You should share how good the marriage is. Keep problems in!!!
2006-10-17 09:53:19
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answered by **What??** 4
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Never discuss the intimacies of a marriage. What goes on or does not go on in the privacy of the bedroom is for you and your spouse to know only. Financial issues are personal never give out specifics if you must speak on the subject.
Sometimes it feels good to talk to someone when we are having difficulties with a mate but when we have made up with them after an argument it would only cause shame to know that someone else knew of the problem.
A marriage is between 2 people and unless your safety is a concern it should remain private.
If you read many of the questions here the problems all start when one or both of the mates has developed "friendships" beyond the marriage with members of the opposite sex.
2006-10-17 10:02:27
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answered by kane 2
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General things, yes. Personal problems in the marriage, no. The reason is, problems in the marriage is nobody else's business but yours and your wife and chances are, your wife is feeling left out because u can easily talk about it with someone else while u can't do the same with her. So my advice...never give out specifics.
I have to wonder if your wife will still feel the same if the "friend" happened to be male instead of female.
2006-10-17 10:00:57
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answered by cheetah7 6
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Everyone has a way to deal with problems.. Some like to talk, some write about it wome like to whole up in a mental cave and brood about it. What's correct is up to the person who has the problem. If you need to talk to someone then you should. Now if your wife is PO about it then why did you tell her you talked in the first place? Keep your talks confidential! Don't tell her and always use a trusted friend who knows how to keep his mouth shut!
Another course is to get a counseler. This is an educated person in relationships that can help you out of whatever you have an issue with. Maybe your wife should come too!
If you need to talk it out then talk it out....don't tell her and use a confidential source to protect her privacy!
Check out the following website...it can answer your questions and then some. It specifically covers issues like this and what to do about it.
http://www.condomsbrasandstraightjackets.com/
Good luck
2006-10-17 10:16:04
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answered by hoyhoydc 3
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Too many human beings are too private approximately their marriages. Gimme a wreck. all of us have mattress room issues. All women persons are loopy. All adult adult males are stupid. All women persons pass away the bathing room counter a great mess. adult adult males in no way help around the domicile and with the infants sufficient. Blah blah blah... it is all a similar stuff distinctive relationship. no person is incredibly giving up something, are they? in the event that they have somebody to talk to - great. Even extra effective if it is somebody the spouse would not quite could desire to stand. Then the husband can get a number of the marriage burden off his chest (it helps to talk, makes one experience extra effective just to talk now and returned). So what if it is a single lady. it is an entire distinctive subject. Is the husband gonna F her? that would not have something to do with him chatting together with her. adult adult males % acquaintances, too.
2016-10-19 21:36:31
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answered by ? 4
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Your marriage should never be discussed with anyone else, not even your family. That is something that is for you and you alone.
Trust someone with your problems and I guarantee you they will never keep a secret. You always hear back and probable some added to it what you have said. Don't trust anyone because people love to gossip, keep it to your self. Your marriage is sacred.
2006-10-17 10:06:14
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answered by Anonymous
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I think it is ok to talk to a friend.The problem is trust. I only had one real friend and years later it always seem to surface.I have a saying when talking to someone. What s said here stays here until death.You would probley be better finding an outsider to confide in. Be careful sometimes things are best left alone.I can`t talk about my relationship for i`m in the same boat your in. So I do know where your coming from .My brother kept to himself for years and later he claimed it caused his heart attack.After de divorced he said things were alot better. Don`t stay bottled up.You need to find someone you can confide in.
2006-10-17 09:55:14
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answered by xlhdrider 4
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I have found that it depends on the relationship. Set some ground rules of what is hurtful to you and hopefully she will stop sharing those details with friends. Every relationship is different and you will have to decide what is the best solution for your marriage.
2006-10-17 09:52:58
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answered by H 1
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A man and a woman should have only one friend that they confide in about their personal issues.
She's still a spoiled brat. A product of "you reap what you sow"
2006-10-17 09:56:29
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answered by Anonymous
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I give out enough information to let someone know when things aren't going well, but no specifics. I don't want too much getting around. My friends know almost nothing about my new man. He is too special to me to say things about him to other people.
2006-10-17 09:55:20
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answered by physandchemteach 7
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