings and concerns is crucial. Remember, grass isn't always greener on the other side. Think carefully before making any decisions that could impact your stable marriage.