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I am unhappily married with children. I have been a stay at home mom/ housewife most of our marriage aside from the past 6 years of running a business with my husband. We have been to 2 different marriage counselors in the last year to no avail.
I want a divorce but would like to resume being a housewife. Are there any men interested in a stay at home wife? (that would treat her well and not as their property?)
You're burned out.
Get a job and leave the children with your parents or close friends.
Even a part time job is good.
Your husband needs to allow you to get out of the house and away from the kids once in a while.
Stand next to her and help with the dishes.....someone comments about "you depend on a man to live as you have no money" - what's wrong with that? Kids depend on parents....poor guys depend on rich wives...woman with no money depend on men with money............This whole "Independence" thing has been made to appear - like something wonderful....everyone is directly or indirectly dependent on another - it's not always about money....If I were a woman and had a kind husband...I would not resent being taken care of................In fact during my life I had woman with more money take care of me....in fact I am still dependent...and I don't care.
The easiest solution is for the husband to treat the stay home wife nicer. Everything else is more difficult/more of a hassle. Of course the wife should treat the husband nice too.
I love being a stay at home mom. However, if things between my husband and I didn't work out - I wouldn't be looking for a replacement - I'd be looking for a job and reasonable day care.
The easiest solution is for the husband to treat the stay home wife nicer. Everything else is more difficult/more of a hassle. Of course the wife should treat the husband nice too.
As long as both parties equally value the others contribution it is more workable. I know difficulties in my previous relationship with a life long college student came about when I felt as if I took care of everything financially.
As long as both parties equally value the others contribution it is more workable. I know difficulties in my previous relationship with a life long college student came about when I felt as if I took care of everything financially.
I mostly meant this towards couples who have kids. When you don't have kids, you can just end it and part ways.
But I do agree that both parties have to not only value, but LIKE the others contribution.
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