<human>: My husband and I got married ten years ago and we were very happy together. My career, my health, and my job are inseparable. I left my successful work place to find success in a new city, new career, and new things to enjoy in the work place. My husband got a new seasonal job where he works with his best friends and spends every minute loving every minute of his new job. His amazing sense of style and fashion makes him the talk of the town. His phone calls, his Facebook messages, and his visit to his favorite places around the world make him the most happy person in the world. His amazing gift to us means living alone for weeks, until he comes back every weekend to find enough energy to put away empty dishes, put away empty dishwasher wrappers, and pick up empty trash overflowing from the recycling bin, while his friends spend time playing with his new toy or playing with his yard. His new job means he gets to spend more time with his family and friends than he would with his older coworkers and classmates. His new work place uses a lot of space, and he needs to make room for his new friends and family, as well as clean up after he leaves. Every week, he comes home from work to pick up his new clothes and clean the house. He starts to feel sad and depressed because he cannot get enough energy from his job and his new career. Instead of getting mad at himself for making this kind of mistakes, he gets mad at his coworkers for making him feel bad and for making him want to crawl under the bed and watch crappy YouTube videos instead of getting energy from yourself for making yourself feel bad and making everyone else happy. Even if I can get enough energy to keep my house clean and tidy, I will never get to have a good night's sleep because of this.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?