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| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by divalishis(op): 11:08am On May 19, 2016 |
johnson232:You are the empty one here trading words on a thread you are not needed. Get lost!! |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by divalishis(op): 11:12am On May 19, 2016 |
NL1960:Yes he has. In fact he still asked me last week if I wish to continue the job. But on the other hand, we want the money. Because I can take care of my personal needs with the salary while he can then assist extended family. |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by divalishis(op): 11:21am On May 19, 2016 |
I want to say thanks to everyone who had a positive advice to give. While cooking, he came to me and laughingly told me that I'm angry with him, abi. Then after eating, he sat me down and said he actually just made the statement out of anger, due to the fact that I always act defensive when he tries to query me. Its just a case of once bitten, twice shy. Things were so bad at a point as he was so controlling. I just don't want things to go back to that so I toughened up. Thank you all. |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by kaziblake(f): 11:59am On May 19, 2016 |
divalishis:I went through your other threads you are so hilarious pls don't waste this talent ![]() Enjoy your marriage bikonu |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by Nobody: 12:15pm On May 19, 2016 |
divalishis:This is the problem with ladies...we soften up once he acknowledges us and apologize, then a repeat happens,and we complain again. I will advice you let him know your stand on the issue and let him know you can't tolerate such anymore....firmly please,so he will see the seriousness in you. You Marriage will not crash by God's grace |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by Jahblessme: 12:52pm On May 19, 2016 |
@OP, You are quite fiesty ![]() Now,i believe when someone who has been immoral starts policing someone over the same immorality,they may be feeling very guilty or they may be indulging in it and also trying to cover up by being hypersensitive over the issue and paranoid in order to deflect attention from themselves.I'm glad you are taking a stand for yourself cos if you cave in and swallow accusations,it opens doors for more severe forms of giving in just to prove your 'innocence'. There really isn't any cure for a man who feels insecure purely based on his own failings.He should be scraping the floor begging for your forgiveness and you outlining ways to move forward,not using reverse psychology on you. You should make it 100% clear what you will tolerate and what you will not.Feeding his paranoia will not help you so the best is to nip it in the bud sharply by asking him never to accuse you for no good reason or embarrass you.There shouldn't b querying,you both should be able to discuss the friends in your lives and say who and who you both aren't comfy with then decide what to do about them.NOTE that i mean on both sides,not you getting rid of your friends while his flourish. Now you've made up,i hope you have had a talk not merely laughed and glossed over things.The cycle will repeat itself and you will be back here.Deal with it now or you will keep having problems. GOODLUCK MA. |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by Oksman(m): 2:00pm On May 19, 2016 |
A wise woman builds her home but foolish one tears it down with her own hands. (Proverbs 14:1}Please know that a foolish woman as used in this context is never out of fashion else God would nt have preserved the above words. She is like an undetected wood destroying termite eating away at the foundation of her marriage, wrenching them inch by inch until finally there nothing lef to rend. She defies and subverts her husband's authority and when she is submissive, it is to her own advantage. His desires are not her bliss, she might exhibit some kindness to further control him as she hones her crafty skills. Sister what you hav in your hand is what you want it to be. You might hate my view about your situation but thats the truth. Wish yoi a happy married life. |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by divalishis(op): 4:35pm On May 19, 2016 |
pucelle:Amen. Thanks. My mum insists she will still talk to him. |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by divalishis(op): 4:39pm On May 19, 2016 |
Jahblessme:Lol at fiesty. I'll still do the discussion probably this evening and my mum still intends talking to him too... Thank you. |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by Nobody: 5:06pm On May 19, 2016 |
divalishis:Wow. Please since you guys can afford it you need to go for marriage counselling to get to the bottom of what is wrong. |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by divalishis(op): 5:27pm On May 19, 2016 |
kaziblake:Thanks for thinking I'm hilarious. Thanks for your wishes too. Is making jokes the talent you are talking about? I can be funny but I don't think I'm that funny. lol |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by divalishis(op): 5:30pm On May 19, 2016 |
fem29:I think so too. However I can't drag him to the counsellor for that unless something similar comes up again. Because the other incident happened a long time ago. |
| Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by Nobody: 7:04pm On May 19, 2016 |
divalishis:Aww ok. Please try to drag him. I would have been so embarrassed. A neutral party is needed. He sef may not know why he is acting like this. |
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