Having been married for nearly 7 years, Chris Langley was successful Real Estate agent who lived in the suburbs of Washington D.C. since graduating from Georgetown University back in 2000.  A Political Science Major, Chris soon grew tired of politics and government in general, and after bouncing from job to job, fell in love with Real Estate.  He loved working his own hours and loved the freedom of not being stuck in an Office all day or working the same hours day in and day out.  Selling Real Estate also enabled him to have more free time to spend with his wife, whom he met at one of his first Jobs out of College.  They seemed like a perfect couple, hardly ever arguing, enjoying nights out on the town together and really seemed perfect for one another.  But like all things, their marriage began to crumble about 5 years into the relationship.<br/><br/>With the downward turn of the Economy and the Housing market hit especially hard in the D.C. area, Chris struggled to make ends meet.  The strain financially, also impacted his relationship with his wife.  Chris started drinking more and what little money he did make working, was often spent gambling on sporting events.  It was the drinking and the gambling that really pushed him and his wife apart.  Even though he attended AA meetings on occasion and stopped gambling for a few months, old habits always seemed hard to break.  Often times his wife would be reading in bed, or online on the computer in the evenings up in the den while Chris decided to stay up late and watch baseball or football or basketball games.  He'd often lie and say he was just interested in who was going to win, but secretly his wife knew there was a pretty good chance he had wagered money on the game.<br/><br/><br/>(PICS OF CHRIS BELOW)<br/>(http://www.flickr.com/photos/netfalls/5058518643/in/photostream/)<br/>(http://www.flickr.com/photos/netfalls/5058517421/in/photostream/)<br/>http://www.flickr.com/photos/netfalls/5058517055/#in/photostream/ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/netfalls/5058517055/#in/photostream/)<br/>http://www.flickr.com/photos/netfalls/5058517421/#in/photostream/ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/netfalls/5058517421/#in/photostream/)