I lived in Marylnad for 10 years, after our arument with my husbad, he susugressed that I shous do back MA, i?

Question

Is our reationshiop over?

Answer 1

Well that is not a very good sign. I am sorry he is being mean to you. You might want to give him a little time to cool off. I am saying if you love him and want to stay married to him and with him, then I would just back off a little and let him calm down for a few days. If you do not love him and find he is not respecting you, then yeah I would take that as him saying your relationship is over. I would attempt to look into finding your own place. If you have children I think it would be best if you stayed in the same area until the divorce is over. I say take a step back and see where your relationship is with your husband and if staying would be in your best interest. If not them you should try to start breaking away from him. You are to nice and sweet to be put in a bad and miserable marriage.
PS why does everyone feel the need to criticize her on her spelling! She is having a problem and just wants some advice. You all should be a little nicer to her, sounds like she has enough going on in her life right now. she does not need you all being mean.

Answer 2

I am sorry that so many of the people who have answered so far have said such mean things. You don't deserve that.

I also don't know why so many people have jumped to the conclusion that your relationship is over.

When people are in arguments and get angry, they often say things that they don't mean. So, the fact that your husband suggested you should move away from him, doesn't mean anything by it self.

You have to ask yourself questions like: " How long have we been married?", "How has he treated me during the marriage?, "Has he been angry at me more often recently?", and most importantly, "What are the issues in our marriage that we disagree about?",

Issues and disagreements in a marriage can often be worked out with compromises that both people can live with. Sometimes married people need help to do this and go to a marriage counselor.

I don't know anything about you, your husband, or your situation, so I don't know what you should do, however, I hate to see someone in a marriage, jump to the conclusion that the marriage is over, without giving marriage counseling a chance.

You seem like a very nice young woman. My best wishes to you, now and in your future life.

Answer 3

I'm not sure if your relationship is over but, there is defintley something going on....I think you need to strongly speak to him and figure out what you are going to do...Everyone argues but, if he is sugguesting you move out then that's an issue..Just make sure before you and him are clear and on the same page before you make any decisions that could affect you and your marriage...But, if he thinks it best you move back home then you may have to re-evaluate your marriage with him....Best wishes***

Answer 4

Try using spell check...I don't understand most of what you said. What is an arument? What does susgressed mean? And does MA stand for Maryland (which is MD) Main (which is ME) or Massachusetts (Which indeed is MA)?

Answer 5

With grammar like that and limited details, your not going to get a lot of quality advice on here. I suggest you try and work it out with your husband.

Answer 6

I'm going out on a limb here, but I would say; Yes.

Answer 7

So come back to MA, I'm here and it ain't so bad.......

Answer 8

No, what he really means is go back to school.

Answer 9

Tell him to shut up! If anyones moving it should be him, not you!!

Answer 10

You may want to correct the spelling, grammar, and syntax of your question as it makes no sense.