No I am sure that is true Jess. I did grow up with a father whose mental and physical health had been destroyed by the war and that was pretty tough, but I have not lived with it as an adult.
I just find it very hard to believe that someone could hold down that succession of high-powered jobs and earn those huge salaries whilst suffering from damaged self-esteem. Surely as a senior economic adviser working with the last government you would need to be very tough?
It wasn't as if she was financially dependent. I don't really want to speculate, but it seems as if she was distraught when he left and that was when she blurted.
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