Sorry, but I laughed and laughed when I saw your post because I just recently went through the same thing. My hubby and I are best friends as well as lovers, but sometimes they can rely on you for their sole entertainment and it drives me wild too. I believe both people in a relationship need head space. I sure do need mine these days. I have told him he needs to get out with his buddies more and either go golfing, fishing or whatever. He just grins and follows me through the house! I swear it's psychological because when we were first married that all he wanted to do was go fishing, golfing, hiking with his buddies every weekend and the argument would start. We had one TV and he watched every hockey and football game known to man and it ruined some of my movie time. Now, when I encourage him to go out with his friends he's plastered to me like a cheap suit. LOL
Well, I fixed that one real quick. I bought him football tickets and he took a buddy this past Saturday. Then I booked him for a guided fishing trip for 2 days and there you have it! I've pulled sneakies and phoned up his best buddy who he has a great deal in common with and say, "Ernie was talking about going fishing, what do you think?" Right away (and according to my plan) his buddy jumps at the chance and then I say, "Well hey, he'll be home at 7 PM so give him a call!" A free weekend coming up for me! Men! It's so easy to fool 'em. LOL
I love him a great deal, but hey, like you, I want to catch up with my friends, do some things around the house I've been putting off and just kick up my feet, put the old fireplace on and veg out!
Good luckMarcy
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∙ 2011-09-13 04:30:03If you are paying the mortgage, your husband didn't pay for the house. The bank owns the house and you and your husband have an equal share in the equity.
husband is having an affair and giving her money. Can I make him move out of the house?
yes indeed
traditionally, the husband or oldest man in the house runs the house
The husband gets the house.
Yes. The husband would be the sole owner of the property and could leave it to his wife in his will.
The easy way to remember to rule is to drop the 'My husband' bit and just imagine you were talking about yourself. So you obviously say "I have two children" instead of "Me have two children" and you obviously say "This house belongs to me" instead of "This house belongs to I"
Your husband is not allowed to lock you out of any room in your house.
Husband means "master of a house" in Old Norse. Hus means house I assume, as they sound similar.
Usually a house is part of the divorce since it was bought while there was a marriage. This means that both of you have an interest in the house. You will have to settle with your husband what will happen with the house.
your husband will always support you and
at her husband's house.