I'm truly sorry for your loss.The father of my son(my son is 14) and I had a very bad relationship,he was abusive,verbally,physically,mentally.(I was pretty much ready for a padded room).We split when I was 3 months pregnant with my son.I told myself I wasn't going to date anyone for 1 year,because I needed to get my self-esteem back in check and really needed time to heal.Well,that 1 year became 5 years!!Not because I wasn't getting asked out,because I felt like I didn't even know how to go on a date anymore.I worked with the public,and I wore a big fat diamond ring on my left finger that my dad had given me,I told everyone I was married,because quite frankly,I was committed to myself at that point in time,and I was so scared of possibly getting myself into another situation that would be disastrous.Personally I think you should wear the ring to symbolize the love you have for your husband,and it also helps us feel a little protected and not as vulnerable.(It's a great excuse when your not interested,for the creepy chum who wants to get to know you better)I to this day wear a rock on my left finger and am not married.(however I'm now in a great relationship).It takes time to heal,it really does,and in due time you will meet the right guy,whether you have that ring on your finger or not.Do what feels right for you,but I'm all for that wedding ring on your finger,it symbolizes love and also can be thought of as your protection and guardian angel....,Lil angel!!
2007-04-18 15:15:18
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answered by FYIIM1KO 5
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reckoning on the state you stay in, you possibly won't be able to have sex till you're 18 (some states 17). This contains oral sex, anal sex, and actually something below the below the belt. each situation is different. i ought to many times say no way, except that my husband is 8 years older than me and we met even as i replaced into 16, all started courting even as i replaced into 17. you in straightforward words ought to have a sturdy head on your shoulders. do not do something you're not any more comfortable with and make positive he respects you and treats you nicely. do not cancel different plans you had because of him (college, etc). If that's genuine love, he will wait. I went away for school for 4 years, we stayed mutually, did the lengthy distance element, and all of it worked out. we've been married 4 years. I informed him i don't have sex with him except we were married and he replaced into comfortable with it even even with the actuality that he's not non secular. I knew he replaced into contained in the courting because he replaced into in love with me, no longer because i ought to placed out. We dated 5 years formerly we were given married and he not in any respect forced me for sex.
2016-12-04 06:03:36
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answered by ? 4
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You can quit if you want but I don't think you're husband will be looking down in approval. You should keep your eyes open for somebody to come along. Only don't do it over the computer. That's not always the best way to meet someone.
That's my opinion. And I am quite wise if I do say so myself. lol.
2007-04-18 01:03:54
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answered by Anonymous
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I'm sorry about your husband.It seems to me you really aren't ready for a relationship now. And those phone /computer things never really work.It's more than fine to give yourself time.You will know when the time is right to try again.Just go out and do things with family and close friends.Keep active.
2007-04-18 01:13:52
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answered by Anonymous
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hmm well your profile says you are only 29 so it seems unlikely that you wont turn a head or have your head turned again and alot of times its when we stop looking that it falls in your lap i also wonder if you and your hubby ever discussed "what ifs" and if you knew that he expected you to move on and love again and share again and what would you have wanted for him in same situation? but i understand the stepping back part and i think it only makes you stronger and more apt to figure out what is going to make you happy so i wish you good luck and good life
2007-04-18 01:08:53
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answered by xXxHeatherxXx 3
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With your hubby dead for 5 years, better for you to look at another guy who loves you..Short relationships may be OK for some time, but, in the long run, you have to get married to a suitable guy.
Think of it.
2007-04-18 00:59:54
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answered by Anonymous
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Honey, thanks for asking. The day you decide That's It For You and you don't want to deal with a man anymore because it's so damn much trouble..............they form a line all around your house. Even the mailman is checking you out. I don't know how men sense it but they do. If you want to find a man--------give up on them ALL!!! That's why they call it the "game" of life. It sux, huh? Take my advice and blow them off. My mother did that and they are all over her.
2007-04-18 01:08:49
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answered by Dovey 7
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Economically speaking... in the short run, you know what's best, and if you need a break, take it.
In the long run, I hope your decision to take that break will clear your mind and buoy your soul and from what I've read from you, I find it unimaginable that you won't find someone to share your life with.
Peace
2007-04-18 13:14:35
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answered by zingis 6
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It just seems like such a waste.
I m not saying to keep looking but don't run away if someone comes along.
2007-04-18 01:01:58
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answered by kevin_4508 5
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Just do your thing, and when you're ready for companionship try seeking it at your local grocer, or some other public place of your liking, perhaps a park, or museum...
2007-04-18 01:01:56
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answered by Anonymous
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