We have kids so in retrospect he doesn't want divorce.
Asked by Anonymous at 10:45 AM on Mar. 26, 2010 in Relationships
Answer by ThrivingMom at 11:00 AM on Mar. 26, 2010
That wouldn't happen. We both agreed in the beginning that you don't use the word unless you plan on following through. To us it is disrespectful to use it as a empty threat/scare tactic.
Answer by anetrnlov at 10:46 AM on Mar. 26, 2010
Answer by admckenzie at 10:50 AM on Mar. 26, 2010
Answer by Anonymous at 10:51 AM on Mar. 26, 2010
Answer by rlhall1980 at 10:52 AM on Mar. 26, 2010
Answer by ThrivingMom at 11:01 AM on Mar. 26, 2010
I'd tell him that if says he wants one, he'll get one. Tell him that "Divorce" isn't a word that you want just tossed around in your marriage. Tell him that if he says it again, you're going to automatically assume that he means it, and will give him what he wants. Telling your spouse that you want a divorce doesn't win arguments, it helps to end marriages.
Answer by -xoxo- at 11:06 AM on Mar. 26, 2010
Answer by Anonymous at 11:11 AM on Mar. 26, 2010
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