Why is it that when someone comes to talk about their husband. The very first option or advice people on here give is “Leave him” leave your marriage, ?? You don’t think of couple counselling, trip together to rekindle the relationship , the child/ren involved,or just something else aside leave the marriage! If it’s not domestic violence or cheating, please suggest more good options or advices to people and stop misleading them. It’s easier said than done cause you not in their shoes. Do better .
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AMEN!!!! there are so many things that can be fixed with a single conversation. leaving isn’t the overall solution to every problem.

Agreed! I had that happen to me when I first got married and 15 years later the same person said why didn’t you call me. I said do you remember the advice you gave me the first time. No thank you!

For some they would leave , so thats what they suggest. The other reason is we are only getting the one side and the husbands seem like horrible partners so unless the OPs give more well rounded descriptions of their partners (what they do well) then it makes sense to say leave that terrible man. Lastly physical avuse isnt the only type of abuse. Alot of times women describe financial abuse, emotional/mental abuse and general lack of effort from their husbands/partners which also ground to leave in my opinion. Cant ask for opinions and then get mad when they are offered. Go to therapy before coming to the internet lol

I would’ve said leave because unfortunately some people just don’t change. If a man was to treat me or my child like the way they treat some women in this group, I wouldn’t want to try and rekindle the relationship at all. He doesn’t deserve my effort if he’s not going to reciprocate it. If a man was to treat me so terribly and I just stayed then he’s going to think it’s okay and just carry on the way he is.
These women, if they don’t leave and nothing changes, will be unhappy and affect their children’s wellbeing. That’s not fair. I’d rather my husband and I divorce if we weren’t happy together and see our daughter happy than be together and her see lots of disagreements, fights, arguments, pettiness.
That’s why we advise leave. Women know they can do counselling but they’re most likely with the guy that says ‘we don’t need it’. Or like the comment above says, go to counselling first and then come to us. Don’t ask if you don’t want opinion.

But also, no offence if these women are going to take advice from total strangers on a app then more fool them …

I can speak from personal experience sometimes it’s better to leave then try to rekindle especially with kids involved
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I checked his condoms on Thursday and there was 11 (we don’t use them) and today I checked and there’s 10. We had a huge argument on Thursday and I left and then on Friday night I never seen him but I bumped into him at the shop and he said to come round to his house. But I never. And I never heard from him from about 10.30pm. He said he was asleep but he tried Comin to my house on Sat mornin but I wasn’t in. Fast forward to today there’s a condom missing. He has obviously had sex with someone over the past few days
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Who want to be my friend that doesn't mind me talking or texting them an we can be there for each thru the good an bad happy or sad long distance friends are welcome no judging over here

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All the connections Yet Not Connected. smh 😒 Adult new friendships seems to be for the birds. SMH. Just have to stumble upon them and cultivate them the natural way. Out in the wild (parks grocery stories or on cruises dropping kids off at kid camps for parent time 😆).

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Im 7 weeks postpartum and I want to go back to the gym but Im feeling a bit self conscious. A lot the gals at my gym are in their 20s. Anyone else feel like the oldest one at the gym sometimes?

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Hi, I’m a FTM and I’ve just found out that babies are supposed to have vitamin D supplements. My baby is now 3 months old and I’ve never given them any before!
Do all mums give their babies vitamin D? If so, why is it important, how often should you give it, and what type/brand do you use?
Should I start giving it now even though my baby is already 3 months old, or is it too late?
I feel like there are so many things I’m finding out about baby care that nobody tells you about 😂
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