Relative set out to get herself pregnant by a serviceman to escape living under parents house/rules

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What did she do to you?

I am the only one in the family who can see through her B.S.

So, in other words, she did not do anything to you. You just like to judge her (and ascribe magical powers to her apparently, since you think she is capable of forcing a man to have unprotected sex with her and to marry her). Frankly, it sounds like she made some bad choices when she was younger in an attempt to escape controlling family. He made some bad choices, too. Unsurprisingly, the marriage that resulted from these bad choices didn't last. In what world is this your problem?

The outrage over the family support is probably just the latest in a long string of outrages that amount to little more than jealousy.

[Anonymous]

I a military spouse, and hear "servicemember" all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Give it time, but karma will even things out.

There are many many women who trap men into a marriage.

Who are vastly outnumbered by women never given the option of marriage.

OP, if you're not an immediate family member, for gawd's sake, MYOB!

No matter what position you take, you'll lose in the long run when everybody in your family makes up.

Just sit back and watch, safely removed from the turmoil -- and don't judge because you'll get your own immediate family drama soon enough. What comes around, goes around.

[Anonymous]

Her parents should have treated her better. Shame on them. Your children should never feel like they need to escape you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did he look like Richard Gere? I think I saw this movie.

I would have his baby.

[Anonymous]

She forced someone to marry her? Like blackmailed or something? Oh my

[Anonymous]

When I read "serviceman," I thought cable guy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I a military spouse, and hear "servicemember" all the time.

+1

I'm from a military family, SO was military. I hear this term used generically to mean active duty military without referencing a specific branch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Her parents should have treated her better. Shame on them. Your children should never feel like they need to escape you.

This.

I know many young men and women who enlisted to get away from overbearing parents. It may be that her XH did the same thing himself a few years earlier.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Her parents should have treated her better. Shame on them. Your children should never feel like they need to escape you.

This.

I know many young men and women who enlisted to get away from overbearing parents. It may be that her XH did the same thing himself a few years earlier.

I think I missed where OP said she needed to "escape" her parents.

Could you point that out to me?


I did read where she didn't want to follow the household rules so she did what she thought was an easy out a lot different from escaping.

Know many teens that once they turn 18 think that means they can do whatever they like and when they find out they can't get pregnant or join the military.

Only victims here are the babies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I a military spouse, and hear "servicemember" all the time.

I think "servicemember" is different than "serviceman"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I a military spouse, and hear "servicemember" all the time.

I think "servicemember" is different than "serviceman"

+1

I'm a female military vet; I would immediately recognize "servicemember" but I thought "serviceman" meant someone who comes to the house to repair appliances.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What did she do to you?

I am the only one in the family who can see through her B.S.

So? Is she receiving help that you aren't, and you're envious? Are you worried about elderly relatives being taken advantage of on ways they can't afford? What exactly is the issue here, OP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I a military spouse, and hear "servicemember" all the time.

I think "servicemember" is different than "serviceman"

+1

I'm a female military vet; I would immediately recognize "servicemember" but I thought "serviceman" meant someone who comes to the house to repair appliances.

PP military spouse - usually I hear it like "servicemen and women". Still odd, but the phrase is out there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Give it time, but karma will even things out.

There are many many women who trap men into a marriage.

Why don't men wrap it up? I don't understand t this...