We did not have sex that night, have not had sex since. I went to a lawyer last week, really enjoyed to concept of talking to someone for 5 bucks a min (first 30 were on her). She felt that as amicable as I was, we might be able to handle this through mediation, so going to meet with a mediator hopefully this week.Had "the talk" with my wife on Sunday night. We were arguing about an issue and she asked "Do you even want to make this work?" I looked her in the eye and said "No." Followed up with "I don't think this can work." She quickly responded with "I didn't ask if you thought it could work, but did you WANT it to work, but you already answered that." I won't bore you with a full play by play of the conversation, but she did pull out the "I want this to work, but if you don't, there is no use" card, the "you must really hate me to destroy our family like this" card, and the "do you think this is what God wants you to do" card. She didn't want an answer then, just to have me "think long and hard about that." She is clearly setting me up to be the bad guy and that is fine. The irony is that after the talk I walk into the bedroom to find two new pieces of lingerie that she was going to surprise me with. After the talk, we actually sat down at dinner and ate and the rest of the evening went like any other evening. This whole week she acts like nothing happened, but the groundwork has been laid. There are no more kisses coming and going, no "I love yous", a couple of information texts only. We only speak if we absolutely have to. We are pleasant around the kids, but she rushes to our room as soon as possible. I sleep in whichever kids' bed is open with one or both kids in my bed.I'm standing firm, and letting her come to grips with this. I haven't yet, but soon I will have to pull out my inner Bob Sugar and give her the "It's real, you should say something" speech. The talk was the hardest thing I have ever had to do, but in the middle of it, I'm screaming in my head "This is IT. You are ####### doing this!!" and felt a sadness, but a calm that I hadn't felt in a long time.