concerned that her short DNA might give me short ones. I don't care how tall my daughters are, short women have zero trouble in this world, but short men are almost ostracized from it. What should I do, marry the one I love more, or the one that will increase the odds of having tall sons?

Be thoughtful about getting married. Be thoughtful about being in a relationship, period. There is an almost certainty that you are going to love her while she will almost certainly not love you. Work on yourself, work on your career, work on amassing what you can amass. Life is hell when you have a broken soul. You probably need to know that your mother doesn't love me, and never really has. I'm really just a provider, and I wanted you to grow up to be the well-adjusted person you've become. Divorced parents F a boy up. I'm out when your brother graduates in the spring. Take what I said to heart. In 20 years, tell me I'm wrong. But I bet you won't.

He's perfectly nice and I have no idea what went on in the marriage but naturally I back the relative. He's been in the family for 12 years. Andrew Smith · I'm another guy so I don't mean friendly like romantic. This guy is the ex-husband of my Mom's step-sister. Trust me, I am not attracted to this guy. He'd find me annoying as hell.

My husband is the ceo of a company and I saw that one of his new employees (a girl in her late 20's) who worked at hooters beforehand! Started following him on social media and liking all his posts. This is both our second marriage and we've been married for 6 years. We are both in our late 40s. I've always trusted him but I also know he's is a man in a power position. He's wealthy and I'm sure she finds that appealing. I asked him and he said they've briefly met on her first day with the company. A girlfriend of mine within the company however knows her from another location she worked at and told me the girl was a known whore. Sorry for the language. Anyways I'm upset am I overreacting?

I think the vast majority of people in society want "easy lovers"; people who are easy to love and easy to get love from. Maybe that's why marriage rates are under 50 percent now and why divorce rates are over 50 percent of all 1st marriages now; because everyone wants that "easy harmony" and that "we just vibe together because we are soulmates" garbage. But that's not how the real world works, especially a world full of CHOICES. My Dad told me that when he was a little boy he only had 4 styles of jeans to buy from Levi's. That's it. And if your body didn't fit those jean styles then you had no choice but to wear sweatpants. Today we have over 10 different fitting pairs of jeans, a pair for every body type. More choices means more disagreements and more concern about choosing the "right" one. Choice paralysis becomes the norm and nothing gets done except for conformity to the highest respectable person (like following a celebrities brand choice) or rebellion from the choice and choosing nothing (like wearing sweatpants by CHOICE because the choice of jeans was too much). Why this is relevant is because you baby boomers had only 3 options for spouse: A Christian, A Baptist, or no one. There weren't choices for sexuality, shape, size, ideologies, beliefs, values, etc. back then. And since there were no choices, there weren't any arguments and EVERYONE was the easy lover. Today no one agrees on anything. And you can't blame Obama for that, we can blame the internet for that.

My wife is an Asian (naturalized US citizen) working as a sales person in a departmental store. A black lady got upset on something (she was trying to get something in a discount price which my wife had no authority in) and yelled at my wife - you leave my country and go back home! Isn't that racism?

I would like to know what are the laws in the state of Oklahoma in regards to the ex-wife leaving her belongs in her ex-husband's garage? The wife left/moved out of the house of her husband early August to live with her new boyfriend. She took her stuff except what was in the garage because she couldn't either bring it or didn't have room for it at her new place. The divorce was final a month later. She has yet to sort through her stuff or say she will find a new home for her it. Basically she is using her ex-husband and his garage as a free storage unit for the stuff she doesn't want yet wants to keep. I want to know what are the laws that would allow him to get rid of her stuff. Is there an abandonment of property law? Does he has the right to do with her stuff as he sees fit?

how can i find and attract my perfect life partner for marriage

We've been seperated almost a month and I've been trying to get her back I ask her if we can save this marriage she either doesnt respond or just says I dont know or maybe .....what can i do?

I said I don't want sex. He grabbed my hand and put it on himself. I said No. Then he stood in front of me and masturbated, staring at me, while I looked down at the laundry basket. I feel like a sex object and very disrespected. Is this normal between a husband and wife?

We've been seperated almost a month and I've been trying to get her back I ask her if we can save this marriage she either doesnt respond or just says I dont know or maybe .....what can i do?