Marriage & Divorce: Question: While the Declaration of Independence promised you Freedome you have been led with Catholic terror -process in case of Divorce when neither? |
- Question: While the Declaration of Independence promised you Freedome you have been led with Catholic terror -process in case of Divorce when neither?
- Question: Married friend won’t speak to me...why?
- Question: How can I take things slow with a man who just got divorced?
- Question: Has a second stimulus check been sent out?
- Question: How much spending money should I give my fiance each month?
- Question: Been with husband 10, started cheating over a year, and can't stop!?
- Question: My husband is into hot wife fantasy I was against it but caved for his pleasure. He agreed to my terms and we have boundaries.?
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- Question: I'm 43. My GF is 23. We decided to marry.we are in love.just worried about the age gap. it will make problems in future?
- Question: Is it hot when your husband calls you a ”whore”?
- Question: What would you say to a spouse or significant other?
- Question: What to do?
- Question: Should my husband be wary in trying to get into fights with other guys who know martial arts?
- Question: Why do you think Christianity and religion are both declining so heavily in America?
- Question: Was I wrong to walk away from the argument?
- Question: Did she marry for love or money?
- Question: What age did you divorce ?what time did you loose with it and why ?which country needs process in case of divorce and how can i sue it?
- Question: After divorce, do children belong to mother or father?
- Question: Can friends be this close and be just friends ?
- Question: Boyfriend acts really cocky when around a group of girls or around a group of guys but not with me?
- Question: Is it safe to be around someone who had coronavirus?
- Question: Wife wants to have kids. I'm concerned about her family history. Should I bring this up?
- Question: Why does my mother-in-law keep asking for money and my husband keeps giving it?
- Question: Anyone else feel like coronavirus doesn’t actually exist?
- Question: How do I ”game” my wife?
Posted: 10 Jun 2020 10:37 PM PDT When neithrr Arabs have suvh an indecent porn procedure actually being called not the divorce at procedure...but the Procedures of divorce which is definitely a heretic rape by Rome Catolicism of the Ascetical Popes who are actually the biggest rapists or so .They never been married while they have secret Confession which acvording to bible is a chosen neutral person friend of family regarding the Israel .There is not a God of Sixtine Capel i didn t receive Divorce and i saw snakes visions here Like on the Sixtin Chapell of thickness And i think that Roman Catholic Popes run the world with rapes and tortures of spanish inquisition for case of Divorce and must be feclared the biggest raping priest of the History as the pagan priests belong to them before the settlement of christian church through Apostoles .Also the greek pagan priests..and i was the object of Mengelist ecperiment of masons of pope a half greek from vilages has bern sent by pope and masonry after revolution to rape me in order to occupy the goverment and sell And sell their goods while people do not have a Bread or fragrance or a Cloth of State neither the jobs and have been killed with starvation and operated in hospitals by the Catholic Pope chosen by Votes not by God at Vatican . |
Question: Married friend won’t speak to me...why? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 08:42 PM PDT We have been close friends for a while, he's a married man and I'm a single woman. I've met his wife and his family. He and I used to see and text each other all the time before the pandemic but since the pandemic, we only text each other. When I call him, he doesn't answer but he texts me back. We text each other almost daily to say hello or just to share something about our life. I finally asked him about the text thing and he just said that when I call him he's busy and can't answer. He then told me that he prefers texts... I just think it's strange... ideas? |
Question: How can I take things slow with a man who just got divorced? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 08:28 PM PDT I want him believe in marriage again. How do I do this |
Question: Has a second stimulus check been sent out? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 08:24 PM PDT I have now gotten two amounts from the government of $1200. Long story short, I actually should have gotten $2400 to begin with. I only got $1200 at first. Then I wrote the IRS a letter explaining that I'm married and my wife didn't get one so we were missing $1200. Then today I got a $1200 deposit. I am wondering if they were responding to my letter about the wrong initial amount and theyve corrected it? Or was a second stimulus sent? |
Question: How much spending money should I give my fiance each month? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 08:03 PM PDT My fiance lost his well-paying job about 4 years ago for arguing with his boss. After he recovered from his depression, he started his own business, which has been going for only a year and has not brought in much revenue yet. I make a nice income, but I cover all of our living expenses for both of us, including childcare, dental care, phones, everything. My fiance extremely rarely will financially contribute in some way, it is not anything that happens on a regular basis. While his business has been getting started, I have given some money to him now and then for spending money above and beyond our living expenses. We had a huge fight tonight because I gave him $500 three days ago, and today he tells me it is not enough to cover a small expense he wants to have covered. I don't mind giving him more money as long as it's not going into a black hole. Or maybe I should be giving him a monthly amount and not ask where it is going, as he is an equal partner in our relationship? How much you all recommend that I handle this, and what is a reasonable monthly amount to give him? |
Question: Been with husband 10, started cheating over a year, and can't stop!? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 07:04 PM PDT I want to know if there are any other wives out there like me! I cheated once about I year and 7 months ago. I did so because the sec had gotten so bad, and an ex kept hounding me. I felt bad and was faithful up until I found out he was cheating. I found condoms in his office drawer. After that I just started hooking up with random men I meet. I believe my husband isn t cheating anymore because he comes home early, won't leave the house and he sits up under me like a faithful lap dog. When I come in late at night from cheating, he's always up waiting for me, and welcoming me with open arms. Just so glad I came home. He looks very sad and broken. I love my husband and was only doing it again as an act of revenge, but I need good sex and unfortunately have a spefic guy who's bern giving it to me the way I love. I feel bad because I feel like I'm falling more in love with the great sex(not the guy) more than I'm in love with my husband. |
Posted: 10 Jun 2020 06:14 PM PDT Fast forward he told one of his buddies it's his thing and it's also his wife's thing reverse she likes watching him&engaging&so he told his friend I was curious about girls so eventually she contacted me&asked me if I would be interested in joining them if my husband didn't mind. Him& I talked about it I expressed my boundaries firmly&he expressed his. I've never crossed his ever....however; one of my boundaries was that if she was there &/or involved he couldn't watch or listen&if that was a problem then I wasn't going to do it because other girls are a hard limit for me....he went behind my back&tried to have the husband call so he could listen...it hurt my heart so bad that he would break a sexual boundary in our marriage when so much trust is on the line in our agreed upon arrangement. That was about a month ago. We are supposed to hang out with this couple for the weekend as friend's&I tried to discuss my feelings&desire for there to be no awkward sexual situations in place&he blew up on me. Told me I'm insecure&crazy, refusing to talk to me about it&it was all because he crossed a clear boundary which I have not done nor would I. How should I handle it? His response is you can't be mad for forever, get over it. Which I'm aware but I feel I have the right to discuss the hurt and concerns over the upcoming situation so we don't dig a deeper hole of pain&lost trust. Ideas on how to handle this? I want to trust him again without feeling a twinge if pain and vulnerablity. |
Posted: 10 Jun 2020 06:03 PM PDT My husband and I have been together for almost 4 years and we haven't had sex in almost 2 and a half years. We also had a child and he is almost 3 now. My husband has only been to the doctor twice over this issue and they gave him some Cialis, but he still can't keep it up. I figure he's not attracted to me anymore, but he continues to say that's not the case and that he will find a doctor and go since I've been begging for almost a year now. At this point I have no idea what to do. |
Posted: 10 Jun 2020 05:07 PM PDT The backstory is we have never met in person. He is someone I conversed with on another forum years ago. I exchanged contact information with him. At the time when we met, I was an impressionable 21 year old. I admit it is my fault for being naive and trusting. We would speak on the phone, meaning we would call or text each other. At first, I used to be a bit outspoken but now I realize that he tried to condition me to not give my opinion on things, so that slowed down for a while. I would ask him for advice and he would give it to me. It did not always work but he would swear it did. Okay, well I remember he would tell me not to get tattoos because they were "ghetto" and black women who get them are seen as hoodrats but white women who get them are artistic. When I would end up getting tattoos, I did not tell him because it wasn't his business, but he would say why didn't I tell him? Mind you his daughter who is older than me has tattoos and so does his ex wife. He would also say I shouldn't color my hair and just leave it black. he would even say that black women who wear long acrylic nails are ghetto and that we can't wear it like white women do. He would also say if you have a child out of wedlock, then it is the worst thing ever. I have no children. His ex wife has four children by three men. He raised his ex's son as his own, but he is judgmental of other women who don't marry the father of their kids. He made comments saying as a black woman, we are stupid and this is why black men are not interested in us after a while. It would make my self esteem go down, but I would try to please him (I was young and so dumb, I know I am being hard on myself). He made comments saying I should call my boyfriend my master. He said white women who date black men have no problem calling their man "master or owner." I am not lying about this, but these comments would freak me out because I know they aren't. true. Any time I would say or do the opposite, he would say things like "well a white woman wouldn't talk back" or "a white woman would do it and not argue." I felt like I had no choice but to basically conform. What i did not realize was that he was grooming me and trying to mold me into a type of woman. Always saying that black women are not feminine and that white women do every thing right so we have to be exactly like them. Just to let everyone know, I have friends who are white women so I don't have anything against them. I just felt like he was being manipulative. Well, I figured out that he lied about something else. I know I stated before that I met him online. I have never exchanged info with someone else that I spoke to on a forum. So I will never do it again. Well what I realized is that he lied about some things. He said he was dating a woman who was a light skinned Creole from Seychelles that lived in. New Orleans, Louisiana. He said this woman was born in 1993. He sent me pictures of "her" that were pictures of different women. He sent me a picture of a woman. All this time, I assumed it is the woman from NOLA named Katie. Well, I came across a music video. I am not making this up, I am being as honest as I could. The music video had the same woman in the picture he sent me. It didn't make sense because it did not add up. The song came out in 2003. That means Katie would have been 10 years old. The picture of the woman he sent me was a Latina woman. I saw her in the video, so i reverse searched the pictures and found out he downloaded it on Google. |
Question: How to find out if your narcissist partner is cheating on you ? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 03:59 PM PDT I just found out my bf is considered a narcissist. The love bombing and the isolation characteristics hit it on the head. How do you find out if they are cheating. It said the most narcissist cheat or emotionally cheat. |
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Question: Is it hot when your husband calls you a ”whore”? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 02:50 PM PDT I think this is my mom's kink or something as my dad calls her this from time to time and she seems to get all wet over it |
Question: What would you say to a spouse or significant other? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 02:20 PM PDT Would you confront a spouse or significant other if you found their social media account and only to see they comments and likes nudes/half nake people pictures but yet on a daily base if they see that type of things on tv or on same social media when you around they act disgusted and talk ill about those people9 like they cant stand seein people like that or spouse / singnificant other is so much better looking and they can never get turn on by pople who dress or look like that ) but yet in secret they watch follow, like and comment on these nude /half naked people pics etc.. Should i just leave it be and pretend i never saw the account ? First of all I didn't mention but I recently created a social media account they were the one who told me they had one too. I already had and idea of all the geeky things they would follow and like so I just thought maybe I'll follow them and when I look up their name it was public profile not even set private so yeah.. Thanks for the advice but I still feel like I should tell my spouse about their very public profile. and it's very easy for people to find.. I was only sort of upset that they so publicly like these stuff on social media but yet hide it form me..🤔🤷♀️ But I wasn't I wasn't snooping. I'm more concerned they'll feel embarrassed I saw it.. But why tell me about your social media account if it was supposed to be a secret. |
Posted: 10 Jun 2020 02:14 PM PDT I feel like my boyfriends Mom is taking advantage of us. She has been living with us for 6 months, and just got her plates for her car and her license. Now she claims she's trying to find a job but I know it's gonna take another 6 months for her to do that. She needs my help for everything... she either doesn't know how to fill out the job applications or something isn't working for her. It makes me wonder how she survived and got a job before if she can't even fill out an app as an adult. We aren't allowing her to have any visitors over because she is gross. She breaks up with a guy and then two days later she tries asking us if she can bring someone else over. When we say no she leaves with whoever and I feel like she's doing it to avoid looking for a job or doing what she needs to do to get on her feet. I bet she's gonna come back and say she's moving in with him because according to my boyfriend she always moves in with guys and then has to move back in with her kids. I'm so ready for her to just move out and quit playing games. My boyfriend never has my back and is always enabling her shitty behavior, same with the rest of her kids. No wonder she's always been like this. He says he's on my side and agrees but his actions say different when **** hits the fan. She's messy, doesn't take care of her dog, drinks everyday and is loud, etc. she's grown and can do what she wants but why disrespect and take advantage of people who are trying to help? |
Posted: 10 Jun 2020 12:56 PM PDT While we were doing grocery shopping yesterday, my husband yelled at me for glancing at a muscular guy wearing a tight sleeveless shirt and called me a slut. He asked the other guy about his relationships, his age, his occupation, education, etc that the other guy told him to leave him alone. He also told him that he was getting attention from me and other men's wives and girlfriends with the way he was dressing in which he tried to fight with the other guy, causing him to get hit in front of me and my three boys that some employees had to stop them. My husband is slightly skinny compared to the guy and the guy practices mixed martial arts which he's been doing for a long time. I've warned my husband about attacking other guys who could be skilled in martial arts but he will be super feisty with anyone I look at or talk to, especially if a guy is more masculine and attractive than he is and is within my league. My husband is less attractive and ideal because of his boyish, yet somewhat effeminate features, which my family thought was a safe bet. Should guys be wary of fighting other guys who are martial artists over girls, which can be dangerous to them, even though my family considers it natural and normal? @seedy history-Any man who beats up another man over you does land in jail sometimes. This is why men never get along with other men. Men are their own worst enemy. But the other guy told him about social distancing and how he, him, me, the boys, and other people can get infected with the coronavirus and that he should not be getting into fights with other guys over me. |
Question: Why do you think Christianity and religion are both declining so heavily in America? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 12:12 PM PDT |
Question: Was I wrong to walk away from the argument? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 11:40 AM PDT My husband I are were fine and dandy this morning, till it was 10:30 and I went to wake our 5 month old up from his morning nap. I woke him up at the wrong time, 15 minutes too early, which is a mistake I make pretty often as he usually goes down and is woken up on the half hour (wakes up at 7:30 am, goes down at 9:30 am, down at 1:30 pm, up at 3:30 pm, down at 5:30, up at 6:30, bedtime routing starts at 7:30). You can see how it is hard to wrap your brain around anything not happening on the half hour! I brought the baby out to the living room, and my husband was upset that I had forgotten YET AGAIN. I said "oh! I forgot!" and admitted my mistake without any argument. But he wasn't satisfyde with this and said things along the line of "how do you always do this?" I told him that don't know how to get myself to remember not get him up at that time. I tried to change the subject to deciding between whether we should go swimming with him at 11 or take him for walk… apparently we had already decided this last night; swimming if the water in the pool isn't too cold. But of course he didn't gently remind me of this, he started getting heated about how I never listen. So I said "I am going to go check the water temperature" and walked out the door. I got in my car, turned off my cell phone, and went to Dairy Queen, then Children's Place to exchange some wrong sizes, then to the arboretum to walk around a bit. I just got home 4 hours later and he is asleep on the couch. |
Question: Did she marry for love or money? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 10:54 AM PDT My friend's sister is married to a man but she's way out of his league. She looks like she could be a model, he's not ugly because he does take care of himself but he's average. The reason I doubt she married for love is because he has a corporate job & investments. I'm also guessing he has good credit because of the house they live in & she doesn't do anything. She just stays at home & looks pretty while he works. |
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Question: After divorce, do children belong to mother or father? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 09:51 AM PDT |
Question: Can friends be this close and be just friends ? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 09:10 AM PDT My boyfriend has a female friend who is married. She sits on his lap sometimes, they always hug when they say bye to each other, when she was pregnant he gave her foot massages. She went by her old job to see him several times, she found him a job down the street from where she works. |
Posted: 10 Jun 2020 08:11 AM PDT We are usually quiet and cuddle up watch a movie when we are together, we will have sex, he will fall asleep shortly after. But he is so "macho" loud, cocky around groups of women or men. Do I just bore him ? Like, even if it's just one other person he gets this way. |
Question: Is it safe to be around someone who had coronavirus? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 07:32 AM PDT |
Question: Wife wants to have kids. I'm concerned about her family history. Should I bring this up? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 07:19 AM PDT Basically, my wife wants to have kids. I am ok with this, except I have concerns about her family history. Many members of her family have committed different types of sexual abuse, verbal abuse, physical abuse, etc. I would NEVER want my child to be exposed to these people, even if they claim to have changed. Some of them are still present today and I feel like I would be an asshole if I made that statement. Should I tell my wife I'll have kids, but only as long as none of those people ever interact with my child? |
Question: Why does my mother-in-law keep asking for money and my husband keeps giving it? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 05:37 AM PDT My parents-in -law have huge sum in their bank account as deposit. They are retired, have good monthly income and they don't even spent 1/10th of it for expense. And yet, when they have to repair washing machine, car or some minor house stuffs, they ask my husband for money. We are in another country and is trying to settle in life. Although my husband wants to save for buying a house, he still gives whatever mother-in-law asks without hesitation. He says it is his responsibility. But isn't it responsibility of parents-in-law to be considerate and to think about our future? My perspective is that we don't have to spend so much when they are fully capable of looking after themselves. If they are faced with some trouble or illness, it may be our responsibility as children. Until then, i do believe it is totally unnecessary when they have too much extra for themselves . Am I being selfish and am I over -reacting? |
Question: Anyone else feel like coronavirus doesn’t actually exist? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 04:57 AM PDT |
Question: How do I ”game” my wife? Posted: 10 Jun 2020 02:43 AM PDT I watched a red pill video on gaming your woman. He said you can't stop gaming her just because ure married to her. I have tl admit that I have kinda stopped doing it but I have to get back. |
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