A woman writes Dear Abby about her boyfriend who refuses to marry her.
I have been with my man for seven years and I keep asking him when we’re getting married. He said we would -- “someday.” Then COVID came along. Now he says after the pandemic is completely over. He has admitted he’s scared to get married again because he doesn’t want to be hurt like he was when his ex cheated on him. I told him I’m not like her. He says he knows that, and I’m the kindest, sweetest woman he’s ever met.
I love this man with all my heart. We get along fine. I have my wedding dress and shoes. I’m tired of his excuses. I’m almost ready to say the heck with it and sell my dress and shoes. Should I? Please give me some advice. --The COVID problem, with the many variants that keep cropping up, is likely to be with us for the foreseeable future. Tell your reluctant bridegroom you love him, but seven years is enough time for him to decide whether he wants to be married to you.
If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Dear Abby: Boyfriend of seven years says ‘someday’ when asked about marriageI have my wedding dress and shoes. I’m tired of his excuses.
Les mer »
Dear Abby: Stay out of the line of fire from fiancé’s disapproving kidsDear Abby suggests there is nothing a writer can do to change the attitudes of her fiancé's disapproving adult children. You should, however, stay out of the line of fire.
Les mer »
Dear Abby: How can I get an over-affectionate other woman to stop hugging my husband?Dear Abby: It bothers me that everytime we seen this other (married) woman she hugs my husband. What's your advice?
Les mer »
Dear Abby: Nephew’s abusive, manipulative behavior is hobbling our collective parenting effortDear Abby: My nephew's father was physically and emotionally abusive. That's why he and his mother live with us. But now we are seeing similar characteristics in my nephew’s behavior toward our daughters.
Les mer »
Dear Abby: Daughters are learning how to misbehave from older cousinThe son of an abusive father, he’s manipulative and a little “overly familiar” toward my eldest daughter.
Les mer »
Dear Abby: Son who rents property from parents says ‘landlords’ shouldn’t take broken lease personallyThe ironic thing is, if we approached this only as landlords, we would evict them immediately.
Les mer »