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Article by Carolina Sandusky As the internet grows in popularity so does online marriage counseling. Online marriage counseling has many benefits that traditional therapy does not. So what makes online counseling better than traditional therapy? There is no waiting. Traditionally, if you wanted to set up marriage counseling you would have to go through the More >
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Question by s: Media is obsessed with Tiger Woods’ affairs. I wanted to find out what % of married men and women have affairs? Also please state if you are male or female, married or single. Best answer: Answer by GUY bein’ a GUYYou should try Polls and Surveys. There are no cheaters here on More >
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Question by The Prototype: Does marriage counseling work for husband with a midlife crisis? I am in a midlife crisis by having regrets and questioning about my life and wondering about my youth. Has it helped anyone? Thanks. Best answer: Answer by letterstoheathertherapy works when we work it. otherwise it’s a waste of time. Add More >
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Question by Alex: Why did Mark Sanford confess abt the affairs to the media? He could in fact well hide the fact that he cheated on his wife… but why did he confess? maybe the mistress’s husband threatened him or he got blackmailed? I think he’s still in love with the mistress, and don’t understand More >
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Article by Jessica Thomson You also agree with the fact that wedding ceremony is one of the most auspicious and one of the most memorable occasions in the life of every man or woman. People have several plans and wishes related to their marriage. However, in the last few years, it has been found that More >
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Question by Griffin’s Girl: What is the best way to approach your spouse about seeking marriage counseling? If you are pretty sure your spouse does not suspect a problem, in what way should you approach them and ask them to go to a marriage counselor with you? You don’t want to hurt them, but they More >
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Question by : Why do married women have affairs with other men? my neighbor wants to have an affair with me. I’m 24 years old and she’s 33. I am her gardener. She’s married and has 3 kids. Why would she want to have an affair? I personally know her husband but I don’t understand More >
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Question by DJ: Does marriage counseling actually work for a struggling couple? My husband and I have been married for twenty years , we have two kids they are 15 and 12. Lately we are having a lot of arguments about how to raise them the correct way . We also have some other issues More >
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Question by michaelknight_2000: What do you think of online marriage counseling? Has anyone ever tried to find a marriage counselor that offer’s counseling via the internet. Or is it even legal to do this. Best answer: Answer by LadyHewittI have never tried or done this but i am sure if they are licensed to do More >
about 1 year ago
He’s made his jobs his top priority and there you have it.
about 1 year ago
Maybe you guys need to see a doctor and talk about it. You guys should try to make it work. Try to spend some time together. Go to a movie get someone to watch the year old. Good Luck
about 1 year ago
Move on. Can’t say it any simpler
about 1 year ago
When you don’t have the same goals, see the same things, want the same things, sopme people just grow apart you know
about 1 year ago
i’m having the same problem.. too much time spent apart seems to lead to arguements because you get used to having your own space. If you love each other and want it to work then a little extra effort is needed.. talk about it, and set aside some time for each other, when baby gone to bed.. it’ll all work out in the end
about 1 year ago
Don’t take the easy way out. Try to make it work first. Counciling is what you both need, then make your decision from there.
about 1 year ago
How long have you been married? Every relationship goes through ups and downs, that’s why the vows state “For richer, for poorer, for sickness and in health…..” A marriage is like a life of it’s own. If your husband is having to work 2 jobs, it sounds like a very stressful time for you both financially. Try to work it out. I’ve been married for 21 years, for the first few years my husband (who’d been married twice before) would always say he wanted a divorce over minor arguments because he didn’t know how to work it out. I’m glad I convinced him we could work things out together.
about 1 year ago
Well this is NO REASON to end a marriage in my opinion. Whatever happened to “for better or worse”? THIS IS obviously a worse part of your marriage that you just need to communicate through, grow from, improve on and make better because of – not just DIVORCE.
Clearly someone needs to jar some sense into one or both of you and just flat out VOICE the fact that there are some serious issues here that you both need to address and CHANGE so that you are both happy and getting some needs met here because otherwise your marriage might not survive. Make a list – what needs do YOU have that aren’t being met and what do you THINK HIS are also and what do YOU EXPECT FROM HIM, what does HE expect from you and what compromises can you BOTH unselfishly make for each other. I would
highly recommend a great book about JUST THIS Called “The Five Love Languages” (by Chapman) and that is assuming that he wouldn’t go to couples counseling to help here too.
Don’t give up and in so easily here. You have a family – a child that needs a complete family with a father & mother. Obviously something is broken here and needs fixing – but you can both be BETTER for the changes if you are both willing to love enough, sacrifice a little and make it better for your combined futures.