Thread: Am I wrong for being this way??

I have known lots of couples who got married when they were extremely young and though for the most part they end up ok, at some point one or both end up going through some kind of mid-life crisis. It's like they want to sow all the wild oats they didn't get a chance to before they got married but they still want to have the security of a wife at home. I call it the "cake and eat it syndrome"
I think your husband just want to feel like he's still "got it" that he's still attractive and charming.
I know because I act this way also, I flirt a little and I don't mind hearing a man besides my boyfriend tell me that I am pretty. Especially since the last time he gave me a compliment was a few years ago.
If you still really love him, talk to him before the anger becomes resentment like in my relationship. If you love him, tell him you love him, tell him what you love about him and that it hurts you when he does things like what he is doing because of how it makes you feel. TRUST is the foundation of any good relationship. If you don't have trust... it's going to be a long hard road for you and I hope you won't have to go through that. Good luck and God bless.

I agree with hopeless dork, my spidey sense is tingling, if he was truely interested in them as friends, he would include you with meeting with these "friends" so THEY wouldn't get the wrong impression and know he's only interested in freindship. What anger's me is that his issues have now become your responsibility. If he's not happy he should just come out and say it! Why do we need to make all the tough decisions??