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Posted by Arielle83
They sound like douchebags. Playing victim to get attention, putting down their wives and children, cheating etc. There's two sides to every story. She probably yells for a reason. The non-chalant and negative attitudes these ppl are probably apparent to the wives anyways.

Posted by Arielle83
Ya it's weird that they are bitching about their wives and family to a single woman. Like I said, douchebag. I'd be hell pissed if my husband was talking about our lives to some single female friend who I don't know. Our life is private and between us and if I started bitching about him to a single guy, he would really have it out with me. These guys you're talking about have no respect.

Posted by Arielle83
They stay in the marriage cuz the are cowards. They'd rather complain than fix it. Victims.

Posted by Arielle83
No, cases are unique. You described men who don't take action to make things better. It doesn't sound like they even want to make it work. If you bring in children to the relationship and whine on the sidelines to everyone else you're a weak man. The ones you described don't seem like stand up men.









Posted by FirstDecanTaurianWomen0428
So If everyone just settles for open relationship marriages then all our problems go away. Lol case closed..then I would be thinking how many different baby momma's you have and kids. There's no trust..Ill stay single and die alone.




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I had a friend few years ago who I could tell even after first meeting him he was in marriage of 10 years that I didn't think he was happy in. It was just the way he would talk to his spouse, there was no "care" there. He of course interacted to her with respect and I guess "civilty" but he spent more time at the business they owned than at home. But since I'm not married I figured I was imagining things.
But as the years passed in our friendship, these signs kept becoming more apparrent. It was none of my business but it just made me curious if this was how all marriages were. As time went on they spent less time with each other...he was either at his place of business or with his buddies. He even spent more time with their daughter than with his spouse. He would even make random comments on how she didn't share in the same interests that he wanted her to join him in on. In the end after 3 years of knowing him, I found out rumors that he possibly had cheated with a long time freind that they had known for 12 years.
They stayed together ironically...it wasn't until maybe another year or two later they finally split up.
I even have a current male friend who when I first met was also married 10 years and in the 5+ years I've known him every so often when he did talk about his wife (who i have met who isn't really someone i'd wanna befriend) it was always stuff that she did that he hated, but he has never once said anything nice or that he loved her. He even spends more time at his job and even works on overtime and has jokingly even said he does it in purpose so he won't have to deal with her or her yelling. He even jokingly says their kids (which he said he didn't want kids in the first place) how they are crazy and just annoying. I'd say he's hardly even home only to sleep and half of the weekend. Once I talked to him about something i can't remember and he made some random comment about how he would rather be home sleeping on his couch. I thought it was a weird comment. He's even asked me before if I wanted to hang out with him and his family (wife + kids).
I compare his comments to my other married male freinds and they eitehr don't talk ab out their spouses or they say all good things...so i find it weird.
So I sometimes wonder if he's bitching that much about her, why stay married?