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my new husband doesnt share

married 9 months
its his home not mine..............should i contribute when his deed is his only and it will probably go to his kids that i dont speak to?
income tax refund should it be split..he received my deductions?
he pays for his moms cell bill, she makes as much money as him and is not disabled ,he has other siblings?
life insurance that was aquired after marriage at his new job,he put me on with his kids,is this fair? he didnt even discuss this with me?
his mom told me to leave his home should she apoligize?

by mitana 35 Posts
Posted on 7/22/2008 8:44 AM

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should i call his mom and tell her its our marriage she had no right to interfere
should i split the tax refund fairly
should he stil pay for hismoms cell phone she is still wroking and makes good money
he always talks to his brother about 3x a day hes 52 is this normal?
him and his always talk about what we do ,where we go, whats on tv,newspaper articles is this normal?
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was all of this kind of thing going on before you married? and if so, why in the world did you get married?

on the house - if you live there, I can see you contributing to the cost of it - if you lvied on your own you'd be paying rent...

income tax- yes it should be split

cell bill - it's his family, he has the right to pay for whatever he wants to

life insurance - his kids deserve to be taken care of as well as you if something happens - he doesn't need your permission for who he puts on his policy

mom - not knowing the whole story, who knows, but she never will so I suggest you drop it

brother - yes it is normal to have conversations on all sorts of topics with a close family member

bottom line, if you are unhappy, and you can't live this way, then you need to get out and find a person who will make you happy.

by spaznskitz 7745 Posts
Posted on 11/19/2008 7:48 PM

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sounds like he does not want committment. and that he thinks of himself and his family. i would ask if you love him? if not then get out.

by cherbear 5182 Posts
Posted on 11/19/2008 7:23 PM

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yes i asked for the divorce when i was told to leave by him and his mom for no reason.they were jealous becasue we have a great family and they are all miserable and lonely and dont have alife but to medal in all their bad relationships

by mitana 35 Posts
Posted on 11/19/2008 7:19 PM

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hes just a momas boy
he keeps running home to mom at 52
his family all has bad relationships so he has them to turn to and complain and be on his side like a baby

by mitana 35 Posts
Posted on 11/19/2008 6:16 PM

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noone has asked for divorce yet
i want him to apoligize and mean it
and not callme names or put me down
he keeps throwing me out because itis his house and it makes him feel good that im on his territory

by mitana 35 Posts
Posted on 7/22/2008 7:37 PM

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i think we need more information here about exactly what is happening. has he asked for a divorce, have you?
you've only been married 9 months? what happened?

by paula1 12662 Posts
Posted on 7/22/2008 11:39 AM

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