Dear Abby: I have been in a relationship with someone for 11 months. We both are one of each other’s first relationship as we have been single for several years after the traumatic division. Throughout our relationship, he has not cut his hair, left his home or accompanied by anyone except me except your text.
He doesn’t visit me, but he always leaves his door open to me. We are discussed by coming out, but he always finds a reason to stay inside. After a while, I realized that they were just excuses. He claims to be finally, but his mother and I are worried. She told me that he was made this way after his split and Covid.
My boyfriend always looks happy about me and states that he wants to marry and have children. He also says “I love you” and expresses his desire to be with me. His social media shows a completely different man, but it was everything before his split. What should I do? – Discouraged in Michigan
Dear dear: Because this man was another person before his split and Covid’s Pandemia, and his mother is also concerned about him, to speak. People who lose interest in the things they did and no more grooms can suffer from depression that his doctor could help.
Make it clear to your attractive boyfriend that you have been patient for nearly a year now, and if he wants to continue to have a relationship with you, he should consult a licensed mental health professional for his fair rest. Without professional help, it would improve, and this can be your life as well.
Dear Abby: My husband’s friends and their son came to spend the week on our new camera with us. We asked their son repeatedly before his parents not to do things. After the weekend, at the encouragement of my husband, I texted my wife for his behavior. When her husband texted my about it, my husband didn’t support me. My daughter told me she heard her telling her husband on the phone that it was everything, and that they were welcome when I was on vacation. I was angry.
That was three years ago, and my husband still hangs with them. He has asked me to apologize that we can all be friends again. Am I wrong to ask him to tell the truth, that he wanted that text to write, that he lied and it wasn’t “only me”? I want him to support me as he should have. – The marked woman
Dear woman: I face it. Your husband put you and then chickens. Where he should have a spine, it seems he has a damp noodle. You’re not wrong for you to get up, but don’t expect it to happen. On this topic, your husband is more interesting in calming his friend than what your feelings may be. You have my sympathy.
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