If your marriage is suffering because your spouse lies and cheats will you still fight for it. You considered Counseling but he refuses to go.. would you still fight for it?

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It can only be saved if both people want to work on it. Sounds pretty one sided here

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What is there to fight for? 
He has clearly made his decision on what he wants to do with his life, you just have to get the courage to let him go.

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Of course not. No, you realize you deserve better and leave. Even if you don’t truly believe you deserve better, fake it until you make it. Pretend you do. Eventually you will realize your worth.💜

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If he’s not willing to go to counseling to try and work things through it’s not going to work. It’ll be fighting a losing battle

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No, why would I want to waste my years fighting for something that I’ll probably be fighting over an over again?

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It really depends. I give up pretty easily most of the time. 
But if I was married, and the situation was understandable, and they actually want to work on things, I may give it a chance if I'm emotionally in the place to do so.

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If he isn’t willing to do anything it takes to make things right then he doesn’t really want things to get better.. I’d have to leave

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A marriage can’t work if both partners aren’t invested.

If your marriage is suffering because your spouse lies and cheats will you still fight for it. You considered Counseling but he refuses to go.. would you still fight for it?

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