Marriage & Divorce: Question: My sisters doesn't let her husband inside the house because he's still goes to work - Would you put up with that? |
- Question: My sisters doesn't let her husband inside the house because he's still goes to work - Would you put up with that?
- Question: Wife hates sex. ?
- Question: Do women who grew up without father figures make good wives and mothers?
- Question: Should men give their wives everything they want, or should they draw lines, set boundaries, put their feet down, so no once in a while?
- Question: Is it looked down upon for an Indian man to marry a white woman?
- Question: What you all think ?
- Question: Just got a divorce how do I get my stimulus check?
- Question: Having only one child.?
- Question: Ladies, do you sometimes get frustrated to the point of crying?
- Question: Why a gay man marry a dominant woman and then they divorce after 8 years of marriage ? they have three children . ?
- Question: How much longer will we have to deal with this Coronavirus//?
- Question: Does the coronavirus make you happy?
- Question: Will i get my ex husbands stimulus check if he owes back child support?
- Question: Husband is apparently cheating on me... ?
- Question: When he's mad?
- Question: My husband acts weird and stand-off ish when we have company and he’s pushing my friends away. What should I do ?
- Question: Marrieds, would you really advise someone to divorce over a minor pron habit?
- Question: What do y’all think? ?
- Question: Is the coronavirus pure evil?
- Question: If your first and second spouse cheated on you and you got a divorce, would you get married again?
- Question: What YA category has more wonky backstory details than marriage and divorce?
- Question: Is wearing a red bandanna mask a good idea when going shopping?
- Question: Why are red states having thousands of new Coronavirus cases when they have much smaller populations than blue states?
- Question: How can I redeem myself after getting involved with a married man and exposing him? I hate myself now?
- Question: What is ok when it comes to a ex spouse living with someone else?
- Question: Ladies, what is true love?
- Question: What did you and your spouse(or boy/girlfriend) make to eat at home in the beginning of the relationship?
- Question: I'm an only child, my mom passed, didn't leave a will and is divorced. Do her assets automatically go to me?
- Question: I am locked down with only my husband at home and am spending too much of my time on Yahoo answers. Can you suggest something to do?
- Question: Why are women anti marraige?
- Question: Working from home, cleaning each day, the one day I don't husband throws a fit yet when he was unemployed a few months ago he never cleaned!?
- Question: My girlfriend cheated me laying down the ground rules. Why can’t she respect a man that’s busy and striving towards a better life?
- Question: If i have 8 kids under the age of 16, make less than 75,000 and am married, will i get the 500.00 per child plus the 2400 ?
- Question: Why do husbands always say they are away at a conference but really are off skiing with another woman in Vermont?
- Question: Why does my husband do this?
- Question: Is it ok to have sex with my wife? Possible exposure to coronavirus ?
- Question: How many men are cheating on their wives and how many women are cheating on their husbands?
- Question: Married men and women! Do you still masturbate?
- Question: Why would a man want to get married so quickly? ?
- Question: Isn't Trump prolonging the economy crisis by giving such hesitating response to coronavirus pandemia?
| Posted: 09 Apr 2020 07:58 PM PDT My brother-in-law is an engineer. His job is considered essential, so he's still going out to work everyday. My sister has been making him sleep in the garage for the past 2 weeks. She doesn't let him inside the house. She has kids, but kids are the least vulnerable. Would you put up with that? |
| Posted: 09 Apr 2020 06:52 PM PDT Married 14 years. Sex life is almost non-existant. She admits she has always hated having sex, not only with me but with her late husband. She says its only necessary for couples who are trying to have kids. I pretty much have to beg, and then its like a chore for her. Most of the time she just lays there and lets me do it. No emotion, just the hurry up and get it over with look. She told me last week that she understands that men need it more than women do and if I wanted to go out and "find some" somewhere else, she was fine with it. I love her and the rest of our marriage is actually good. I'm afraid I will eventually take her up on her offer or leave all together. |
| Question: Do women who grew up without father figures make good wives and mothers? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 06:33 PM PDT |
| Posted: 09 Apr 2020 06:28 PM PDT Marriage |
| Question: Is it looked down upon for an Indian man to marry a white woman? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 06:24 PM PDT We are both American citizens |
| Question: What you all think ? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 05:17 PM PDT The Coronavirus has me devastated one the fact that it has things paralyzed but the only positive side from it is that I dont have to work in the stressful work environment I was working in that part made me happy.Anyone else got that feeling ? |
| Question: Just got a divorce how do I get my stimulus check? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 04:35 PM PDT |
| Question: Having only one child.? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 04:08 PM PDT I got married late (male 41) and my wife already had two kids, one 5 and one 6. She just gave birth to our daughter, so I am a dad for the first time. I am happy and am now 42 , soon to be 43 in June. My wife has said she can't handle having another kid (she is 37 to be 38 in August). We discussed beforehand about having a family together and 2 kids possibly. Now she says she can't handle it anymore. I am wondering if I will feel upset my whole life that I only had one child. I know that nobody can answer this for me, but me, but I always dreamed of having multiple children. I guess if I have one I can be happy with her and many people have had only one child, I know. Can anyone offer any insight or anything based on your own experiences. Any comments or feedback would be helpful. Please be kind. |
| Question: Ladies, do you sometimes get frustrated to the point of crying? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 01:54 PM PDT I know it's off topic of usual seedy M&D questions but...... How do you handle technical difficulties when you have to call the Indian tech support guy? |
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| Question: How much longer will we have to deal with this Coronavirus//? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 01:27 PM PDT |
| Question: Does the coronavirus make you happy? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 01:09 PM PDT |
| Question: Will i get my ex husbands stimulus check if he owes back child support? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 12:29 PM PDT |
| Question: Husband is apparently cheating on me... ? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 12:21 PM PDT I saw him sending messages to 3 different women thrice.. And each time he manages to escape and ignore from it I finally have no proof because he eventually deleted the messages... Am feeling quite low and deceived.. I have got no concrete reason for divorce either.. I told him we cannot share a normal husb n wife relationship from now on.. But this process is hurting for me 🙁 |
| Posted: 09 Apr 2020 12:03 PM PDT How is it that when my husband and I aren't speaking or we're mad at each other he has no problem emailing or texting with family members? He's not a morning person and I guess this morning he woke on the wrong side of the bed so when I wanted to talk, he didn't. That put him in a mood all morning. While he was working I noticed that he's been emailing his sister all day and they are having long conversations. Or he'll get a text from his family group text and that will seem to put a smile on his face but I annoy him. When I'm mad I don't want to talk to anyone. He, on the other had, has no problem talking to other people when we're not speaking. Why? |
| Posted: 09 Apr 2020 12:02 PM PDT First thing is first. I never have any company over the house since I know my husband is anti social and only has one friend. Me and my husband have plenty of alone time but I've been craving time with my friends and some of my other family members who I haven't seen in a while. I invited my friend over about 6 weeks ago and my friend told me she doesn't feel comfortable coming over anymore because my husband was acting weird and stand off Ish towards her and barely wanted to speak. Another instance was with my son and his fiancée a couple months ago for New Year's Eve we did a special dinner and I cooked up a feast. My son and his fiancée came over and my husband snapped and Said don't you ever think she wants to spend time with her own family. I told my husband she is a part of our family now but she's the one that wanted to come over. Also me and my sister got in a heated debate one time and ever since then he's made it a habit to tell me how much she doesn't care about me. I don't know what's going on with him but other people around on me can feel his energy as well |
| Question: Marrieds, would you really advise someone to divorce over a minor pron habit? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 11:57 AM PDT Admittedly, I watch pron when necessary. About maybe once a week or 2. Also, I make sure to service the wife whenever she feels the greed coming on. She's even joined me watching a few. No problems. SO my question; just because your dude needs to release a little by watching pron, would you suggest he needs to split up and bring misery to his family over this? Bad advice in my opinion. Your thoughts? And have you ever joined your spouse in watching to get some ideas (especially if you're some kind of prude or lack creativity)? |
| Question: What do y’all think? ? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 11:48 AM PDT Should it bother me that my husbands ex wife picks the kids up from our house when I'm not there? We all get along and she's married. Also, there are times when he and his ex wife text a lot about the kids and when they talk on the phone, sometimes they get off topic from the kids (politics or right now the pandemic). He has shown no signs of wanting to get back with her. He has even told me in the past. I have gotten mad before whenever he would talk to her about whatever and he would tell me to calm down. Is this all normal when it comes to coparenting? Texting and calling? And picking up the kids without me there? |
| Question: Is the coronavirus pure evil? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 11:41 AM PDT .. |
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| Question: What YA category has more wonky backstory details than marriage and divorce? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 11:20 AM PDT I'm gathering data. |
| Question: Is wearing a red bandanna mask a good idea when going shopping? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 11:18 AM PDT Well folks, the new normal is you have to wear a mask when around anyone. SO, I have this bright red bandanna. But I don't want to look like el bandido. What other suggestions you have for masks? |
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| Posted: 09 Apr 2020 10:58 AM PDT I hate myself for getting involved with him in the first place and I hate myself for stopping low and exposing him. I have never had a bf, a choice of my own, and he was my 2nd sexual partner. I would have never imagined getting involved with a married man but I did it anyway after going through a horrible depression and I wanted to just have sex and not think about my problems. I don't condone with what I did at all. He treated me horribly and wanted to get rid of me after I had a emotional breakdown after someone who sexually assaulted me years ago appeared in my life unexpectedly. I stopped sleeping, having nightmares when I tried to sleep and barely eating for 2 weeks and I just snapped and lashed out on around around me including him. He treated me horribly even after I explained and apologized for my behavior and he said I'm just being a emotional young woman full of drama that he doesn't need in his life cause he has a wife and kids to worry about and I'm the reason he doesn't like messing with young woman. After he said that to me over the phone I got angry and I felt extremely hurt. I tried apologizing to him and he treated me like dirt. And I exposed all of our texts on social media and sent them to his wife. All of the sexts and everything. I regret what I did. It's my fault for getting involved with a married man. I can't forgive myself and I'm starting to hate myself. How can I redeem myself from this? I've never done anything like this in my life. |
| Question: What is ok when it comes to a ex spouse living with someone else? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 10:41 AM PDT Can an ex spouse move in her brother and his partner in a 2bdrm apartment that would result in the children (two girls ages 4 and 10 and a son age 7) not having a bedroom and sleeping on the floor of the mothers room? The brother has major mental disabilities and anger issues. My son has came home saying he no longer has a room anymore that his mom gave it to his uncle and his uncles boyfriend. He sleeps on the floor with a blanket. That his uncle is always kissing and rubbing his boyfriend everywhere. Would this be considered taking the living arrangement to far? I support equal rights for same sex couples and have several friends that are in same sex relationships so please I do not want anyone to think that's what this is about. My wife and I do not do this type of behavior in front of him nor do I let any other couple. How can I explain this to her without it being took the wrong way? She freaks out over everything I say to her. I have no problem with her living with family members but I do have a problem that he has no room sleeps on a floor and sees sexual behavior between couples when she gets him. She says its none of my concern what he does or sees when he is with her? What are some coparenting ways you have learned that works? |
| Question: Ladies, what is true love? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 10:36 AM PDT There was a responded that mentioned you should only bang someone that you're in true love with. Really? Because I though for the women, all you need is about 5 minutes and a dinner. |
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| Question: Why are women anti marraige? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 08:31 AM PDT |
| Posted: 09 Apr 2020 07:55 AM PDT Our job ever since covid stuff starting going on, is now telecomuting so I'm still getting paid, I get ready workout clean the kitchen cook,...one day I left the kitchen without cleaning and it was not a mess just 6 dishes in sink. Since i have been tired from home schooling my child all day...my husband starts loosing it...but when he was unemployed he left me stacks of dishes and didn't help me I took and picked up my son from school when he would say "hes busy looking for jobs" and that hevwasnt a maid!! WTF!! Now that he's employed he expects me to wake him up and make him food after i stay up late hoping my son finally gets rest!!! Today hevwas blowing up because hes always running late...yet when i had to go out to work i would let him snore and sleep in while i got myself ready along woth my child...whats your advice i hate waking up to a yelling man who looses it when ges running late... |
| Posted: 09 Apr 2020 07:52 AM PDT I'm fed up with this relationship and her begging me to come over all the time. once or twice a week should be enough. I work Monday through Friday in the hospital. We don't live together so we clearly won't see each other everyday. I texted her and said I'm getting irritated with you always asking me to come over. Let me be the one to ask. Do not ask me to come over anymore and you see I already have a lot on my plate. I'll come over when I want to." She said her friends boyfriends always make an effort to see them everyday even if it's only for 30 minutes out the day. She said it's no excuse for why I can't come see her before or after work for a couple minutes. Found out she was sleeping with another guy and they had sex and I didn't even know she was the promiscuous kind of person. Found out through her location which she also lied about she said she was spending the night with a female friend. I told her the couples that see each other everyday live together it's easy to see each other everyday when you live together simple |
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| Question: Why does my husband do this? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 06:43 AM PDT He is always slyly accusing me of lying to him or cheating on him even though I'm clearly not. Also he messages me in the middle of the night (he is working away) to tell me he has had a dream of me and someone else. What kind of sick mind game is he trying to play? I'm sick of it! |
| Question: Is it ok to have sex with my wife? Possible exposure to coronavirus ? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 05:34 AM PDT My wife just got a phone call that she was likely exposed to the coronavirus at her job. Is it ok for us to continue having sex? Or should we wait 2 weeks? We just found out today and she hasn't seen that individual patient since last Thursday. She has no symptoms, no fever, no nothing. Im told if you don't see symptoms by 5 days you are generally in the clear. Should we wait 2 weeks to have sex? |
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| Question: Married men and women! Do you still masturbate? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 04:58 AM PDT I'm curious to know if men and women who are married still masturbate. And if so, is this a common thing? Normal thing? Is it healthy? What would cause a man or a woman to choose to masturbate instead of just having sex with their spouse when the mood strikes? |
| Question: Why would a man want to get married so quickly? ? Posted: 09 Apr 2020 04:38 AM PDT I've known him for a few years. We just started communicating how we feel for each other. He says he sees himself marrying me, and he "thinks we should get married. I take it this is a big red flag but maybe he truly does feel that way because he's gotten to know me so well over the past couple years but don't you think bringing up marriage as soon as you show him you're interested is a bit odd? |
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