Would you presume your spouse dead if you can’t find them for 5 good years?
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Would you presume your spouse dead if you can’t find them for 5 good years?
If my wife just wake up and decides to ghost on me, of course I’ll seek to look for her. But if I don’t know about her whereabouts and there is no dead body, I think it’s safe for me to move on with my life after five years. I have my life to live, and God so good if we already got kids. I have to live for them and take care of them.
Disappear? I think that’s very ambiguous but it’s okay. If my spouse walks out on me for five years, and it’s not as if we separated or anything. If they just walk out, then that means they want to and even if I try to talk to them and all, if they don’t return, it’s only normal for me to move on with my life. Except that I don’t really know what you mean by “disappear”.