Should I Leave My Husband Because of His Family

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(Closed) Should I divorce my hubby because he NEVER stands up to his family unit?

posted 10 years agone in Married Life

Post # three

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Bumble bee

  • Miss Orchard
  • 10 years ago
  • Wedding ceremony: September 2012

Information technology sounds like you have a big trouble and Fiance doesn't want to put work into it to make it better…if you lot aren't happy, then you need to practice something almost, any that may be. I don't think everyone on here tin tell you lot whether divorce is the correct solution, simply I definitely think you have an outcome that needs to be dealt with in some manner. Good luck and keep your head upwards!

Post # 4

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Saccharide Beekeeper

  • JiminyCricket
  • 10 years ago
  • Wedding: November 1999

Oh no, it sounds similar such a terrible situation.  Was it like this earlier the wedding ceremony?  If y'all tell him you've considered divorce over information technology, would that convince him to go to counseling?

Postal service # 5

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Saccharide bee

  • hisgoosiegirl
  • 10 years ago
  • Wedding: Jan 1993

If he won't go to counseling and puts his mommy and sissy over his wife, leave him in the dust.I grew up in a house where my dad's parents manipulated him to oblivion and he didn't ever stand upwardly for my mom….y'all practice not want to be in a marriage like this if he is not going to change.

He sounds like a existent peach, criticizing you lot and belittling you. Was he like this before you were married?

Postal service # 6

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Bumble bee

  • msfahrenheit
  • 10 years ago
  • Wedding: Baronial 2011

*Hugs* This is a tough state of affairs. From your mail, it sounds like you two have talked nearly these issues, but he doesn't think there's a problem and won't work on irresolute. Problems like this don't simply pop up out of nowhere, was he like this earlier yous married? Or has anything major happened with family to spark this?

Post # 7

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Buzzing bee

  • PinkMagnolia
  • 10 years ago
  • Wedding: Oct 2011

I peradventure wouldn't have married this human, but I don't think it'south cause for a divorce YET.

Your DH and you demand to take some long conversations and he needs to choose between yous two.

Post # 8

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Love bee

  • Eva Peron
  • 10 years ago
  • Wedding: October 2011

Sounds like you know whats best !

Just curious…did y'all find this out after spousal relationship? Or did you merely think in one case you were married the dynamics would change?

Post # 9

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Bumble bee

  • Mrs. Mink
  • x years ago
  • Hymeneals: June 2012 - Pippin Colina Farm & Vineyards

It's a reason to get counseling.

Post # 11

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Buzzing bee

  • mamadingdong
  • 10 years ago
  • Wedding: May 2018

i'chiliad trying to figure out how you lot got married to this person knowing he would never put you lot first.

i'd kickoff with counseling.

Mail # 12

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Busy bee

  • MrsPom
  • 10 years ago
  • Nuptials: April 2012

I went dorsum and read some of the sometime threads y'all've started and YIKES!! This family situation is terrible.  I hate to see people divorcing left and right, I think a lot of people throw in the towel too hands and don't work through things anymore.  That beingness said… your state of affairs is Non adept and if you don't encounter it changing I would not keep in the marriage.  It seems similar you detest his family and they hate you and think about years ahead if you guys decide to have children how awful it will be.  This is ane of my favorite quotes and I think it is plumbing equipment for your situation"Life is difficult enough every bit it is without choosing someone difficult to share it with".  Good luck to you girly I really do feel for you.

Post # thirteen

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Buzzing bee

  • daybyday
  • 10 years ago
  • Wedding: November 2006

Wow. Well, I can tell you that if my husband behaved this style and didn't acknowledge my feelings/that this is a trouble and continually put his own nuclear family above our own and so yeah, I would divorce hm.

Mail service # 14

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Beloved bee

  • mwitter80
  • 10 years ago
  • Wedding: December 2010

If he refuses to become to counseling and then file.

Post # 15

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Carbohydrate bee

  • hisgoosiegirl
  • 10 years ago
  • Wedding: January 1993

Do not ever ever ever EVER E'er look your partner to modify (for the better) afterward spousal relationship. If in that location are serious issues that you accept concerns nearly prior to matrimony, MARRIAGE WILL Non Better THEM.

And while information technology sounds similar the husband is being manipulated, he is also a grown homo capable of making his own bad decisions. Which information technology is clear he is doing.

To echo a PP, DO NOT bring children into this environment until this situation is rectified.

Post # xvi

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Buzzing bee

  • linguo42
  • 10 years agone
  • Wedding: February 2011

I would probably come right out with it and say, "Why did you marry me? You clearly don't respect my stance on anything, y'all let your family say any they want virtually me and never stand for me, even when it's things I take no control over. And so why, when you so conspicuously think so much of their stance, did yous marry me when they obviously tin't stand up me? Recollect this: they may have been your family for longer, but you CHOSE me every bit your family. And if you're non going to acknowledge that and treat me with equal respect, simply instead merely keep passing on your mother and sister's ridiculous insults like they're fact, then this is no longer a union and I'm not going to stick around and take the abuse. I signed upwardly for a hubby, not a puppet."

I'm pretty sure he knows to some extent that they manipulate him, and that's why he doesn't desire to get to counseling. I'thou not much for ultimatums but in this case I think yous need to stress to him simply how ready you are to walk abroad. If he still refuses to encounter someone, I'd move out and give yourself some lonely time to figure out how you want to keep. Mayhap he'll come effectually one time he sees yous're serious. If not…then he'southward a spineless idiot who doesn't deserve you.

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