Some earn through cunning, others through the sweat of their brow. As for me, lacking physical strength and advanced education, I chose to work abroad to make ends meet. After 15 years, I managed to buy a home, but now I worry about the influence my son-in-law’s dreadful parents might have on our future generations.
A woman seeks advice after her ex-husband, whom she hasn’t seen in 20 years, offers to give their son his apartment under the condition that she remarries him.
Several years ago, I divorced my husband Mark. At that time, our daughter Isabella was just a year and a half old, but I was determined not to stay in a relationship just for the sake of our child. I was ready to move on and soon found myself in a new relationship with a man who was nothing like my ex. Jeffrey is completely different from Mark, but he struggles with my ongoing communication with my ex-mother-in-law, Valentina. How can I assure him that my relationship with her is purely for the sake of our daughter?
A decade after divorcing my cheating husband, I find myself contemplating marriage again. Kyle, my current partner, is eager to tie the knot. However, the thought of living with his mother, who is also nearing her fifties, is making me second-guess our future together.
I recently had a disagreement with a close friend who questioned my financial stability post-divorce. I suspect jealousy might be at play. Looking for guidance on how to address this sensitive issue.
Just married, I was blindsided by a family revelation. Throughout our engagement, my husband and I discussed living arrangements with my parents. Initially, my mom had promised us the family home, but reality soon took a sharp turn. One day, she dropped the bombshell: she was divorcing my dad and had decided to live in the house herself.
Before we got married, I dated Jeffrey for nearly a decade. I love him deeply, but there’s a complication – his ex-wife. Jeffrey, now in his early forties, never hid the fact that he was previously married and had a child. Throughout our relationship, his son, Dylan, lived with his mother. However, after our wedding, it was revealed that 16-year-old Dylan would be living with us.
Married at 25, I thought it was a love for the ages. After our son Brian was born a year into our marriage, life seemed perfect. But as the years passed, the fairy tale ended. My husband began lying and then cheating. I endured it for years, not wanting to break up our family, until I couldn’t anymore
The house that my parents bought us as a wedding gift seemed like a blessing, but it turned out to be the beginning of the end for our marriage. It wasn’t just about the house, but that’s where it all started. Now, emerging from depression, I’m not the same joyful person I was before my wedding. Here’s my story.
Naomi seeks advice from the community after her parents intervened to prevent her from divorcing her unfaithful husband. She is torn between her own desires and her family’s expectations.
My husband, Brian, insists on taking in his ailing grandmother, Nora. Despite multiple doctors confirming her severe, incurable illness, Brian is adamant. Nora often hallucinates and periodically loses her memory, sometimes wandering off and getting lost, requiring us to search for her. Her behavior can be erratic, and she occasionally makes unintelligible noises.
Dive into my tale about my first husband, Anthony. Both of us came from humble beginnings—I received nothing from my parents who were renters, while he inherited a condo from his deceased father. His father had long divorced Anthony’s mother, leaving her to raise him alone. I could see why they split; she was tough to deal with. Every time
