[quote] Although, the WW is not a disobedient child, she acts like one. She would compete with any rebellious teenager. Just as a wayward teenager must learn to respect boundaries or suffer the consequences, so should the wayward wife. The H must have strict boundaries, and enforce them when they are dishonored. Without consequences, his boundaries are ineffective.
You know Sandi, this afternoon was the first time I really did this and it felt good. She took S to the lake yesterday. He had a great time. I get him today, he's beet red on his face and back. She warned me he was red, but I did NOT expect this (esp his back). She had him out for 2 hours, and he's fair skinned like me. She put some dollar store quality SPF 30 on him (she says). I told her this was unacceptable, to get some sunblock on him, and to make sure his teachers at camp know to do the same. She didn't argue, she just said ok. This is something the woman I love would NEVER allow to happen. More signs.....
Me: 35 W: 32 S: 4 T: 6 M: 4 Physical Separation official: 5/21 Currently: DR/DBing, Focusing on me and son
Cheating on a good person is like throwing away a diamond and picking up a rock.
