Anonymous wrote:I’m 40, with two ES kids, married fairly young (24) and literally don’t know anyone who is divorced from our generation. I know of a few couples our parents age.
Do UMC people really divorce that often?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you don’t have kids before you marry, there’s no way to truly know how your spouse will be as a parent and as a partner once you have kids. Some people utterly fail as partners once kids are in the picture, not just because they don’t step up, but also because they have no interest in stepping up. If your spouse has made clear that they have no interest in being an equal partner, why prolong the inevitable?
The signs are there whether your partner would be a good parent. I think that people who really want kids refuse to see the signs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a very common time for men to cheat. Often but not always, couples completely neglect their intimate life and after years of it, men start thinking with their little brains.
No: that is a false/misleading depiction. The WIFE/MOM neglects their intimate life.
Anonymous wrote:If you don’t have kids before you marry, there’s no way to truly know how your spouse will be as a parent and as a partner once you have kids. Some people utterly fail as partners once kids are in the picture, not just because they don’t step up, but also because they have no interest in stepping up. If your spouse has made clear that they have no interest in being an equal partner, why prolong the inevitable?
Anonymous wrote:I was slammed into a door repeatedly in front of our child. Most women I know that left with young kids were abused mentally or physically. Had nothing to do with the kids.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m 40, with two ES kids, married fairly young (24) and literally don’t know anyone who is divorced from our generation. I know of a few couples our parents age.
Do UMC people really divorce that often?
Those happen more often at empty nest stage (the upper bracket incomes).
Anonymous wrote:I’m 40, with two ES kids, married fairly young (24) and literally don’t know anyone who is divorced from our generation. I know of a few couples our parents age.
Do UMC people really divorce that often?