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A 56-year-old woman who is currently considering divorcing her 10th husband says she doesn’t plan to stop getting married until she finds Mr. Right.
Cassey, a successful businesswoman from the United States, appeared on Dr. Phil to ask for relationship advice because, after 10 marriages, she still hadn’t found the right life partner.
Now on the verge of ending her relationship with husband number 10, Cassey said that she didn’t care how many times her marriage would fail, she wouldn’t stop until she found a man who could love her forever.
“When I’m in a marriage and I just can’t take it anymore, I’m usually the first one to say, ‘That’s it; we’re getting a divorce, and I quit,'” Cassey said.
The 56-year-old told Dr. Phil that her first marriage, the longest, lasted eight years and ended mutually. Her second marriage was slightly shorter, at seven years, but with an added two and a half year engagement.
The couple had a son together, but the relationship started to fall apart when her husband stopped telling her that he loved her, Cassey said. He would simply reply ‘Ditto’ when she told him she loved him.
The woman didn’t go into details about husbands three to ten, but mentioned that she had married all types of men, from a rocker to a preacher, to her high school sweetheart, but never found Mr. Right. Cassey told Dr. Phil that she’s likely to break up with her current husband, who called her a “control freak”.
Despite all the disappointments in her love life, Cassey said that she’s not calling it quits anytime soon, adding: “I don’t care how many marriages it takes; I will keep trying until I find the one that can love me.
You’ll never have a healthy relationship as long as you continue to get into relationships that are toxic,” Dr. Phil told Cassey.
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