Husband jealous of career
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Comments (21)Nice pictures gorgi! I'm assuming that is your brother in the picture? He has a nice fig-eatin' grin on his face....I would too! What kind of figs are those? They're huge! And thanks for the picture-adding instructions! I should've known better, I already do that with my myspace page. For whatever reason, I thought there was a special feature on this forum where I could upload shots. No biggie! :) I've teeny-tiny little figlets popping out, so in about another week or so, I'll snap some shots and show everyone. ~ Erin...See MoreJealous? Who, me? Am I?
Comments (9)What would you do if he was in another profession dominated by members of your sex....like nursing, for example? As with flight attendants, the close association is impossible to avoid. The flight attendant job has the additional twist of having him at a distance, also, but the idea's the same. Unless you demand that he change jobs, you'd better get straight about this. Close association socially and professionally will be part of his life -- and yours. Your job is to be a such a wonderful wife and mother, that any temptation -- which I think is what you're worried about -- can be easily resisted. Being b..tchy about it won't help. This business of turning off your phone was pretty stupid. Do you have a good man or not? If you do, don't play these stupid games with him. Feigned jealousy can be cute from time to time. Real jealousy -- such as you've just described in yourself -- is poison. No reason you can't discuss this frankly and openly but it appears to me from your description that this personal characteristic of yours is causing you -- and him -- more grief than it should. Unless you're already dealing with a history of infidelity or suspicious acts, I suspect you may be about to cause them by your own behavior....See Morejealous husband
Comments (13)"My husband has raised my daughter since she was 7." Hasn't he then earned the right to not like her boyfriend? doesn't matter why, Dads can be strange that way. "Since she has moved back they are always butting heads" Probably typical of adult children living at home, chances are they are similar in alot of ways. (normally it's all the bad habits like stubborness, hotheadedness) "He won't let them sleep together in our home." Okay I know it's 2010 but understand he raised her that makes her his little girl as much as yours. I'm 31 been married for 10years and my Dad still has issues with this. I respect that. It is his home, he should not have to be uncomfortable or compromise his values. Also everyone keeps mentioning tempor tantrums, did I miss that post?? (I'm actually asking not being sarcastic) I see where OP says he has gotten HER so angry that she feels like he's pushing her away. All in all there is too much information missing to really help out in this situation. For example: Why does he think the boyfriend is a loser? Maybe he has picked up on something you haven't... Or what are the things he's complaining about on the SD? I mean is it trivial things like she ate all the cheerios or is it like she comes in all hours of the night waking him up type of stuff? The biggest question here is why are you not backing up your spouse here? (unless of course there is more than what was posted.) What he is asking for is not unreasonable. He want's respect in his home and he shouldn't be expected to compromise his values just because she has moved home. How is that stupid and or childish? Has society slid that far that we are expected to let our children bring home any partner they choose and lay with them in our homes?? If so at what age is it appropriate? To me it is a matter of values, while it may not bother some I do not find it childish nor stupid to maintain values in HIS home....See MoreGood News But Jealous
Comments (13)Years ago, I read an interview with Alfre Woodard in the Christian Science Sentinel. She said that her mother had taught her to feel sincerely joyous and grateful for the good things that happened in other people's lives, and to take it as a personal promise from God that, "If it happened for them, it can happen for me, too." I've always remembered that. My daughter is a living kidney donor, having given her kidney to her best friend, Kaycee. I know dialysis is tough and I hope and pray you'll be off it soon. Rose Here is a link that might be useful: Crystal's story...See Morepopi_gw
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