You can ask him to suggest outing ideas. If that fails, I'd suggest marriage counseling.
You really should know what the interst rate is going to be. Some of those places charge in excess of 50 percent interest.
for the husband and wife to stay happy they should mainly practice:mutual respectsacrificepatiencelistening to each othersmilingnot mocking at each otherencouraging each othercooperation in all aspects of lifebreaking up the routine through going on vacations to interesting and beautiful places
Good money interest rates are going to vary from bank to bank. I have found that the best places to start is your local banking institution, or credit union.
Yes, because he's obviously going to leave you again.
You are the only person who can decide if you are better off with him or without him.
No, it is a waste of energy for you to hunt down the woman that had an affair with your husband. You are going after the wrong person! Your husband is an adult and he was at fault and he could have formed the word 'no' to any affair, yet he persisted and it is your husband that you should be communicating too and perhaps marriage counselling to help you with tools to better your marriage if you want to save it.
You have fun with one another. You go with them to places you both have an interest in, you go to places you like, you go to places they like. YOu experience new things together. Take up a hobby together. Visit places all around your state, go to your chamber of commerce for your county and get a book on places to site see in the county and the state, their free. Have picnics, have theme parties, watch videos with popcorn together. Do what ever it is that makes you happy....and have lots of fun.
Perhaps you and your husband and your child can have a family discussion of the reasons for either going to church or not going to church, and then the child can decide which option he or she prefers. If your husband dislikes church, is there some other family activity that he would like to do on Sundays? Consider your options.
Well I would first ask yourself why are you afraid of sex? And of course your husband is going to feel deprived.. about 1/3 of a marriage is sex. But I would sit down and talk to your husband about this.
very unhappy and fearful because her husband was going to be a winged serpent
totally not. you both should get in an agreement because you both deserve to go out once in a while alone and once in a while together
Confront her seriously and also your ex-husband. Tell them she is not her legal guardian because you have not given the authority and custody to her. If necessary you should get advice from court, that should soften her up.