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> The brother of someone I know did just that a few years ago. He went through some kind of midlife crisis and left his wife, children, and family business with
by searchableguy 6y ago
> The brother of someone I know did just that a few years ago. He went through some kind of midlife crisis and left his wife, children, and family business without a word. She tried to trace him through the police, but the police wouldn't cooperate because there was no sign of foul play. He was spotted by a relative a year or so later living in an apartment not too far away and has since moved back with his family.
What possible middle life crisis can make people detach themselves from their family and kids for a year without telling them?
Are there services to reintegrate these people with their family if it's a widely acknowledged problem?
- 9nGQluzmnq3M 6y agoMidlife crisis is a thing in itself. One day you realize 20 years have passed, your spouse is no longer the person you married, you don't like your kids, you hate your job and -- here's the crisis part -- it dawns on you that this is it and you'll follow your current trajectory of quiet unhappiness for the rest of your life. In reaction some people buy a Harley, some seek escape in adultery, some commit suicide... and a few disappear and start a new life.