- futremrswhite17
- 4 years ago
- Wedding: October 2017
IDK.
IDK.
More than that, but he’s been doing it for 12 years, you said so in the subject line. I’d cut my losses and say goodbye. You’d be better off…
Why would you want to marry someone who is a habitual liar? He’s not going to change. Even if he seeks counseling…how do you know he’ll be going? Plus he would need to recognize his error of ways and make that change on his own not you telling him he needs to go. I had an ex bf that lied about everything. I couldn’t stand it and that’s why the relationship didn’t last. If you marry him, then be well prepared for the ride he will be taking you on for the rest of your life.
I would break up with him if I were you… 12 years is TOO LONG! Honest relationships are worth than the bs
Please tell me that you have left this guy.
Hi,
I am sorry to hear about your husband, my suggest that if you are not a God fearing woman, consider the creator of marriage. Jesus Christ, PRAY. I will be praying for you that you receive Godly wisdom on what to do. I am literally just listening to a vido on you tube about the attacks on marriage. Consider yourself as well. Are you in need of changing yourself so that your husband can open up to you. FIREPROOF, is a grea movie, pleaase watch it. WAR ROOM is another, take your mind of the problem and be wise, do not post your business online, most people sincerely do not care, can not help and will give you frivolous advice. Somethings are not clean cut or black and white. We do not know the FULL picture, only your side.
Praying that the peace of God overtake you and your husbband and bring you all together.
Your advice to someone whose husband constantly cheats on her is to watch some youtube?
Cool.
The way you’re describing him he sounds like a sociopath. You’re hiding your head in the sand. He isn’t going to change.
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