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∙ 12y agoIf you have to ask, more than likely you know the answer. Trust what your gut is telling you. These situations can be scary, but you have to "walk on blind faith" that you are making the right decision. You can't control another person or their actions, only your own. No judgments boo, just take care of you and if you have any children, take care of them.
God bless!
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∙ 12y agoIf your husband is a pathological liar, you should encourage him to seek counselling. If he is willing, your relationship may be able to be salvaged. Once he has began to work on himself, you both might also benefit from marriage counselling.
(1) The two of you talk about it (2) The two of you get professional counselling (3) You leave
He doesn't want to lose her. They should seek marriage counselling.
Generally, yes. If he is legally (competent) capable of appointment as the executor.
I would suggest he go to counselling and offer to accompany him.
If your husband says he doesn't love you anymore get divorced ,you need to move on from a loveless marriage before that do go in for couple counselling
AnswerThat depends on the counsellor. In marriage counselling, the leader sometimes wants to uncover the real issues as understood by each partner, and finds that they are often more willing to discuss problems separately. Of course, the counsellor will want to resolve the issues with the husband and wife together.If the husband and wife are really seeking to resolve their problems, they should try to accept any reasonable wish of the counsellor in managing the counselling sessions.
People believe a lot of different things about this, but according to my beliefs, yes, you will see your husband after this life, and if you have both lived good lives, you will have the opportunity to be together in heaven as well.
Jupiter, I believe.
you could believe him and ask about it or you could just ignore it!
No, it is a waste of energy for you to hunt down the woman that had an affair with your husband. You are going after the wrong person! Your husband is an adult and he was at fault and he could have formed the word 'no' to any affair, yet he persisted and it is your husband that you should be communicating too and perhaps marriage counselling to help you with tools to better your marriage if you want to save it.
If she is trying to get him back, or still wants him.. Then I would believe your husband. If she is absolutely done with him, then believe her. Good Luck!!