I would be upset, but you need to find out how upset from him. Is it possible he was hanging out with them for a special reason?
Ex. Could a close friend from out of town unexpectedly come to town for a visit?
Are any of his friends in the military and about to go to Iraq?
Could one of his friends have experienced a bad trauma?
If they were getting together for typical reasons, get as ticked as you want to be. But if they had
beyond normal reason, you might should temper your response.
2007-05-14 04:40:16
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answered by Mad Maxine 4
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Does your husband know how important the date was to you? How often does he get to see these friends? How long had the date been planned?
I'd suggest that you not get too angry or overreact - this time. It's possible that your husband wasn't aware of how important this date was to you, or perhaps something came up amongst his friends that would have been bad to miss. Friendships outside of a marriage are very important, and although your marriage should ultimately come first, there could be something going on with a friend that your husband was needed for as well. I think you should let him know that you were hurt, but consider that he probably didn't want to intentionally make you feel that way. Plan ahead for another date with him - something that you'll BOTH enjoy and look forward to. In addition, take the time to make sure you are both happy with how much time you spend alone as a couple, and together with friends.
2007-05-14 04:43:52
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answered by marienne94 2
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well it totally depends on what type of date it was, not that it should matter, but sometimes there can be valid reasons for doing so. first I would like to let you know, you as his wife have the right to be mad anytime anything gets put before you, so no you are not overreacting! but ask, that way you get a clear understanding of why he did what he did, because sometimes as men we tend to see something that sounds exciting and it takes over, we just dont think! for instance, things that I would let slide, good friend comes in from out of town or he planned your date the same day he planned something else and thats it, it should be no other reasons. tell him how you feel and talk about it, dont let the anger sit, because it could cause problems in the long run, tell him you deserve an apology and tell him he owes you double, just dont get into a heated arguement, because something that was planned for the two of you to enjoy, you wont get to enjoy the make up part of it such as the next date(if that makes any sense!) Now go handle your business!
2007-05-14 04:42:08
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answered by Anonymous
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I feel the same as most of the responses.. you are not overreating. Especially because plans with you, his wife were already set in place. For him to cancel, go out with his friends, and then not to apologize, speaks volumes of what he thinks of you and your feelings.. He decided to spend the rest of his life with you, sure people go out and do their own things to get some seperation from one another but not when plans were made. The great thing about being married(well divorced now but when i was) it was all about letting her know how special and how much i enjoyed the time that we could spend together not when it was only convenient for me..best of luck.
2007-05-14 04:42:15
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answered by GA 5
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The 11 year previous at that's of course lots extra mature than you and your husband. WTF? How did you permit it get this some distance? in case you have been marrying the guy, you probably did no longer think of it significant to return to 3 variety of compromise? or you probably did no longer see that his refusing to compromise with you is a popular pink flag? we don't understand what surpassed off between the two one in all them, so we actually won't be in a position to choose. in actual actuality, however, you adult males have severe matters, and those matters are going to impact your little ones enormous time. in the adventure that your first reaction is vengeance, you elect medical care. Now. If he's as obstinate and unsafe as you say, he desires medical care. I clearly wish you do no longer dismiss our responses. What you 2 are doing isn't customary for fortunately married couples. that's not healthy, and that's extremely egocentric as there are young ones in touch. maximum folk do no longer stay like this. Please seek for counseling.
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answered by Anonymous
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I do not have enough detail to know. Why did he need to be with his friends? How often does he go out with you? Do you cancel on him to be with your friends, etc, etc. If it is a once off, or if you have had a fight recently, or if you both do it to each other a lot, then you are probably overreacting. Otherwise - the jury is out. You may or may not be.
2007-05-14 04:35:40
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answered by Anonymous
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I think this is more circumstantial. How often do you go on dates? More often then he goes out with friends?
If you're usually going on dates w/him instead of him being with friends....let this one go.
If he's typically with friends and never goes on dates with you, there is more reason to be upset.
Was it a dinner reservation at a nice restaurant or a TGI Friday's and a movie kind of thing? Dinner and movie can be done some other time if he doesn't see his friends often, but dinner reservation is more serious so you should be more mad about that.
2007-05-14 04:35:55
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answered by ~Lacey~ 2
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I would be mad. Especially if it is something that is rare. And either way he should have been more considerate. If I had plans with my husband and he called and something came up that was a one-time thing that he really wanted to do and he asked if it would be okay...then I would be fine with that. But if he just cancelled or it was just to hang out with his buddies...NO!
2007-05-14 05:00:17
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answered by indepenmo 1
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You may be overreacting a little. It is your husband, whom you see everyday because of course you live with him. What was the date? Something that could not be rescheduled?
2007-05-14 04:37:50
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answered by jimmer333 3
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Has he used this excuse often? It so he might be cheating on you. I wouldn't over-react just yet though. If he keeps using the friend excuse and avoids hanging out with you, he might be cheating. If he comes home smelling like perfume or he doesnt tlak to you and goes straight to bed, I think that maybe he isnt being truthful to you and u should find somebody better
2007-05-14 04:34:47
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answered by Anonymous
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