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ergo, to find out if your wife might leave you, asking her outright in this way would only create an environment of fear and mistrust, and it is quite unmanly.
Better would be to ask the question:
“what would it take for you to consider leaving me?” (or, more positively)
“what would make you feel happier in our marriage?”
The ensuing discussion has to be reconciled to what you are both willing and unwilling to compromise on. You should know what your own values are, and be prepared to justify those appropriate to their objective worth (compared to other values).
If I can get a little philosophical about this for a moment…
It’s worth noting that some things that you value, and some of your “rights” have to be given up in order to attain a greater good. Unfulfilled dreams are a source of great upset in a marriage, so it’s important to know WHY you (or your spouse) have given up those dreams, and what has replaced them.
And you need to know the ultimate value of marriage: why marriage itself is a training ground that is second-to-none for the rewards it offers: why marriage can more easily provide happiness than any of our other desires and dreams.
Humans were created for relationship. The family is a valuable God-given community in which
Interview with a 40 year old Cougar
Older Women Dating Younger Men – A Success Story
Tips on How to Date an Older Man with Children
How to Pick up a Cougar or Older Female
5 Must-Haves for a Good Boyfriend
Telltale Signs of a Douchebag
Are You ACTUALLY Ready For Love?
Is Chemistry Your Worst Subject?
ergo, to find out if your wife might leave you, asking her outright in this way would only create an environment of fear and mistrust, and it is quite unmanly.
Better would be to ask the question:
“what would it take for you to consider leaving me?” (or, more positively)
“what would make you feel happier in our marriage?”
The ensuing discussion has to be reconciled to what you are both willing and unwilling to compromise on. You should know what your own values are, and be prepared to justify those appropriate to their objective worth (compared to other values).
If I can get a little philosophical about this for a moment…
It’s worth noting that some things that you value, and some of your “rights” have to be given up in order to attain a greater good. Unfulfilled dreams are a source of great upset in a marriage, so it’s important to know WHY you (or your spouse) have given up those dreams, and what has replaced them.
And you need to know the ultimate value of marriage: why marriage itself is a training ground that is second-to-none for the rewards it offers: why marriage can more easily provide happiness than any of our other desires and dreams.
Humans were created for relationship. The family is a valuable God-given community in which