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What do you mean you tried twice before? Why didn't you succeed those times? I don't know of any reason you couldn't divorce now (if you are in US), but then I have never heard of a divorce that wasn't granted, so I'd want to know about your earlier attempts.
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Yes, you can divorce. Divorce is not a contract, so both sides do not have to be in agreement or competent to sign the papers. It takes a little longer with only one signature, but it can easily be done if it is what you want. Some people divorce when they older to separate the finances. It is the only advantage I see to divorcing, rather than separating, at this time unless you found or want to find someone else who interests you.

You have hung in longer than I would have been able to. I hope you can find some happiness in life.
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