???So I’m meeting his girlfriend this weekend.
I’m kinda nervous
Lol. My sons girlfriend I mean
Lol. My sons girlfriend I mean
Two years.
Lol. My sons girlfriend I mean
That may be why. She and her DH are probably still in the honeymoon stage. There are definitely ebbs and tides in all relationships. Not a bad thing, but marriage can become hum drum; work, kids, responsibilities. It is a constant effort to keep the passion burning and not forget that your spouse needs love and affection too. I love my DH but Lords knows our love for one another has changed several times. As we grow and mature and situations change and people change it often affects how we view our spouse
I was about to say!!!!
Lol. My sons girlfriend I mean
Is this his first serious relationship? She's probably more nervous about meeting you and gaining your approval!
Yes it is - he's 17.
She's very quiet and soft spoken, and probably very nervous as you said.
Amen. I was just thinking that I need to keep stepping up my game. The past four years I've been in mommy mode-frumpy, dumpy, and lactating. I definitely neglected dh and I'm now trying to be less kid focused and more husband minded.
I'm dressing up again, wearing stilletoes, and taking care of my overall appearance. People at work are in shock-I've only been there for three years so all they know is the out of shape, sloppy dressing, only in flats, former me, lol. DH is quite pleased with my effort.
Look at you!! That is pretty awesome. I bet you feel like a New Woman?
I like having him here for now for reasons
I ain't fooling with you!
I'm glad you are able to find the positives in this situation and enjoy these last few days with DH before he goes. That's what it's all about - lemons into lemonade.
I'm tired of being the bigger person. I think I'm just dealing with a lot mentally. I'm completely tired of being the bigger person. The bigger person gets abused and hurt and trampled over. You know I'm not talking to my father. It's been about three weeks and we haven't said not a word to each other but hi and bye. I hate him at this current time because of how he talks down to me and I hate how my mother keeps telling me "you know how your father is but he listens to no one but you". I JUST Fogured it out that being the bigger person turns you into a emotional punching bag. So I blocked him out my life because he brings nothing to it.@PrissiSippi, on Day 1 of a relationship, a man and woman has to decide who the bigger person is going to be. In my relationship, my husband is the bigger person because I love to pout and live in Petty Land from time to time. And it looks as though you may have to be the bigger person in your relationship and that is not a bad thing. You two can't go around the house not speaking with the hopes that the other asks "What's wrong"? That leads to no place fast so break the ice and help save your marriage (if it's worth saving).
You guys may be in a dead end but you need to talk through your issues and be open and honest (the open and honest is for your DH because you do not seem as though you bite your tongue). Don't get upset or let him appease you with BS half answers - get it off your chest and be done with it. Especially if you two decide you can't go any further. You don't want to have any unresolved issues that can be thrown back in your face at a later date.
Often times, couples get angry over assumptions and not fact. He assumes one thing when it's really another and vice versa. You also have to be honest with yourself and ask "what kind of wife are you being right now?". All those hormones from the baby........you might not be your normal, cheerful, understanding, loving self. You may think you are but it doesn't mean that you are. And that is not giving him an out, it's actually digging him a hole. If you are being the woman and wife you are supposed to be and he still acts FOOL then the problem clearly lies with him. But you will need ammo in your arsenal so that means you have to give examples which means you have to play your part. Marriage isn't supposed to be a game but if your partner treats it as such then play it until you can put the brakes on the issues you two are having.
FYI - it's never about sex. It's really about something else but sex is the easiest to talk about. Either you feel inadequate or that he is cheating or you feel as though his attention is being given to someone else. He may feel as though that he can't do anything to please you or you give all your attention to the baby or you don't make him feel like a man or whatever, and results in someone not being able to get it up. So find out what's really going on. DH and I stopped arguing about sex. It's not sex. He's usually mad because I expend all my energy at work and then want to come home and be like, "Hurry up so I can cook?" He could very easily make it about sex but it's really about me meeting everyone's needs at work and half a**ing at home. But that also means don't meet me at the door with your thang out. Give me 30 minutes!!
I mean. Gotta get it while I still have it, right?
Amen!
Now I'm tired of playing small. I feel like Scarface. I want the world and everything in it.
That sounds like an awesome feeling. Do you know how lucky you are? Some women feel hopeless and helpless at this point in their life and begin to self-derogate but you are taking the bull by the horns. I am so happy for you!
I have a fear that I will never have a blood child.
We had a hard time conceiving. We went the fertility center route after having fertility problems for years. I guess the problem is I am not satisfied. Down the road I want more kids. This coupled with the other stuff makes me always on the fence on is this even worth it. And I think DH can tell.@PrissiSippi Is your son not his blood child?
Also, can DS sleep in a crib in ya'll room for a little bit? Then, he's not in the bedso ya'll can have "funtime" but close enough that your DH is not worried.