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June 1st, 2006 05:31 AM #11
sorry to hear that, missZ....
give him time if that's what he wants.
naalala ko sabe ng mom ko ... bago daw sila ikasal ng dad ko... kabadong kabado sila... di sila pareho nakatulog, parang di na raw nila gusto ikasal... they didnt know that the feeling was mutual until after the wedding.
ganun daw pala yun. wish you courage sa situation mo right now.
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June 1st, 2006 05:31 AM #12
Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto
I can relate. especially this one:
-The fear of her having two sides like a coin. While engaged, she's an angel. After the wedding, she transforms into a female tyrant.
sorry *missZ for this OT reply. cant help reacting to sir *Jun aka Pekto's words. like him I'm entering this phase na din. recently, i feel like i'm being held back. right now, i'm particularly sensitive on wife control schemes na directed towards us husbands.
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June 1st, 2006 05:34 AM #13
if this is a prank then i don't know any girl who would find it funny. i hope he has more sense than that.
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June 1st, 2006 05:35 AM #14
Originally Posted by oldblue
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June 1st, 2006 05:37 AM #15
Huh?! I thought you were married na, ms. z?
I've seen countless similar situations and the cold feet was not just limited to men (majority though, tayong mga lalake).
IMHO, it is basically the sudden realization that marraige involves certain responsibilities. You can count yourself lucky that he was suddenly courageous enough to acknowledge that he could not perform these responsibilities.
Mind you, these responsibilities are not just financial. To include another person in your life means numerous compromises to your quality of life that you never had to make or consider before. As a trivial example, the ubiquitous leaving the toilet seat down. Of course, ako palaging "Yes darling..."The compromises increase even more when you have children.
That's what true love is, the desire to give a better life to someone else...the question in your situation now is, is he willing to do all that is required to give that to you? A trivial example from my life: I give up clubbing every night (weekends nalang), minsan nalang she does her highly therapeutic shopping (nakow, naatake ako noong bf/gf lang kami sa mga gastos nya, even if its her own money)
I guess you just have to find out what certain responsibilities your man is afraid of. This is no easy task as this isn't something you ask straight out. This is more of something you discover through observation... what are his pet peeves, what he doesn't like about his parents, what are things he absolutely must have, what thing do you not have in common, etc. (Not to discourage you, but I have a friend who absolutely could not give up other women, fafable kasi sya e)
Related to your finding out is, have you both discussed what either of your general responsibilities would be in marraige? I believe ayos na ayos kami ni misis cuz we set up some strict general guidelines before we got married. For example: I know of 1 couple in the US where naging houseband si hubby kasi their agreement was breadwinner yung kung sinong mas mataas ang sweldo.
Yung problema lang e, he wants space...hmm. If I were you, try finding and talking it out as mentioned above. But if he really wants his space, I wouldn't dwell on it na... kung ayaw nya e di wag. Hard to do, but not impossible. If he wants space, give it not just to him but yourself as well.
It is my experience also na pag sabi ng guy na "I love you but I need some space..." e it really means "You know, you're still hot but..."
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June 1st, 2006 05:41 AM #16
Wahehe, akala ko magiging post no. 2 ako, sa dami ng sinabi ko naging post no. 15.
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June 1st, 2006 05:51 AM #17
Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto
One thing I'm sure of though, we made it a point never to go to sleep without talking it over and making up some rules to keep the problem from recurring. Naks parang Quality Management...
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June 1st, 2006 05:55 AM #18
sorry to hear that missZ. Seems to me that it isnt "cold feet," could be a "change of heart"
amf, nag test drive lang pala. sana sinabi mo "no cooling off period"j/k, just trying to make you smile...ehehe
and yes, you deserve someone better *cough gwapito69 cough*
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June 1st, 2006 05:59 AM #19
tsaka, buti na nga yun kasi you already knew it sa simula pa lang.... E pano kung kasal na kayo, e di mas mahirap tanggapin, di ba? you should be somehow grateful na sinabi nya yun.
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June 1st, 2006 06:13 AM #20
Originally Posted by margaux
ma'm nagpapakatotoo naman kami kaya lang talaga matindi mga girls/wives magpaikot. unbearable na * times.
i'll cite a recent experience:
recently, napapadalas sa gym si Diana Zubiri. my wife excitedly told me: "hoy, nakita mo ba si diana zubiri? ayan o. ang ***y ***y no! talaga! hmmpfff kunwari ka pa di mo nakita eh pagpasok pa lang natin dun na nakatutok mata mo"
then 2 days later sa gym ulit. my wife got out of the locker and approached me sa treadmill. "kasabay ko si diana kanina sa locker. nagbihis din sya and lahat kami kahit mga matatanda napatingin. grabe pala talaga, lahat ng mga lalaki ma-aatract sa kanya. we saw her with bra and panties lang, and lahat ng parte ng katawan nya ***y talaga! voluptous body! " sagot na lang ako: "ah ganun ba"
then just about 2 days ago "oh bakit nandyan ka pa (pointing to the treadmill), kala ko ba kanina pagod ka na at tinatamad ka mag-gym." then she looked at my front. "kaya naman pala eh, may pang-motivate ka" diana zubiri is in front of me. "o sige aalis na ako, enjoy!" pero nakasimangot. then nagkita kami after ng gym, nakasimangot hanggang sa pag-uwi.
wtf! nagawan na kagad ako ng istorya and to think this diana zubiri person doesn't even know we exist or even fighting coz of her.
i really cant understand women or wives.
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