Tag Archives: marriage

who like to watch 7th heaven!?

i cant believe that its coming to end may tenth. i ahve watched that show sinced it aired and even like to watch the old ones and the new ones the ones id liked to watch is that of keivn and lucy first dating snf tyhr marriage and the birth of the baby!i havent seen any of teh recent ones of ruthie older or of the twins and simon too heres to show that has helped me see the rights and the worngs and to know that you cant change everything in the world but you can make it how you like to see it.thanks for the memories!

Letting past affect relationship with new husband?

My husband and I have been married about one year. We are both 45 and have the full complement of ex’s, daughters, step-daughters, former in-law’s, etc., most of which we take in stride. However, I was involved in a violent relationship for five years which I was finally able to extricate myself from. It seems that the scars from that are negatively affecting my marriage now. When we argue, I have a tendency to get really extreme really fast, and I recognize that this is a result of the irrational survival skills I learned in the scary relationship, but I can’t figure out how to let go of them. Also, my husband tends to be passive and have a hard time making his point when we disagree, and I feel very goaded by that. Goaded to behave too extremely. Does any one have any ideas? I have gone to therapy, but I recognize that I’m probably not done there or I wouldn’t still be having such severe dysfunction in my relationship.

I need some help and I’m wondering if anyone else has been in the same prediciment?

has anyone ever fell in love with the wife/husband of a friend? I have some close friends who have fell on some hard times. Their marriage has been dead for a couple of years and has neve really been good. It’s not my place to judge, but recently the wife expressed feelings for me – and since I have a lot of respect for her and it opened a door for me that I finally confessed the same feelings.

I realize that this could hurt my relationship with her husband and I can deal with that. I have no intentions of having an affair, but the fact remains we had this conversation.

Has anyone had a similar experience? What was the outcome?

Both of us feel like that when the time is right we’ll end up together, but I’m hurting because I have this guilt.

Her husband, my friend already suspects something. So, that makes it worse.

Anyway, I realize that I’m not the only person in the world to have this problem, so those of you who have had this experience, please let me know that the result was

Division of labor in a marriage?

First, I am newly married (four months ago). Second, we lived together for a year before we were married, but we were both slobs and so we didn’t really get into fights over cleaning…but just because we didn’t clean.

We both do much more now, he takes care of the pets (four cats, one dog daily). Litterboxes, waste pickup, and feeding and taking them out. I do the laundry more often, but he helps. We both shop. But I do a bunch in the kitchen, we are vegan and avoid processed food so spend a ton of time cooking, baking, even baking our bread which takes hours. Plus, I do all the recipe hunting and make up the shopping list. He comes for company.

Lately, we have been getting into spats over the dishes. I think he should do them since I cook every night. I help with them about half the time, but I think it should be his responsibility. But he doesn’t seem to think so, he does them but he seems to resent it. Only when I am helping does he seem okay with doing them and I don’t always feel like it. And we don’t have a dishwasher, we can’t have one because where we live the water is too hard and they break and besides it is an apartment anyway.

So my question is, should I shut up and do the dishes and preserve the peace or stick to my current stance, which seems fair to me, that my husband should be doing them more often then me? We have talked about it, and he seems okay with being in charge of them until there are actually dishes in the sink.

How do I know that the man I’ve been with for the past 2 years is the one for me? we have the same interest.

We both love and dislike the same food and have so much more in common and can’t stand to be away from each other. When I first saw him i actually knew we where going to be togteher we talk about marriage,and we want to have a baby how do I know that this is true love? it certainly feels like it!!