Sometimes a marriage can get bogged down in the daily routine. It might be a good idea to go to a marriage counselor to see if you can find out what's going wrong. You should be able to find something you can do to put a spark back into your marriage. If you still care about each other, it might just be as simple as finding out a little about the needs of each other. answer You need Jesus Christ at the center of your marriage. It's not a fast and easy cure, but a solid proven one. Answer There is a ring of truth from the above posters. What many people don't understand (just been figured out by medical science not that long ago) is that men go through "Andropause." It's similar to women's perimenopause. Men were literally left out of the circle. Both female/males have hormone changes all through their lives and the human body goes through an almost total chemical change every 7 years. For some these changes can be gradual and for others they may experience depression, moodiness, withdrawn from family and friends and even lack energy in the workplace. They feel there is something missing in their lives, but don't know what it is and they often wonder why they are here in the first place, in other words, "Is this it?" It's no reflection on those loved ones around them. Some men/women will become more depressed, put up with what is going on or some may cheat thinking an extramarital affair will fix it all (not true of course.) This is a time when people can make some pretty serious mistakes without meaning too. I suggest you get your husband into the doctor for a testosterone test and if his testosterone level is low then he can be given shots, a patch or "Androgel" a gel that is rubbed onto the shoulder or stomach area and is obviously absorbed by the skin. Many men don't know that this can be one of the things wrong with them ... low testosterone. If the hormone levels aren't low then a thyroid test (T3/T4) should be done and also a test on the adrenal system as well as a EKG on the heart. Low testosterone can happen in young people right up to old age so there is no age limit. Don't give up, and get your husband in for a good physical and those tests. Good luck
Answer2: Many marriages get like that when things are allowed to become mundane and routine. When was the last time you got a babysitter and went on a date night, to dinner just the two of you a movie or vacation? When was the last time you just sat and talked openly and honestly? Maybe you could do something special like a favorite meal, or help the children do something special for him, breakfast in bed one weekend morning. Get your husband to have a complete physical exam if he has not done so, he could be suffering from depression or something else is making him feel out of sorts. Never take each other for granted. No matter how bad things may seem, you can have a successful marriage and happy family life. (See many articles and suggestions on marriage and happy family life on Jehovah's Witnesses official website)
Does the best man and maid of honor stand at the front of the altar?
A centennial anniversary is a celebration of how many years?
Centennial means 100. If it is an anniversary, then 100 years. Remember that there are 100 cents (commonly called pennies) in one dollar.
Why should husband and wife both sign a mortgage?
Who signs a mortgage is not determined by marital status. The persons who own the property as grantees in the deed must sign the mortgage. In the case where only one owns the property some lenders require the other party to sign. In that case, by signing, a non-owner agrees to be fully responsible for paying the mortgage if the primary borrower defaults although they do not own the property.
Who signs a mortgage is not determined by marital status. The persons who own the property as grantees in the deed must sign the mortgage. In the case where only one owns the property some lenders require the other party to sign. In that case, by signing, a non-owner agrees to be fully responsible for paying the mortgage if the primary borrower defaults although they do not own the property.
Who signs a mortgage is not determined by marital status. The persons who own the property as grantees in the deed must sign the mortgage. In the case where only one owns the property some lenders require the other party to sign. In that case, by signing, a non-owner agrees to be fully responsible for paying the mortgage if the primary borrower defaults although they do not own the property.
Who signs a mortgage is not determined by marital status. The persons who own the property as grantees in the deed must sign the mortgage. In the case where only one owns the property some lenders require the other party to sign. In that case, by signing, a non-owner agrees to be fully responsible for paying the mortgage if the primary borrower defaults although they do not own the property.
What does Tarzan do that you wouldn't want your husband doing?
Swing from treesWalk around in nothing but a loin cloth
People with that kind of influence dont affiliate them selves with a party. but she is most likely a democrat because of her sexuality. Democrats support gays
COmpare marriage contracts to ordinary contracts?
Marriage contracts are a special form of contract where-by a duty of good faith is placed on both people during negotiations. Thus, a key necessity of marriage contracts is financial disclosure. Your partner must be told about all your income, assets, debts, and liabilities, at the time of the agreement.
Normal contracts however, depends on what you're talking about. Many different types.
What is a primary relationship?
The relationship between a banker &customer is primarily that of debtor &creditor. On the basis of the existing state of account,respective position of the banker & customers will be determined.
What to do when another woman is trying to get your husbands attention and in front of you?
The thing not to do is get angry or defensive -- this will only lead the woman to believe that she is getting to you.
Both you and your husband should act like her come ons are a pathetic joke. If she flirts with him he should laugh and tell her that she's not the type of woman he's attracted to; if she tries to touch him he should get a disgusted look on his face and tell her to stop. Instead of saying anything, just laugh at whatever comments your husband says.
Keep in mind that your husband has to be willing to go along with this -- if he acts flattered by and enjoys her attention there's not much you can do to stop her behavior.
How do you deal with a husband who repeatedly walks out on you and your two young kids?
=Answer= You're just doing fine on this board and actually I liked the way you did it because you gave a better view of your problem. Let me guess. He's either heading close to 40 or is over 40! They call this "andropause" and some men go strange around this time. They feel they want to be young yet once again, be single, attract younger women, or they may just want to act like a gypsy with a care-free attitude and no responsibilities. You may not like what I have to say, but no woman (or man) should put up with someone walking out on them so often no matter what the reasons. It takes hard work to make a marriage work and even harder work when there are children involved. A man doesn't respect a door mat, and by accepting him back into your life each time that's just what is happening. Surprise him and have his bags packed and sitting by the front door. Tell him enough is enough! It's a risky step, but either way you will win. He isn't use to you acting this way, and as they say, "There is nothing meaner than a wounded grizzly than someone coming between a mother and her children." Make that statement come true! If you think you're protecting your children by staying with him please realize that at least the oldest child can pick-up on a lot more than you realize and even babies can sense mood changes in the environment around them. By staying with your husband under these conditions is not good for your children! See a lawyer and see what your rights are. At least kick him out of the house and get a separation from him (not a divorce yet) and see where he goes from there. Be sure you get to stay in your home with child support at least. If he comes back into your life then give him conditions. Those conditions would be seeing a Marriage Counselor together and being serious about it and he doesn't get to move back into the house until he makes some effort. If he doesn't kick this guy to the curb, and get a divorce giving him some custody of the children. It's time to stop being so nice and start taking control of your own life! I am new to this, sorry I didn't have the details attached to the question :) My husband of 4 years has been out of our home for 2 months this summer. He says "he doesn't want to deal with me." He's left 30-40 times in our marriage; never for this long. Usually for one or two days. We have 2 young children, one of which is old enough to understand, the other who isn't. It's tearing us apart. This is his way of dealing with conflict; walking out of the room, walking out emotionally and walking out physically. He thinks he is standing up for himself when he does this; I am assertive, he is passive. Every week or so, he'll tell me he loves me, he misses me. Then the next day he tells me "you know what I want: to drink, hangout with female co-workers/undesirable male acquaintances, do whatever he wants. I never tell him "he can't do this, that:" only that I am not comfortable. For example, he wanted a female coworker (young, divorced) to come live with our family. I expressed my concern that we are a family and this wouldn't be appropriate. He got mad and started giving her rides home from work. He walked out because I told him I was uncomfortable with him talking to her in spite of her leaving his job. This is killing me; he says one thing, does another. I can't make it alone, I love him and our kids need their dad. I also need respect and love that I haven't gotten like I should since we were dating. Any help?
Is 18 to young to get married and shouldn't couple live together first for a little while?
18 is too young... and if your wanting to get married you will also end up wanting kids.you wouldn't want to struggle taking care of a child and/or a spouse at a young age. you as a human would WANT and SHOULD WANT to SUPPORT your family. so just wait. Get educated if possible and surround yourself with people who will help. I as a religious person would say... "But seek ye FIRST the kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and all thes things shall be added unto you." [Matt. 6:33]
i hope it helped.
No. If trust and communication are gone there is no way to rebuild a relationship. At this point, its probably not love you're feeling but a combination of habit and dependance which is why you can't imagine life without them.
If both of you are REALLY committed to trying to fix things (not just pretending and paying lip service) you might be able to solve things through intensive counseling (both personal and as a couple) but chances are VERY slim.
NO DIVORCE HIM! Why would you want to put up with someone that cheats on you, treats you like crap, and makes you miserable and upset?? That's not healthy. You don't deserve that.
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!!! THAT HELPS ME A LOT......GOD BLESS!!!!!
Your very welcome
Was Chava wrong to marry outside Jewry?
Yes, Chava was wrong to marry outside the Jewry because it meant the marriage was not in line with the Jewish faith.
Why do celebrities divorce so many times?
What about forced marriages and early marriages in zambia?
Forced marriage and early marriage are harmful. Marriage should be by freewill and not forced.
What percentage of Americans marry at least once throughout their lifetime?
There is no recorded statistic on this matter.
I am sure it is because it's a vast subject, to categorize the women and find out which of them exactly is getting married twice or thrice, so that implies dividing through religion, ethnic, age, etc etc...
But in my point of view people who are marrying more than 2 times, have to sort themselves out first so as to not commit the same mistake with future partners.