Family Forum / Marriage / Marriage / January 2006

I've been married for 3 months.  My husband occupies his time at home
by playing online computer games and looking at porn.  He either plays
the game or views porn from the time he comes home from work unti he
goes to bed.  He eats dinners that I cook for him, then he's back to

Tai wrote:

Is there such a thing?  If both partners were willing to enter into it and
there were good reasons for the same, can one sign a post-nuptial agreement
on what should happen to assets should they split up down the road?  Can a
court/judge override such an agreement down the road?

No signs of malignancy from the biopsy report with inconclusive
results.  My thyroid needs to be removed and it is then that they will
determine whether or not there is a malignancy. From there, they
determine the treatment.   I see a surgeon on Monday and find out more

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17552956-421,00.html
NEWS.com.au  
December 13, 2005
A FEMALE substitute teacher accused of having an affair with a teenage

Well, not really.  But there did seem to be a sudden shift in
his approach.  Up until now he's been talking mostly about
changing the way I think.  Trying to get me to stop over-
inflating the bad.  To stop personalizing it.

Okay, if I can't complain to my husband (which for the most part, I
pretty much don't complain about it him anymore), can I complain to
you?  If so, read on.  If not, stop here.  As I ate breakfast today and
opened the paper, the following was on the front page of the local

Thank you, I will.    But I wanted you to at least see this one (if you have
the courage to read it).

In article <54%wf.14645$ya4.722@trnddc03>,
"WhansaMi" <whansami@aol.com> wrote:

Shelia,

I was hoping La Mer's paint spill had created an eBay marketable item but,
sadly, it looks more like a fluffy white cloud than a potential religious
icon!
For small bandwidth friendly images than can be expanded:

For brides, it's more than a piece of paper
Millions of brides this year will learn that changing names is one area
where digital-age technology has yet to yield greater convenience.
at http://www.washtimes.com/business/20060109-112401-8702r.htm

HEY!  I got a Christmas card today :-)  It's my first one for Christmas
of 2006!  I just tried explaining to my husband the history of why I
got the card, starting with the thread where I stated something about
the religious nature of his sister in law's Christmas card.  He

well i have been married for 9 years now.  my wife and i have had our
ups and downs, infidelity on my part.  i have been faithful since we
agreed to stick it out.  right now we are experiencing a lull in our
sexual life.  her health hasn't been the best since about 1999, she has