Yes, we are out here. Often we get dumped by women who don't respect their marriages.
So what is your question? What you wrote sounds more like a rant or vent than it does a question.
2006-11-15 09:26:30
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answer #1
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answered by camys_daddy 5
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To answer your question, My husband was ALL over the place! When we dated and until after 7 months of being married he finally realized how I was feeling. He would flirt, stare-stare, and disrespect me when we'd go out together. It was very sad, cause aside from all that he is SUCH a GREAT man!
We recently got the chance to really discuss how things were going. I am very confident and feel no need to change a man. I know he is smart and intelligent, warm and genuine ... he just didn't understand how to be a gentleman in the truest sense of the word.
I had been very patient and had FAITH in our chemistry. He hurt me bad, REAL bad, and I was going to leave him for good until he could respect me as a woman should.
Your heart, mind, body can only take so much. He finally cracked that shell he had built up and finally put himself in my shoes. He realized how unhappy I was, beings how I was going to leave him (4 times). Thank GOD!
Couples are all unique and should have their own ground rules that they ought to follow in order for both to be totally happy. I realized how much he loves me by the way he looks into my eyes. We are NOW eye to eye, heart to heart, and he feels there is no reason to take your life partner for granted.
He understood how loyal and honest I am with him and he said it feels empowering to know that his wife has eyes only for him and he wants to be the same way. I trust him and love him. I never was sure if this moment would have ever happened but it certainly did!! He's my everything! Thanks for giving me an opportunity to express myself in this way.
2006-11-15 10:06:48
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answered by Anonymous
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I respect the institute of marriage, That's because I value my christian walk today. of course not everyone thinks that way. Before I became born-again I used to treat my first wife like dirty laundry and cheated on her many times. My second wife who was also a believer at one time rejected Christ and now she's off living with some tard and is within inches of jail. So it works both ways, personally, i believe if you have no Christian convictions to make your marriage work, its not going to work, regardless if your male or female.
2006-11-15 09:36:02
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answer #3
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answered by cruizer 2
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I know exactly what you mean; At my job we were at a meeting with my supervisor. There were 8 of us at that meeting and someone was talking about his second wife. Soon another started talking about his x and before long i found out that of the eight I was the only one that had not devorced his wife. When they found out they wanted to know how I had lasted so long. I told them that my wife and I respected each other and married because we both wanted each other and wanted a family. I went on to explain how honesty and truthfulness play a strong role in a marriage. I went on to tell them many things that they did not want to hear, mainly because most of them were cowards and abusive to their mates, and not just physically. I had worked along side of these lame individuals and I would hear of all the bad things that they were doing behind their wives backs, and I would also hear then speak about their payments and so on. Some of them had to be met at the gate of our shop every thursday by their families so that they will have to pay them before they went out and got drunk with the money. Their main concern was to find another woman that would move in with them to help them pay their bills, since most of them could not cut it on their own. Yes, many men out there are rats, but there are still some gentlemen out there, check them out real good before you get stuck with one of these duds....KECK
2006-11-15 09:49:26
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answer #4
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answered by Tneciter 3
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What area of this rather surprises you? indexed under are the information: Face a million: He grew to become into married. which ability, married. no longer divorced. no longer even in the technique of having a divorce. reality 2: He by no ability made destiny plans to be with you. You have been a fling who grew linked - like a parasite. regrettably for you, you had hopes that he might finally be in simple terms yours. He by no ability grew to become into. reality 3: you're actually not deserved any solutions. i'm sorry, yet you're actually not likely to get any solutions. You have been purely a great thank you to get intercourse and ability without ruining his marriage at as quickly as. you're actually not something extra suitable than a random annoyance at this element. My suggestion? pass on. don't get revenge, don't get even .... in simple terms pass on and learn by no ability to become in touch with a married guy.
2016-10-22 03:56:39
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answered by Anonymous
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I for one respect both the 'institution' of marriage and my wife. I think what you need is to find another if you're not already married or seek counseling if you are. No matter what, any man should respect his bride and treat her like a queen!
2006-11-15 09:49:28
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answered by Leigh P 3
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My husband isn't like that. He is the most loving, loyal, kind, compassionate, strong, stable man I've ever met. You have to be worthy of the kind of man you want to attract.
2006-11-15 09:27:08
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answer #7
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answered by Anonymous
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Mutual respect, communication and lots of LOVE
2006-11-15 09:29:43
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answered by Commander 6
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He should always have your back, you are his partner, if he does nt have your back first, you need to talk to him, write him a letter or an email, be nice to him.....I will pray for your marriage......take care
2006-11-15 09:28:46
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answered by Bert 4
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Try talking to him, if he loves you he will listen and start doing right by you.
2006-11-15 10:36:28
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answered by WhyNotMe 6
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