My wife doesn't understand that I need to work long hours to support our family, yet she complains about not having enough money. 
Answered by: Brett Williams
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I feel alienated from my spouse. He spends more time with his family than he does with me. I feel like I am married to his whole family. Any ideas on how I can get my spouse back? 
Answered by: Dr. Kevin Skinner
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My spouse is addicted to prescription medication. His personality has changing. I don't know what to do or say to him. I am afraid he is going to lose his job. Is there something I can do to help him? 
Answered by: Ilene Dillon
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My husband and I have been arguing all the time for the past few months, it's seems that we can't agree on anything and everything gets on our nerves. We have been married for almost 2 years and we have a little girl that will be turning a year old next week and we just purchase a new house. I don't know what else to do but I can’t continue like this. Thanks  
Answered by: Dr. Nathan Cobb
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My wife and I are are becoming a little stale in our relationship. You know everyday life stuff. Is there something we can do special to rekindle what we had? 
Answered by: Brett Williams
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My spouse asked a question on this site yesterday about our relationship. He said that he feels hopeless. I too am feeling hopeless. I listened to the answer your expert provided and realized that we are both to blame. He said, "I am starting to lose hope that we can resolve our differences," to which I agree. We are both losing hope. What he didn't say is that he has been staying at work rather than coming home. He makes me feel like he doesn't care when he does that. I get the idea that he feels like I don't love him, but I don't think he loves me. I am glad that he reached out first, I wondered if he really cared. I often wonder why this is so hard. Why we are both acting so immature? We really do argue about stupid things, just like me husband indicated. My question is this, "How can I get over the fact that I don't feel like he cares anymore?" I also need to learn how to stop re-acting to his lack of attention. I know I get angry which pushes him away, but I don't know how else to respond when he acts like he doesn't care. Thanks in advance to your team of great experts at MyExpertSolution. 
Answered by: Patricia Fidurski
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My wife and I have been arguing and fighting over seemingly stupid things. I am tired of all of the fighting but don't know how to stop the battle. I don't feel like my wife cares about me anymore and I am starting to lose hope that we can resolve our differences. Is it possible to save our marriage?  
Answered by: Patricia Fidurski
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My husband and I have been married about a year. I came to the marriage with three kids; he has one. At family holidays and events, his mother and sister invite him, his ex-wife and son but do not invite me and my kids. My husband goes because he wants his son to have a relationship with his family and their attitude is she's the mother of their grandchild/nephew and I'm not. I thought this situation would get better over time but so far I just feel rejected and frustrated. What should I do? 
Answered by: Ilene Dillon
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After 10 years of marriage I am going through a divorce. After lots of counseling I know I am doing the right thing because the marriage was not a healthy one. I still feel very sad and sometimes find myself wishing I could put my head on my husband's shoulder to help me through the divorce - even though I no longer want to be married. Is this normal? 
Answered by: Ilene Dillon
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My wife just found out that I have been viewing pornography for the past six years of our marriage. She is furious. I feel bad, but I don't understand why she is so upset. She hasn't been sexually open to new things and I have felt that she didn't care if I took care of things myself. I don't know how to respond to her. I actually enjoy viewing pornography, but I don't want to ruin my relationship with my wife. She told me that my viewing pornography is like cheating on her. I don't get that at all. How could viewing pornography be like cheating? Is there something that I can do to help her calm down? The other question I have is about stopping pornography. I only view once or twice a week when she isn't around. I am not sure I want to stop, but I don't want a divorce either. Please advise. 
Answered by: Geoff Steurer
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