Marriage & Divorce: Question: How to get my parents to divorce? |
- Question: How to get my parents to divorce?
- Question: Easy question! 10 points!?
- Question: What if your husband did not help you in going to the hospital even if you are really in pain? opinions please...?
- Question: My wife is sleeping with him while I'm not there?
- Question: Been married for 16yrs been together for 18. My husband is almost 40 and I m 33 I want sex he does not. What do I do?
- Question: How to convince my husband to take off a day from work?
- Question: Considering someone with cerebral palsy for marriage?
- Question: My husband won t have sex with me?
- Question: Which color do you think is best for wedding anniversary? Thanks!?
- Question: Why do some people have a hard time with information?
- Question: How to get back on a cheating wife?
- Question: Now that my wife pass away now what do i do?
- Question: What should I do if my parents are getting a divorce?
- Question: Do sales people call all women "gorgeous"? Just wondering? The sales people are women too?
- Question: Question about my parents divorce, read below?
- Question: How to tell.hubby that your body is shutting down?
- Question: Why do men have to constantly be saying they are lucky t have their wife?
- Question: Bored housewife?
- Question: Me and my wife got married a month ago, she ran out of pages in her diary so she's been sending text to her self.?
- Question: Is it weird that my husband talks to his Mom every day?
- Question: Keeping secret from husband?
- Question: Does anyone else think that arranged marriages have a a better potential for fulfillment?
- Question: Do you think the marriage is worth saving?
- Question: Do Mexican men like it if a woman flirt with them or is it a turn off?
- Question: My wife wants to have children right away because she want our child to get the blessing of my wife's Great Grandmother ?
- Question: I am so attracted to Mexican men and I want to stop myself from it because it makes me want to flirt and I'm married. How to deal with?.?
- Question: I have pics of my husband with another woman. The scorned woman in me wants so badly to go public with it. The other woman is married.?
- Question: How do u make sure someone doesn't escape from a chair?
- Question: My husband keeps pestering/pressuring me to have a 3 way and I ve explained to him that I m not comfortable with yet. What can I do?
- Question: Should I go all out with no regrets?
- Question: How to open/manage a bank account without spouse knowing about it?
- Question: Wouldn't staying abstinent until you are married and financially stable be a better solution than killing your own child?
- Question: Husband's bah habit?
- Question: Why do I fantasize about my wife enjoying sex with a real stud who does her real good and her getting off big time?
- Question: What's the point of getting married?
- Question: My husband masturbates nearly every day while he s home watching our 3 year old son & I m at work. Is this normal?!?
- Question: He is CHEATING!!!?
- Question: My wife came home late and her breath smelled like funky tuna. Why?
- Question: My wife is being sexually harassed at her job.?
- Question: Husband and I are separated because of his PTSD?
- Question: Would you be upset if your husbands family continued a relationship with his ex (they have no children)?
- Question: Was this a put down towards me?
- Question: Do you get your wife a gift on mother's day if she isnt a mother?
- Question: Do I not deserve an answer?
- Question: How do you avoid visitation issues with an ex in divorce?
- Question: Court order states 1/2 of day care expenses. Does this include the diapers/wipes required each week by the daycare?
- Question: When is a fetish a problem?
- Question: Why my husband is treating my children and me this way? How can i make him connected to us?
- Question: Paying Alimony!!!!!!!?
- Question: I m a divorced mother of three who recently remarried, my new husband is moving into my home, shouldn t he follow my house rules?
- Question: Okay so i am married and i love a girl that i cant live without a moment?
- Question: Husband texted his ex gf?
| Question: How to get my parents to divorce? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 08:25 PM PDT If you were in my position, the ending would be kill instead. Anyways enough with the obvious judgment Clearly I have strong reasons for this. It's not selfish at all. |
| Question: Easy question! 10 points!? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 08:12 PM PDT I broke up with a guy and he said "Don't let life bite you in the ***." What does he mean? Thanks for answering! |
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| Question: My wife is sleeping with him while I'm not there? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 07:56 PM PDT Sorry this is long. My wife and I are lesbians and both in our mid 30's. I have absolutely no interest in men but my wife does. I work at Walmart and she and I were there one day and she saw a kid that I work with. He's 20. Well she told me that she wanted to sleep with him and have me watch. I agreed and we spoke to him together and made it happen. It has become a regular thing over the past 3 months about once a week she would have him and I would watch. Well recently I started suspecting that she was sleeping with him while I wasn't there and I asked her and she admitted that it was true and that they have been seeing each other 3 or 4 times a week and she would like it to continue. Our relationship at home is as strong as ever but she almost never wants to have sex anymore unless he's involved. I know she really enjoys it so I'm not sure what to do. |
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| Question: How to convince my husband to take off a day from work? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 07:25 PM PDT my husband works at least 13 hours a day. we have a beautiful 3 month old daughter. he barely is at home, i feel like a single unmarried mother sometimes. i beg him and beg him to stay home for one day and he always gives me excuses of his boss's excuses to go to work. i miss him so damn and i tell him every time that i can. we've had arguments about this. it breaks my heart to see him go. i am so grateful that he is trying to support us in every way possible and money is important but family is important too. |
| Question: Considering someone with cerebral palsy for marriage? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 07:22 PM PDT I have been communicating with someone over the computer and really like him. He is interested in taking this seriously and potentially getting married. I really like him but am not really sure atm. The biggest reason being that he has cerebral palsy. I am wondering how that will affect our life together and if he'd have any insecurities etc that will offset our relationship. |
| Question: My husband won t have sex with me? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 06:47 PM PDT When we were dating he always wanted to have sex, always. During my pregnancy he didn t want to, which is understandable. But, it s been a year since I ve had the baby, i m back to normal, and he has zero interest in me. None, no interest at all. We ve talked about it, and he just says "oh, I feel old. I don t even think about sex anymore". WELL I STILL DO. it is not fair. I m in my 20s, I m in my prime of life and I ve had sex maybe twice in the last year, it is horrible and really depressing. I am so sad. I'm not really looking for the root cause of the issue here- sure, that'd be nice. But, i'm more looking for ideas of what to say to him or what to do for myself to help me. |
| Question: Which color do you think is best for wedding anniversary? Thanks!? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 06:36 PM PDT Next month my friend--Linda's wedding anniversary is coming. She invited me to the party. I think I need to send her something as a gift. Personally, I think the sheets should be a good choice. But I remembered she had ever told me she doesn't like cotton sheets. Then I searched some microfiber sheets. I found maybe this one is great: http://www.amazon.com/Honeymoon-1500T-Brushed-Microfiber-Pillowcase/dp/B00MXUFSRA I wanna buy one for her. But I don't know which color is best for wedding anniversary. What do you think of it? Any suggestions? |
| Question: Why do some people have a hard time with information? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 06:09 PM PDT I married a guy from Jordan who I met while I was attending college. We got married and were doing fine until I told my family and other people. My family thought he was in the US illegally and that our marriage was a sham. We were living together and living a life. Other people took this information and assumed that I was 18, or a prostitute. Even people close to us have managed to make a mockery out of us and tried to create a wedge between us. |
| Question: How to get back on a cheating wife? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 06:00 PM PDT I just found out that my wife is having an affair with a younger man she met at the gym. She blind sided me and pretty much told me that she hasn't been happy. I'm devastated that she hasn't spoken up. We have two beautiful children that are now 11 and 9. The guy she's cheating with is a 25 year old low life who also sells drug. She had an affair with another man years ago and she begged me to take her back. I know that it is my best interest to dump her but how do I tell my kids about this? I can keep it very civil but I know that it will get nasty. The last time it happened, her entire family rushed to the house and work of her lover. They also scorned her on the internet and called her a whore. It's not the type of thing I want my kids to get involved with because she is still their mom. My wife is gorgeous and young looking. It sucks that this has been detrimental to our marriage and to her mental health. |
| Question: Now that my wife pass away now what do i do? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 05:59 PM PDT |
| Question: What should I do if my parents are getting a divorce? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 05:46 PM PDT |
| Question: Do sales people call all women "gorgeous"? Just wondering? The sales people are women too? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 05:33 PM PDT |
| Question: Question about my parents divorce, read below? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 05:31 PM PDT My mother was emotionally abusive after her divorce from my father by alienating me from my Dad. She bad mouthed him to me in ways that were unnecessary and misled me while also not letting me be neutral in their problems. Years later I blame myself for letting my mother do this to me. Sometimes I am mad at my mother but more often at myself. Is my blame of myself the result of me simply being afraid to blame my mother? If I get mad at my mother for a time will my shame pass and I will be able to forgive myself and then pass any anger at my mother? |
| Question: How to tell.hubby that your body is shutting down? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 05:30 PM PDT |
| Question: Why do men have to constantly be saying they are lucky t have their wife? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 04:07 PM PDT |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 03:42 PM PDT hello, i am in my 20s and my husband is in his 40 we both do not have children, and he is a .. business man, i am a housewife and bored,, he says if we had kids he'd let me get a nanny so i can have the day free for myself. he is very sweet,, i dont have to work, and we have a maid and a cook.. in the beginning i loved it. but now im bored. my friends from college all work. how can i meet women who live the same lifestyle as me? the women i meet at the gym, salon, and mall are all in their 30s/40s with children.. i go shopping everyday and all i see are mothers with young children.. i do have a college bachelors degree but i dont want to work.. |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 03:38 PM PDT I saw a text she sent herself today that said "i'm confused" and another one saying "I don't want to do this anymore" I asked what's she was talking about and she refused to tell me. I don't trust her now do I do |
| Question: Is it weird that my husband talks to his Mom every day? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 03:23 PM PDT This topic is controversial, so it might push people's buttons a little. Please try to be understanding that I'm just a concerned wife who wants to know what's "normal" between the relationship of a grown man and his Mom. My husband talks to his Mother every day. We're having a baby in July, and I feel like his Mom's phone calls are becoming more frequent. She never calls to ask how he's doing or see what's going on with our lives, she always talks about his teenage brothers and their lives. Every day she calls and tells my husband what her youngest son (15) shot in golf that day and talks about her other son's (22) career and how he's failing at it and expects my husband to coach his brother through it. My concern is that we're having a baby soon. My husband has his own family now, and needs to be there to help me. I end up spending my evenings and weekends listening to his conversations with his Mom and brothers rather then talking about our future and our own family. The phone calls are getting in the way, and I don't feel it's appropriate for a grown son to speak to his mother for hours on end daily. How often does your husband talk to his Mom? Do you think there's a point where it becomes too much and is intrusive? |
| Question: Keeping secret from husband? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 03:07 PM PDT Let me tell my story.. When I was 16 I had an older guy start talking to me. I thought that was the greatest thing. I was young a dumb and snuck around to see him. I went to far and lost my virginity to him. Of course he stopped talking to me, and I discovered I had Chlamydia. It was the most awful experience, my parents were so disappointed. I confided in my best friend. Who ended up telling everyone. It was everywhere. People talking about me behind my back and it's followed me ever since. I just denied it to the few who actually asked because I was so ashamed I just couldn't admit it. Fast forward to my mid twenties. I started dating a great guy. Before we were "official", he said someone had told him about the std. I denied it scared that he would stop speaking to me. Now we have been married for 2 years and have a child together. I have never told him the truth. I just can't bear what would happen. But his best friend is now involved with a someone who was in my high school. I know she will tell him. And I'm nervous he will say something to my husband and then the conversation will be brought up again. I am so unsure of what to do. The truth I'm scared will make him leave me. But not telling I feel so heavy with the weight of it for so many years. I don't know what to do. Please any advice would help so much. Thank you. |
| Question: Does anyone else think that arranged marriages have a a better potential for fulfillment? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 02:57 PM PDT |
| Question: Do you think the marriage is worth saving? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 02:14 PM PDT I have been married for over 10 years. The relationship has been off and on. We both cheated...he did it first but the problem is that he can't seem to leave the other woman alone. She is the reason why I left. He would come home at night but would make excuses on being late. Then recently we had a truce and a week after she texted him that she loved him, that she would always love him and he replied back that he loved her. He claims he's been ignoring her but I don't know. I feel a little hurt because we had a truce. I believe that he feels it's ok to cheat but not ok for me to cheat. We have kids and a nice home but I moved out to keep down on conflict. Do you think he will change, I don't know if he loves me anymore even though he cried about lonely nights and that he missed me? All the hurt caused me to talk to another man because I wanted to feel love. |
| Question: Do Mexican men like it if a woman flirt with them or is it a turn off? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 02:04 PM PDT |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 01:21 PM PDT I married my girlfriend a month ago, we are both 24. My wife's Great Grandmother, is in her 90's, my wife's grandparents are in their 70's and parents are in their is 50's. My wife believes that GGM may not 'live for long' because of the ripe age, so obviously she soon started talking about having kids just days after marriage. I do not 'not want to have children', intact I'm a big brother myself, I've been and still am parental figure to my little brother and sister growing up, so having and raising kids is not the problem. But we are still quiet young and I feel we need to be more focused on our current married life and our careers and yes, later, say after 3 years, we could have children. As much, its not everyday a great great grand mother gets to see her great great grandchild. Right now I'm stuck, I'm not yet ready for children, but at the same I'm having this feeling that I'd need to be prepared for parental responsibility and love, of fulfilling my wife's wish that her great grand mother is around bless our child. My wife is VERY close to her and it would mean the world to her. I feel I'm being selfish here ? What must I really do ?? |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 01:08 PM PDT I always have had a weakness from them but avoided them as much as I can when I was single because of my parents (still dated two FYI). I'm now married to a non hispanic man. However, it serms my attraction to Mexican hotties is real. I fantasize about them and I'm happy just looking at one. It doesn't help that they love the attention and tend to.flirt back. I want to stop this but I want to still be able to live my life. I tend to always be rational and have high morals. These fantasies and lusting tends to be my downfall. My husband is not ugly and he knows that I love Mexican men. He's jealous knowing that I have this preference. What to do?. |
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| Question: How do u make sure someone doesn't escape from a chair? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 12:34 PM PDT I want to tie my husband up for being a bad boy. He lied to me and told me he wouldn't get drunk last night. How would I go about this |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 11:38 AM PDT My husband brings it up all the time. Sometimes he pesters me for hours at a time. Ive told him that I m not comfortable with, it will ruin our relationship. Something happened last October and he was replying to CL ads behind my back about a 3 way, I didn t know at all. I found out and flipped. Ive done it in the past but the guy I "was with" we were not "together". The man I married, I love and accept him for him. He s done it in the past with an ex but that ended shitty. I love him and I am to the point to where if you want to be greedy do it with someone else. If he really loves me and respects me then he should accept it and quit bugging the holy hell out of me. I love this person and he is ENOUGH for me. But if I m not enough I will leave and he can find it in someone else. I don t know what to do or how to keep drilling it in his head. Any suggestions? Thanks. |
| Question: Should I go all out with no regrets? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 11:14 AM PDT I'm upset with the way my wife been talking to me. She said the most awful thing a person can think of, even down to insulting my family and friends. Calling my mom and dad whores and so forth. Saying that my step daughter isn't mines. Lately I've been insulting back but lightly, but I'm getting to the point of breaking this threshold called "love", and speaking my mind completely. She is likely leaving me anyway. If anything, I rather her leave with a piece of my mind. |
| Question: How to open/manage a bank account without spouse knowing about it? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 10:52 AM PDT My spouse is very control-freakish when it comes to knowing how much I have in my pocket. And I'm not even frivolous (Don't worry, that's our only marital issue). I will soon have a small income from online which only I know about, and I'd like that direct deposited with only me knowing about it. Is there a way??? THANK YOU |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 09:56 AM PDT *This is not a question of the rape case scenario* |
| Question: Husband's bah habit? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 09:32 AM PDT How do you handle a husband who is addicted to computer and phone. He comes home straight to computer online game and phone games too...all the time. Even when he eats speaks smokes TV etc...yes I have approached him a million times about this...noy getting through. |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 09:21 AM PDT I get so hot when I think of this. |
| Question: What's the point of getting married? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 09:17 AM PDT I feel like getting married is almost pointless for the most part...in my opinion getting married basically only means that both of you legally share everything 50/50. And if you get divorced you end up having to pay a bunch of money just to get divorced then possibly have to pay alimony. It's not like getting married means you'll be together forever, or no one will cheat, etc. I know many couples who have been together 10+ years who aren't married and are happier than some married couples are. I think the main reason why I would want to get married is so me and my boyfriend and our kids would all have the same last name, I would like to have their last name. I was hoping for some opinions! |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 09:08 AM PDT I know he does it discreetly but it still bothers me. Our son doesn t take naps.... I know he does this because we share a tablet & every time I check the history I see that he s consistently watching porn everyday when I leave. Seriously, is this normal?! I ve never had a problem with him masturbating but that doesn t seem normal to me. Do I need to talk to him about it? How without embarrassing him? Btw... He s not the type to watch porn & NOT masturbate, just throwing that out there. |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 08:31 AM PDT My husband is having an affair for the past year. He was not there for me when I had a tumour removed nor at Christmas, instead he was with his mistress. He even laughed down the phone "there are no women with me here. Should I leave him? |
| Question: My wife came home late and her breath smelled like funky tuna. Why? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 08:15 AM PDT |
| Question: My wife is being sexually harassed at her job.? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 08:07 AM PDT My wife works at a small business. Her boss is the owner of the company. I am at ait for the Army. I just recently got my phone back and she tells me that he has been making sexual innuendo's towards her. He was asking her when the last time we had sex, referring to her chest as a "rack". Yesterday, she called me and said that he said " if you wasn't with your husband I could see us together". After, she told me this I got of the phone and called him. He said she was having open conversations with everybody at the company. He acted like it wasn't a big deal that he said those things. do ya'll think I did the right thing by confronting him. I just don't like somebody disrespecting my wife like that. |
| Question: Husband and I are separated because of his PTSD? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 07:37 AM PDT He was in the military. We have 2 little girls, age 2 and 6. I love my husband or love who he was, I'm not sure honestly. He spent 8 years serving and we've been together for 10 and I never noticed behavior like his now before. My problem isn't even so much based on how he treats me but our children. When he first came home, he was being a stay-at-home dad before he found a job. He also wanted to catch up on some missed time with our girls. We live in a place that's warm year-round. Our girls love playing in the yard, going to the playground. Our 6 year old has friends she plays with in the neighborhood and from her school and I take my 2 year old to play dates with my friend's kids sometimes. I found out when he's home, he doesn't let them go outside. He thinks they're safer in the house. He doesn't like my 6 year old to play at a neighbor's house because he wants to watch them. My daughter screamed while playing with the dog and if I didn't stop him, he would have beat the dog, who didn't do anything wrong. My daughter was laughing. I want my girls to grow up having a normal childhood. I never wanted to go to court over this. I only wanted to put my 2 year old with a different caregiver so he wasn't alone with her all day & maybe some separation while he works on his issues but he refused. The judge wanted to only let him have supervised visits but relented and said he could visit with them as long as I'm with them. I don't know what to do because he says he's better? I also feel guilty for taking the kids away from him and he reminds me of that constantly. But now it's out of my hands because a court ordered psych evaluation is supposed to determine if he can live with us full-time not me. But I'm not even sure if a piece of paper is supposed to assure me he's fine either. I want a safe, happy home for myself and my kids but I also want an intact family. |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 07:17 AM PDT Hey everyone...I am just trying to get some opinions from others on this matter. My husband and I have been together for 10 years. We have 3 great kids and have a great relationship. However, his family has continued to have a relationship with his ex-girlfriend (they have no children together). He has asked his family to cut off the relationship, and so have I. We both find it disrespectful to "our" relationship. I have already listened to my Mother in Law tell me how much she loves his ex, and my sister in law tell me that his ex will always be more of a sister to her and I. They have also gone on vacation with her. Yes these things are hurtful. I have never done anything to their family. But it always seems clear to me that they believe I took my husband away from them. His sister is (40+ years old, never married with no kids and very dependent on her parents). It leads me to believe that she "just doesn t get it." When you are raising children and working 70+ hours a week, you do not have time to "hang out." I let them see our children whenever they like and I am always respectful. Although, my husband is in agreement with me. It is his family, and he does love them. That will never change. I have tried to not let their decisions affect my happiness, but it ultimately does, as I feel betrayed by them and that my relationship with them will never reach its full potential because of "the ex." What would you do/How would you feel about this? |
| Question: Was this a put down towards me? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 07:00 AM PDT To piggy back off my previous question: https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20160428060422AAdHH6s During our back and forth emails I told my husband he was crazy. His reply was, "Crazy with a master's degree. Most brilliant people are a little bonkers." Should I take that as a personal dig at me for not having any degree? He's got three, an A.S., B.A., and now a M.A. He likes to say things like, "you know I'm one step away from a Ph.D." My husband has the uncanning ability to remember useless information and facts. The other night while watching TV he explained to me what a Rube Goldberg machine was. Last night while watching a court show they plantiff made mention of a su-su. Some sort of money thing derived in Trinidad. My husband began to explain to me what it was and within a few minutes the judge on TV was saying the exact same thing. I give him his props for that but by saying what he said in his email was he saying I was dumb? Should I take his email as a putdown? |
| Question: Do you get your wife a gift on mother's day if she isnt a mother? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 06:21 AM PDT Its obvious if you have a wife that has children that you get her a gift on mother's day. But what if you are married but you have no children? Do you get your wife a gift on mother's day even if she is not a mother? |
| Question: Do I not deserve an answer? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 06:04 AM PDT As you all know my husband is graduating soon within the next 2 weeks with his master's degree. We're planning on going out of town for a few days to attend the ceremony, leaving Thurs afternoon and returning Sat evening. He sends me an email this morning titled "Just a thought". He wants to bring his 7 year old granddaughter with us. This little girl thinks he hung the moon and he babies her relentlessly. He has to carry her to the car because she doesn't want to walk. She sits on his lap at church. They make a bunny rabbit cake every year for Easter weekend. I think he cares about her more than he does me. Well, I told him no cause she'd miss two days of school. He said only one day cause he'd just pick her up Thurs afternoon once he gets off work. My reply to him was that he was going to do it anyway so why ask me. I then told him to answer the question because I deserve an answer. He gets mad at me saying I don't deserve an answer because it was just a thought. There will be several thousand people there and I just don't think we need to worry about keeping up with a 7 year old. No, I'm sure we're not going to be the only ones there with children. My 20 year old son and my husband's 19 year old daughter (not the daughter's child) will also be with us. I just don't see why he needs to bring her with us every time we take a road trip. Every time we plan a trip he'll say, "hey, lets bring the baby." Do I not deserve an answer to why he always wants to bring her with us. |
| Question: How do you avoid visitation issues with an ex in divorce? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 05:22 AM PDT I've heard of exes using the kids and visitation to make the other parent suffer as much as possible by not being allowing them to see their kids. Is there any way the other parent could avoid all the drama when the ex has full control? |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 05:22 AM PDT My ex is ordered to pay 1/2 daycare expenses on top of his child support. He pays the weekly fee biweekly. However, he has never paid for or brought diapers/wipes that are needed for our son. They daycare has now switched to supplying the diapers/wipes and added $10 to the weekly fee. My ex is arguing that he will not pay it as the daycare told him we could opt out of them supplying the diapers/wipes if we continue to supply them. He states the daycare diapers/wipes are not part of the daycare expense ordered for him to pay. |
| Question: When is a fetish a problem? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 04:13 AM PDT My spouse can not orgasm unless their fetish is involved in sex. It's not a weird fetish, it's pretty mild but it doesn't do anything for me, although I'm happy to get involved sometimes, it makes me feel inadequate if my spouse can't enjoy sex without it involved in some way. Would you say this fetish is a problem? What should we do? We're considering splitting up over this but we've been together for 15 years. |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 03:43 AM PDT Hello, For last 8years, My husband never calls and texts me and also does not return my call and text messages. He doesnot call and text our two children. He goes to restaurants and watches movies to movie theater alone, he does not ask me to join him. He comes home, eat and goes to our bedroom and does his nonwork related things. Even in the party and gatherings, he prefers to drive alone in his car. We make love 2 or 3 times in whole year. He calls his siblings, their children, his aunts and uncles everyday. They all live in different countries.Whenever i go with him to india, he completely ignores me and keeps himself very busy with his siblings and his family. He is an engineer from india and i have helped financially to become a doctor. I am a house wife now, we have two children, 29yr old son, 18 yr old daughter. I am married to him for 32 years, it is an arrange marriage. When i ask him for a reason for his this type of behavior, it is my fault that he is behaving this way. There is no intimacy from his side. My heart, hopes and dreams are broken but How can i protect my family from not breaking? Pl help and guide. Thanks. |
| Question: Paying Alimony!!!!!!!? Posted: 28 Apr 2016 02:19 AM PDT I was thinking today about alimony because I had a conversation with my white friends about marriage and one of the things that came up was alimony and I was just thinking why does a person have to get paying there ex wife money I think women have way too many benefits in America. I feel bad for you white guys I really do, but give me your thoughts on this. |
| Posted: 28 Apr 2016 12:25 AM PDT I ve had chore rules set into place for years and everyone shares the responsibilities in the house. My husband is moving into my house with me and my children. We each have a day to do our fair share, I suggested that my husband take a day to do his fair share and he doesn t feel as though he should have to have a "day!" His thoughts are, "I ll clean when I feel like cleaning." Am I wrong for wanting him to go along with the schedule that we ve followed for years? |
| Question: Okay so i am married and i love a girl that i cant live without a moment? Posted: 27 Apr 2016 11:11 PM PDT i found a girl and we both fell in love and done many things that married couples could do, in between because my family is very strict and i did arrange married and had a baby from my wife but still in relationship with the first girl. now shall i leave my all family and divorce wife and start living my life with the first girl? because i'm not that strong to leave that girl it makes me very weak, last 2 week i tried and felt very stupid. got warnings from work fought with friends and always out alone sitting beside sea or some place and cry all the time. i seriously don't know what to do. my life is nothing now im in the middle one side is my family and other is this girl. please some strong advices guys. anyone who can make me feel strong to do what is better for me |
| Question: Husband texted his ex gf? Posted: 27 Apr 2016 10:32 PM PDT Should I be worried? I confronted him on the text and he said he wanted to see how she was doing. We've been married for 1 year, she was the last ex he dated before me. |
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