male menopause its true. If your husband is 20 - 39 he could just be depressed. If he's 40 orup he is going through 'Andropause' which is male menopause. They use to simply call it 'midlife crisis.' Men were misled and made all sorts of mistakes because they were depressed, felt the best years your behind them; left their wives to find a younger woman; or just generally didn't feel well and could have hot flashes, mood swings, depressed or even angry one minute and subdued the next. Go onto: www.Google.com Type in: Andropause or Male menopause You will find out all sorts of information. Read it and then meet with your husband and discuss it with him. See if he will go for a complete physical and also have his testerone check out (it can often be low.) Good luck!
If you are unhappy in your marriage and there are no reasons for you to stay married to him - sure go ahead and divorce him.
Sit down and talk with your husband calmly. Listen to him and don't get overly emotional. Right now that will not help the situation. Ask him to explain what areas of the relationship are making him unhappy and what you both can do to make things better. Discuss the possibility of seeing a marriage counselor if the marriage is something you are both willing to work towards saving.
She was unhappy because Antony her husband died.
No. If your parents love is unhappy that should be your mirror that you will not make the mistake again. Make your marriage better than them. Besides that is your choice if you let your parents unhappy marriage affect you.
if she loves him and still she is unhappy she want to change as her husband likesif she doesn't love him it better to b apart
You are always unhappy.
Both are unhappy and cheating!
She was unhappy in her marriage
Because her husband was a little dim!
She calmed down and tamed their father and convinced him to allow Scrooge back from his boarding school, where he was so unhappy.
Glenda.
To be with someone for 20 years is a long time. If you are unhappy in your marriage and your partner feels the same, you could try marriage counselling together. Both parties must be willing to admit to their feelings, deal with them and try to move on, together or apart.