What would you do?
By Sheldon25
@Sheldon25 (193)
Jamaica
January 1, 2009 7:34am CST
Hello my fellow mylotters i want to wish you all a happy new year. My discussion today is about a close friend of mine who is having problems with his common law wife. He told me of instances where they both would be in bed she gets a phone call from a male asking her to go on a date at the beach for him to teach her to swim. What would you do if it was you?
4 responses
@lovesummer (1162)
• Malaysia
1 Jan 09
Maybe if it is not suspecious. I would let her choose her choice I guess.
@rosdimy (3926)
• Malaysia
1 Jan 09
Their relationdhip may be on the rocks. She may be less committed because of their status, thus accepting calls from other men when she is already in bed with your friend. It would be acceptable if the calls are important. The big question is does your friend still loves her and want their relationship to remain intact?
One way towards making a final decision is for him to have a slow talk with her. Get a mediator if things are difficult and he thinks it is best to have one. At the moment I do not want to be judgemental towards them. What I am prepared to suggest is for them to be open on their current feelings towards each other. If her feeling towards him has changed then the reasons or circumstances leading to this should be made known. Only then a real decision can be made. Separation should not be the first option.
all the best,
rosdimy
@Sheldon25 (193)
• Jamaica
2 Jan 09
Wow i think you hit the nail right on the head i am in full agreement with you thanks for your reply its helpful. Happy new year .
@phoenix25 (1541)
• United States
2 Jan 09
I would ask why the heck a single woman is calling him at night and asking him to go on a date!
@sixclix (677)
• Philippines
1 Jan 09
I would simply tell my common law wife not to go. If she insists on going, then I'll tell her the relationship might be over.
Sounds too simple but it is. It's better to end the relationship now than to have the partners go behind each others backs and have affairs and let the relationship continue even if both partners are sick of each other.
Anyway, Happy new year.
@Sheldon25 (193)
• Jamaica
1 Jan 09
Thanks for your advice and happy new year to you also and i hope you live to see many more thanks.