For Everyone With Hubby Problems

I went through over a yr of crap with mikey where I tried everything. Talking to him, writing things down, asking to go to counseling, everything. Nothing worked. I left. It still sucks sometimes. I'm thinking of moving far away now.

I'm on msn with his old best friend and we've been chatting for like 8 .Ms .Word pages about what a medical question up mikey's become.

I am having hubby problems...








I dont' have one.

I am so glad to be over my hubby problems. I think you now in your heart whether your marriage can be saved or not.

I knew deep down that we were over even though I kept folling myself. I found this great article:

.How do you know when your marriage is over?

are you agonizing over the decision of whether or not to file for divorce?

If you are, other aspects of your life are probably being negatively impacted while you are in this state of limbo.


.Areas of your life negatively impacted by indecision

.Your job: your job may be in jeopardy due to moodiness and lack of attention.

.Your other relationships:
your children, friends and other family members may feel your sadness, frustration, impatience, fear, anger, and indecision.

.Your health:
your health is also being compromised if you aren't sleeping well, or if you are ignoring getting exercise and eating healthy foods.

.Major reason people stay
for many couples, the amount of time they have already invested in their marriages has a lot to do with their decision to stay or to go.
It's generally easier for a younger married couple to divorce and start their lives over again than it is for partners who have been together a decade or more.


are you better off married or divorced?
how do you know if you are better off staying married or getting a divorce? Only you know the answer to that question. Sometimes a marriage is worth saving and sometimes it isn't.

what to do before making major decisions
attempt to reduce the stress in your life.

Get yourself on stable ground so you can handle whatever comes your way.

Devise a survival or back up plan to give yourself more of a sense of control over your life. You may not ever have to use it, but have it anyway.

If your physical or emotional safety depends on being separated from your spouse, you must make that your priority.

things to consider
when making this type of life-changing decision, recognize what you will lose and do not count on what you may receive.
If your main reason for wanting a divorce is because you are unhappy, being single again probably won't make you happier.


questions to ask yourself
are you having dreams that you spouse is dead?

Do you feel as if you have nothing left to give to your marriage?

Has all the forgiveness, hope and patience in your heart run out?

Do you feel indifference towards your spouse?


If you've said yes to those questions,you may be at the point of no return in your marital relationship. Feeling indifference is a strong sign that your marriage is over.


seeing your marriage more clearly

sometimes getting away, even for a weekend, to sort things out on your own can help you see your situation more clearly. For many people, this is when something sort of clicks inside and they know what to do.
Taking a long, hot, bubble bath and washing your hair is helpful too. Think about the lyrics in south pacific, i'm going to wash that man right out of my hair.

Psychologists have said that washing your hair can be an emotional cleansing massage as you let all that negativity go down the drain.


moving on
when it is time to throw in the towel, you will know. You will experience an "aha" moment of clarity as to what you need to do.
If you do make the decision to divorce, be good to yourself. Remember that if your marriage fails, it doesn't mean you are a failure. Some unhealthy relationships are not meant to succeed.

Sometimes people keep trying to make sense out of something that doesn't make sense or can't be solved.

I just hate this modern idea of throw away relationships.

Generally (as in the public in general), it all too often seems (not saying it is the case for anyone) as if when a relationship strikes a hard patch the answer is to split and not to try and work things out.

What went wrong and where? People got into the relationship to begin with so there must have been something good.
Where did it go and can you get it back?

Yes, relationships do take 2 people to make it work.

And, you tried.

But what I am asking is do most people try?

It's all well and good being pissed off at {man} for not being what {woman} wants him to be, but does he know even?

Men don't take hints well and they really don't get a lot of the female psyche. Men often need situations spelling out for them.

They need the "i feel ________, because ________, and I think doing ________ would help".

Some men are genuine jerks and that's all there is too it.
But too many people in the world don't put their side of the effort in either