Marriage

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Hi there. Yes I think this is possible in close relationships. However in some relationships this may cause tension and put a strain of the marriage. I have spoken to a few people who have been married for quite a long time, and due to health problems or sleep pattern disturbances one partner decides to sleep in a separate room. They too worry that this can affect their marriage and relationship but after talking through their fears with their partner everything is fine and their marriage is still rock solid. Some men aren't very affectionate or find it hard to show their feelings. I would try not to worry but definitely sit down and have a long talk with your husband about how your feeling and his less affectionate nature.

== == From personal experiance, as a male who has slept in a separate bed (actually, normally the sofa) from his partner:

Snoring, and very noisy breathing.

My partner sounded like a garden Vacuum cleaner (leaf blower) when asleep, at her quietest, and quite frankly I could not get a proper nights sleep.

I would always start off in the same bed, but, should the windows start to rattle, would withdraw. It would be fair that she get evicted, as it was her that was making the noise, but being a "nice guy" I left her the comfort of the bed, and sought peace & quiet elsewhere.

Or perhaps you are a "jerker". My current partner goes through a phase, about 20 mins after she falls asleep, lasting about 1 hour, when she is like a Mexican jumping bean. It's hard to fall asleep lying next to someone making random sudden movements.

Of course, it's equally possible that he has a problem that he does not wish to subject you to, and is sleeping elsewhere so as not to disturb you, but is too embarrassed to admit to.

I also suggest you ask him why, as he may care too much for you to complain about the fact that you are a "bit loud", or be embarrassed about the fact that he suffers from wind of monumental proportions while sleeping.

As a more general reply, Yes, I think it's possible to do it, and still love you.

Why doesnt he like you? Have you talked to him about it. IF he has come out and told you that point blank, then get a divorce. Couples have problems everyday but they still love and like one another. They may argue and fight but when it comes down to push or shove, they are there for you. If you feel that your husband wouldn't care one way or another about what happens to you, make him an X.

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Because they were supposed to, everyone gets married. So there's your answer. :P

Gene Scott was married to Betty Ann Frazier from 1951-1974 and to Christine E. Shaw from 1975-1996. He was married to his third wife, Melissa Scott from 2000 until his death in 2005.

A good place to send your husband for a surprise vacation is the Virgin Islands in the United States. This is close to home and you do not need a passport. It doesn't take that long to get there.

Actually, he is trying to excuse his seeing someone else by saying it is your fault. Time for yourself does not mean breaking your vows in any sense. If he wants the marriage to work, he could take up playing with the kids, home improvement or golf. You don't need to know where he is all the time, but he should want you to have an idea as to where he is and expected return. It is just manners that you share in the family.

You must be pretty, and get alot of attention when you go out. An outgoing person I would persume, and he does not like sharing the center of attention with you, although you don't try and get it, you just get it no matter what cause that is who you are. Some men are just really insecure and I am assuming you thretten him in some way. As to why he doesn't come home not sure but I have always found if you have to ask is he cheating you already know the answer.

Gay men generally only marry women to hide their orientation.

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US service members who have joined on the delayed enlistment program or are awaiting a slot for BCS are no different than any other citizen of the US; you may marry before you report. However, with the stress of basic training and the first year of enlistment, it is strongly not recommended.

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Answer If you are single and free as the birds come home when you want, but if you are married and depending on what time last call is at a bar if that's where you go, then you should be home around twoish. People who stay out all night aren't married with a responsibility to their wives or husbands.

I want to get my husband password in his email so I can read about his cheating emails and divorce him.

Well, not much because both statements should have the same ending, a committed relationship that you build for the rest of your lives.

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When she hugs you while you are separated means she wants to be in intimate friendship with you that can be up to the level of marriage and/or being engaged in sexual activities.

This varies

it was fixed orally, especially by parents & even when the couples were just babies.

More women are choosing to remain single in 2000 than in 1970

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Oda is the crossword puzzle answer to the clue "room in a harem."

Well in Mayan society, the male would generally cut out his appendix and consume it in front of his wife. This would dispell any bad feelings.