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jetta wrote:Marriage should be forever but in today's world I think people get married for the wrong reasons, which makes it almost impossible for the marriage to last.
If people are in love and get married, it could last, but I would recommend to anyone to get some marriage counselling before entering into marriage. Sometimes this counselling will help them realise whether they should enter into a union.
Sometimes, because of a person's upbringing, they end up getting married to the first person they meet, and later on find that they have nothing in common.
Sometimes people get married to have sex because they are afraid to get pregnant and have children out of wedlock.
Sometimes marriage get so frustrating that one has no alternative but to leave the union. It would be such a lovely word if everyone could know, beforehand, if they are suited for each other. I could go on and on but one has to decide what is best for him/her.
Should a woman who is being abused, emotionally or physically, remain in a marriage?
Should a person who has no romance in their marriage and feels like she is only there to be his maid, or to have sex with him, remain in that marriage?
Should a woman whose husband can only talk to her when he has his hands in her pants remain in that marriage?
dan80 wrote:...find out in the next episode of Days Of Our Lives
skylinechild wrote:so no body wants to be a white knight...
toyota2nr wrote:Some people get married and things change over time. People change. It's important to be able to recognize when things are going wrong.
Not everyone has the ability to understand and to fix what may be wrong. If it can't be fixed then end the marriage.
fokhan_96 wrote:As someone once told me, marriage is not difficult, it's living with the person that is a challenge. In fact, living in the same house with ANYONE is a challenge, be it your parents, siblings, friends, etc. It's not hard to anticipate problems before the marriage but we all tend to tell ourselves that 'we will figure out something when the time comes' but the you never do. Always good to sort your sheit out before marriage.
jetta wrote:Should a woman who is being abused, emotionally or physically, remain in a marriage?
jetta wrote:Should a person who has no romance in their marriage and feels like she is only there to be his maid, or to have sex with him, remain in that marriage?
jetta wrote:Should a woman whose husband can only talk to her when he has his hands in her pants remain in that marriage?
~Vēġó~ wrote:this year will celebrate 17 years....still my doodoo darlin' after all these years....really can't imagine being without her! though she drives me fuggin insane at times...lol
~Vēġó~ wrote:this year will celebrate 17 years....still my doodoo darlin' after all these years....really can't imagine being without her! though she drives me fuggin insane at times...lol
nestor wrote:Hey guys, Jetta seems to have some serious issues - I agree that she should seek some professional help.
In her previous post she claims to be matured and I think she has grown children - hence I think she should be around late thirty's - - mid forties but she seems to want a man around. That being the case she should urgently take her man and get some serious professional counselling.
Btw I just celebrated my thirty-eighth wedding anniversary - glorious years of love and friendship.
I must also state we are Christians and we put God first in all that we say and do.
Be Blessed my fellow tuners.
sharkman121 wrote:Never regretted living with my wife a few years before we got married. Worked out a LOT of kinks during that period. There were many things we either weren't accustomed to or couldn't stand about each other. We eventually came to a compromise.
eliteauto wrote:jetta wrote:Should a woman who is being abused, emotionally or physically, remain in a marriage?
Yes, abuse is a sign of deep emotional attachment, you get abused because you're too harden, listen to the man he knows what's best for you, when your parents beat you did you opt out of the family? Now you look back and you're grateful to your parents, that's why your husband tells you to call him daddyjetta wrote:Should a person who has no romance in their marriage and feels like she is only there to be his maid, or to have sex with him, remain in that marriage?
Yes, there is nothing more romantic to a man that hot food and hotter sex, instead of wine and roses leggo wine and roast fowl, if you wasn't reading so much Mills and Boons you wouldn't be abusedjetta wrote:Should a woman whose husband can only talk to her when he has his hands in her pants remain in that marriage?
Yes!!!!! Do you really want to talk about car parts, sports, beer, porn and other women? He loves you that why he is sparing you from the exercise of trying to sound intelligent about things you know not about. Similarly he doesn't want to hear about Whirlpool, Maytag, Hamilton-Beach and Oster, he will however allow you to tell him when the tank of gas finish, it's a man's job to change the gas tank
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