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Old 11-30-2009, 06:33 PM   #31 (permalink)
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"A marriage is only as stong as what it costs to protect it." "A triagulation occurs when a spouse brings in a thrid party for unhealthy reasons." "Triangulation betrays trust and fractures unions." "a gossip separates close friends" "A wife who has trouble learning to trust others, for example, will have great difficulty investing in her husband if he is kinder to other people than to her or if he discusses with friends what she shares in private with him."
How I wish my husband can read these lines....
I am wondering if things will ever be better...

Being a dependent is a curse for any human I guess ... How do I survive on a guy's earning when he doesn't love and respect me....
Wish I had a job......
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Old 11-30-2009, 08:55 PM   #32 (permalink)
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His best friend might as well be in the bedroom with you two if he is telling him in detail how/what way/what you look like etc..

You can find empowerment from this.
IF his buddy is getting all the juicy xxx rated details,know that his buddy is probably really envious of your husband.Also ask your husband if he enjoys feeding his perverted friends sexual fantasies.Ask your husband if he likes the thought of his buddy thinking about sleeping with his wife.Because if he is kissing and telling in detail,the buddy/friend is definitely thinking about this.

This may be enough to get him to stop.
Been there...
he feels l am exaggerating the issues. He believes his friend will always respect his wife. According to him his friend will only learn from our exp. but will never lust me.
What that jerk did was .... past...when I wasn't my husband's wife....
so I should not judge his friend by the past rather I should treat him as a new person, someone my husband trusts a lot ....
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Old 12-01-2009, 11:06 PM   #33 (permalink)
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@Atholk-I was going to say something along the lines you said.This forum is all over not just the U.S....I was late to the thread and you wrote it very well.I also got side tracked when I responded above and thought I would discuss this a bit more to educate Americans.

Virginity has very strict rules for women in some countries,the penalties for not being Chaste can be death.Usually by stoning.Even if the woman was raped.It is really sad and terrible.Some of these countries also practice female circumcision (Clitoris removal),its very brutal and barbaric.They can and do,in this day and age,sew a woman shut to prevent penetration until marriage at which time she would be ripped open by her husband.

So the OP being from a country that could practice any of the above,knowing that it would not matter if it was a rape or consensual sex.Knowing the punishments that could happen if her virginity was questioned.I would be scared to.
This puts it into a bit of a different light.
Now her husband is "sharing" things that would make most ladies uncomfortable in the best of times with a man/boy that could have caused her the worst of times.
Her husbands best friend could have caused her....Death...disfigurement...pain and suffering....and lets not forget her education.
Yeah I would not be particularly wanting him invited to Turkey dinner either,would you?

If you are from a country that practices such things,tell your husband IN DETAIL about what this "friend" almost cost you.There are numerous web sites with documented case studies of genital mutilation.Take him to a site with a few and show him the horror to really drive the point across.
Then explain/tell him why you dislike his "friend","this is what he almost did to me."
I am serious,anyone that can see a full female circumcision and not shed a tear for the woman in the picture is heartless.

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Old 12-02-2009, 02:26 AM   #34 (permalink)
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If you are from a country that practices such things,tell your husband IN DETAIL about what this "friend" almost cost you.There are numerous web sites with documented case studies of genital mutilation.Take him to a site with a few and show him the horror to really drive the point across.
Then explain/tell him why you dislike his "friend","this is what he almost did to me."
By god's grace I am not from such a part of the world.

I honestly believe "virginity" is not gender related. My family will surely expect me to be chaste, but will never even dream of hurting me because of some jerk;s deeds.....

I am hurt that society judged me on fabricated truth. It would have defamed my family...because I had no proof.

I am hurt that my husband doesn't understand my pain....
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Old 12-04-2009, 01:54 PM   #35 (permalink)
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Finally I discussed the issue with my parents and in-laws.
They insisted he cut-off his friendship....not sure of his response yet

They are all disappointed my husband made me tolerate all this for such a long time. My in-laws espl are feeling bad they spoke about that jerk for so long and caused me in pain.

Hopefully, my husband will listen to his parents....

But somewhere bottom in my heart lies a concern.... is he doing this for his parents,or his image? or is it really for me? Did he realize his mistake?
How do i know?
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Don't be afraid to let them know yourself. you are an intelligent educated woman. Know who you are and never question the respect that you deserve.
Thank you for the advice "Crazzy PR Mom"
It helped me take a stand for myself!
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Old 12-05-2009, 10:36 AM   #37 (permalink)
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quote-"Finally I discussed the issue with my parents and in-laws."

Good.. At the very least it is comforting that His mom and dad understand where you are coming from.This may make it sink into his head that he was destroying your trust in him and undermining the relationship.

Glad you stood up and decided to act.

It would be a bit different if it was someone completely different from the jerk that said all those bad things.Still not OK to "kiss and tell" though.I do not feel the need to go around bragging about shagging my wife.Your married and sex goes along with it.However sometimes one does need sex advice about certain things and talking to friends can help.
He was crossing a line talking to this jerk that tried to dishonor you.

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But somewhere bottom in my heart lies a concern.... is he doing this for his parents,or his image? or is it really for me? Did he realize his mistake?
How do i know?
Seems like its coming back again.
On 4th, He promised his mom he would make her proud. He said he will be a good husband. He said he will try to break his friendship with the other guy.
On 7th, He went to the counselor, to share his problems and seek her advice in order to rebuild the trust between us.
He told me the friendship is over last week.

I was in the process of healing myself, and but he was keen on getting physical. Seeing the changes in him, I surrendered to his physical need, even though I wasn't willing. But that night I had a dream that I got pregnant and was crying out aloud. I should actually call it a night mare.
I realized i was not ready for relationship. He is into a lot of debts and I have no job. Also I am having trust problems with him. At this stage, What if the contraception failed?

Next day I told him about my dream and also told him I am not comfortable with our night incident. He did not reply, but didnot take any initiative for two nights after that. But yesterday he tried it again. He clearly mentioned he only wanted show his love by holding me in his arms, I agreed. But noticed he was working his way again.

I didnot push him away, but he felt I pushed him away. So he got insulted and turned his back to me. I did not understand what was wrong? I asked him but he did reply. In the morning he turns the blame on me that I didnot explicitly tell him, I am interested sex. That I am playing with his emotions.

When I tried to explain, he says the counselor told him he is at no fault. I should have understood his friendship. I should have understood the circumstances. I simply could not understand what circumstances led him to dishonor me?
How could the counselor say so?

His parents, my parents, me, his sister, everyone felt that he was wrong. Choosing "culprit" friend over "victim" wife???

He says I should not have spoken about this issue with the family. Now his image is tarnished. And so it's all my fault...

Is he not answerable to the family if he is ruining my life? Is he not answerable to god atleast?
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Last week - A person who cried he was sorry and promised to change for better ...
Today - ends up saying its was never his fault. He said sorry just to get over the issue.

"In my heart I know I meant no harm" ... his words

What do I do now? Any advice?
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