<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I was in love with my wife when we dated. She was cute and sexy. As we've been together the cuteness has gotten annoying and the sexy has stopped. I have a hard time thinking about her in a positive way. I know she loves me dearly and I love her. I don't love our relationship. After 3 months of marriage counseling I've decided to be honest with my feelings and say I think we should get a divorce, instead of trying to change and fail. I think it is a problem that I often hold things back if I know it will hurt someone. Isn't it better to say what you really think when someone asks you a question instead of saying something else because the truth will hurt them? Maybe in everyday life, but not in a marriage. I think we could have a future together, but looking ahead I see a happy future and a miserable future. (She has many issues) I can't tell which it will be if we stick together. I do know that if I am going to divorce then I don't want to do it in 5 years more of trying, I'd rather try to find a more healthy relationship elsewhere while I'm still in my 20's.
<bot>: My wife and I are coming to a fork in the road in our relationship, can't decide if we should divorce because we may still have a bright future with counseling (but on our own hasn't been going so well).