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I really don't have anything going with my male friends. I'm a tomboy and I like to talk and hang out with the guys. Help?!

2007-01-02 05:31:43 · 21 answers · asked by RaeLynn M 1 in Family & Relationships Marriage & Divorce

21 answers

Who is more important your Husband or Friends?

2007-01-02 05:38:50 · answer #1 · answered by mustanglaser94 2 · 1 0

There are ways to keep male friends without provoking your husband's jealousy. First of all - remember that once you're married, all friends (male OR female) take a back seat to your husband. He is your priority. As long as you treat him as such, there is no reason for him to get jealous if you occasionally hang out with other friends. Include him - invite him to go along, make sure he meets your friends. Of course, he may simply be too controlling or overbearing - in this case, no matter what you do, he will be jealous. But I bet you things can be worked out between you two if you act mindfully and respectfully.

2007-01-02 05:38:57 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

I kinda know what you are going through. I too am kinda like a tomboy. I grew up with only one female in my house and four men. All my friends are guys too. When me and my x were together, he was jealous because all my friends were guys. What I ended up doing was telling him straight out that I have known these guys for years, and I am not one to cheat, and they know that I have a man they respect that. What I think you should do is tell your husband that there is NOTHING going on with you and your friends. Make sure your friends respect the fact that you are married and you still love him. There should be no secrets in a relationship whether marriage or just dating. Secrets later becomes lies and lies tend to grow and get worse. Then later they end up coming out and that will cause you two to fight. Your husband should have faith in you and know that you love him and you wouldn't cheat on him.

2007-01-02 05:57:03 · answer #3 · answered by Britney 2 · 0 0

I feel your pain...I have more guy friends than female... here are a few questions to ask yourself....
1. who came first? did you meet your male friends or husband first? Is this a new thing, or have you always had theses male friends?
2. In your past, have you done anything to make your husband not trust you?
Are there other issues in your marriage besides this?

I think if divorce has even crossed your mind there must be more going on than just the male friend issue.

that in itself seems to be a selfish reason to destroy a marriage.(not that your husband isn't being selfish as well)

2007-01-02 05:38:51 · answer #4 · answered by ladyjno7 4 · 0 0

Women like to deceive themselves and think they can have male friends. They cannot. Unless of course he is your gay shoe shopping f*g hag buddy who wants to sleep with the same guys you do.

But men have 3 lists of women:

[1] women they want to have sex with but haven't yet;

[2] women they have already had sex with;

[3] women too hideous to have sex with.

And we don't hang around [3]'s. So that makes you a [1] or a [2].

Tomboy, schomboy. You love attention from men and are a dick tease. And your husband needs to know your secret or don't be p*ssed when he keeps things from you. Get it?

2007-01-02 06:01:46 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Why is it you have so many male friends when you have
a husband. You need to review your wedding vows and
your committment is to your husband, Jealousy is one
thing , and having MANY male friends is another, So you
need to think what is better for your marriage then ad-
just because the marriage takes priority. If your husband
is just a jealous person weather you have just one male
friend or several then you need to take that issue up with
him, do your part and insist he does his.

2007-01-02 13:41:59 · answer #6 · answered by RudiA 6 · 0 0

Didn't your husband know about them when you were dating? Was it a problem then? Why should it be now? Perhaps you are giving them more time & attention than you're giving your husband? Try cutting back on the socializing without him and maybe things will get better.

2007-01-02 05:35:36 · answer #7 · answered by DivaDynamite 3 · 0 0

Ya comprehend, issues like this do not continuously have sparkling solutions. perhaps what delivered you 2 jointly became the friendship between you....yet, the romance & seriousness of marriage ruined the friendship. He nevertheless holds directly to something advantageous between you, yet feels that the marriage became a mistake that ruined an incredible friendship. it is not unparalleled to be buddies with an ex. it somewhat is basically perplexing to get previous the emotional turmoil and enable it bypass. maximum folk harbor some form undesirable thoughts like anger, resentment, hatred, mistrust, and so on in direction of their ex's. it somewhat is comprehensible. You and your ex apparently have an prolonged background jointly, the two as buddies, and as companions in a relationship. in case you may recover from the emotional harm, perhaps you will desire to be buddies. If not, tell him you will extremely not even communicate. it somewhat is extremely as much as you. He nevertheless values something between you. perhaps he's worried approximately how all that's affecting you. perhaps he can not stay with you, or without you. perhaps he needs time to enable bypass gently. is annoying to assert. i think his abusiveness became his own turmoil and frustration being projected onto you. someplace alongside the way he felt this became a mistake. Did he omit his 'pal'? Did you alter dramatically while it grew to alter right into a romance & a marriage? Did he? i think of it somewhat is sure on the two money owed. You never comprehend, perhaps you would be large lifelong buddies inspite of the failed marriage. i comprehend some human beings like that. while they have been given over all of it, they have been waiting to even have closure on the faults & themes with the marriage and be much extra helpful buddies than ever. do exactly not fall into the seize of drowsing jointly lower back, it extremely complicates issues. So, the alternative is somewhat as much as you, and whether you will desire to attend to it. remember, you will desire to detach your self emotionally, and so will he, as a fashion to try this. while the hot bf/gf comes alongside, there is not room for jealousy and video games. There are obstacles to abide via. It takes a reliable recommendations and trouble-free heart to nevertheless be buddies while it somewhat is all mentioned and achieved. to not point out a point of adulthood to forgive and enable stay. it is likewise comprehensible the kind you experience, and it will take time to recover from all of it. sturdy luck.

2016-10-19 09:01:38 · answer #8 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

Introduce your male friends to your husband and have a get together with all of ya'll. He has to understand that those are your friends and thats it. If he trust you he shouldn't be so jeolous about your guy friends. Just try reassuring to him how much you love him and if he still is jeolous then I dont know talk less about them,but if you really love him thats no reason to divorce him for.

I have all guy friends and my man he is ok with it. He seen some of my closest guy friends even my ex who I talk to occasionally and he is fine with except for me talking to my ex. He seen one of my closest guy frined (and to let you know this friend is in love with me) and he trust me- he sees that there is no competition and how I dont like him.

But all I am saying is introduce-reassure love= Problem solve
If not then he has real low self esteem. He just have to deal with it. You are with him not them. Good Luck

2007-01-02 06:59:51 · answer #9 · answered by Ally R 1 · 0 0

If you are truly committed to your marriage, you will stop bringing in outstide relationships, including friendships, that hurt your husband. When you marry, you are making a vow to put your spouse first and throw away your selfishness. You owe it to your spouse to not be friends with these men if it bothers him. THe same as if he had females friends that caused tension in the marriage.

2007-01-02 05:48:06 · answer #10 · answered by Back in the game... 5 · 0 0

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