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hey guys.... just imagine her husband sitting on the computer & reading this thread !!!!!!!!
With all the details described about this woman, wouldn't he recognize that all this people is been discussing about his wife.
HelloG - you asked for advice to help your friend, but I think this thread, if read by her husband may end up ruining her life....
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i..........rock........!!!!!
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Originally posted by irock
hey guys.... just imagine her husband sitting on the computer & reading this thread !!!!!!!!
With all the details described about this woman, wouldn't he recognize that all this people is been discussing about his wife.
HelloG - you asked for advice to help your friend, but I think this thread, if read by her husband may end up ruining her life....
thanks for heads up.done needful!
Location: British Columbia
Posted on: 25-07-08 19:47:12
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Originally posted by Fido
At more times than not , its the wife who out of possessivness , tries to wean away the son from his family ....
Without taking sides a son has to perform his responsibilities to both treading that middle line very carefully that he balances the scales carefully irrespective of what either thinks . Don t let the mother / wife dominate and tell them both whats right and wrong ..... draw the lines .
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When a "Son" becomes a "husband" .. who should his first loyalties be to?
His wife and subsequent children..they are his now 'immediate family' and all others..evne parents and siblings..become extended family even if they live in the same household.
Secondly..u cant be married to two women at once..hence how can a man "balance" between a mother and wife? One always takes precedence.. after all who is his life partner? his mommy??????
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