Lets take Abraham Lincoln for example, He was a great president but not a very happy man. Aside from dealing with the Civil War, coping with the death of two of his sons, and suffering series of depression, he and Mary Lincoln had a very unhealthy marriage.

Mary was known to be self-centered, eccentric, prone to outbursts of temper, jealous, and often depressed. Abraham would grow silent and distant him, take extended trips (up to six months), and withdraw from Mary, just to be alone.

According to historians, it wasn’t until the end of the war that they talked of rekindling their relationship and trying to find happiness. Sadly, Lincoln was killed before that could happen. Mary never recovered and descended into mental illness.

Whether you are a president or a civilian, when your love relationship is unhealthy and unhappy, it infects your entire life. Lincoln recognized this about his own marriage, but unfortunately he lived in a time when marriage counseling wasn’t available and divorce was unthinkable.

Today there are plenty of resources and options for couples who are in an unhealthy relationship. However, we sometimes don’t recognize the signs of real trouble, even though we feel deeply unhappy, lonely, or frightened. It can be hard to admit to ourselves and others that our relationship is anything less than perfect, we try to fight it alone, which is good but when you can’t anymore, thats when marriage counseling comes in.

Acknowledging the problems forthrightly, and seeking help to learn better relationship skills (or make the decision to end the relationship) is the only way to find peace of mind and regain happiness.
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Abrahama Lincoln may have been a great president but in his home he was definitely not president. dude married the worst wife all time. i always try to imagine how guys date and even marry girls that bring them nothing but sorrow. i would cut off a misery-breeding creature in a week, no excuse given.