Well, enlightendcynic, I’m sorry! I don’t know how else to begin this comment, because I can feel some of the pain that has surfaced from your post!
Although I’m not obviously aware of all the circumstances, I’d try and stay together with your wife for your kid’s sake. I know that may be asking a lot! And I don’t know how old your kids are, but for their sake you might want to “stay together,” although this may require enduring incredible pressure from your wife. I’m sorry!
Some advice, rather than poke at the many false teachings of the WT, what there are many, I’d suggest staying off the religious-stuff for a while, change the subject of a while, and just start talking to your wife about why you got married to her in the first place. Perhaps you can ask her what she found so attractive in you that she wanted to be your wife when you were younger; why you wanted to be her best friend, and she yours. Tell her that you still love her (I assume deep-down you still do).
Regarding religious views and trying to correct your wife’s thinking, this may take some time. Try and be patient with her, because she is in reality as much a victim of the WT as you are! True? So please, show some empathy. Maybe you need some time off by yourself for a week or two, and/or maybe she needs the same. Can either of you visit your folks to just away from each other for a little bit, to clear the air? On the other hand, what activities outside JW’s do you actually do? As a couple? As a family? Why isn’t your wife no longer your best friend (and I know her religious stance is difficult to deal with)?
Finally, rather than abandon what you and your wife have built up over the years, why through all of it all away now? Who you are, and this applies to your wife and kids too, is not determined by relationship with the JW-system, but who you are as a person. This concept is hard to realize when you’ve been led-along in the JW-system for some time, under the control of a cult-like mindset, but I think you need to sort this out first. Then, you can begin to address issues with your immediate family.
I wish you the best in making the right choices my friend, although I can see from your post that you’re struggling. My heart goes out to you! God bless, and I wish the best for you and yours!
Cyber