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Tyna
Just Said Yes May 2015

Is its ok to allow your husband to stay out all night

Tyna, on January 15, 2022 at 9:58 AM Posted in Family and Relationships 0 5
Questions I have been married to my husband for 5 years going 6 years.Been together for 11 years, but we have been battling with some relationship problems. One is trust, communication, understanding and affection. One of our recent augment is not allowing him having friend sand he feel like that him not being social is because of me not allowing him to be out or Hangouts with his friends. Which is not true, he have a friend I just think that the type of people's he hang with I don't trust and especially the thing that they being doing as dog women out and I don't even know them. I feel if you are married there are thing should be respected to your marriage especially. I will be if he goes for game night or hanging out with his friends at their house for a minimum hours but not all night until the morning. Something I don't accept if his friends invited him somewhere late and he getting out the house at 11pm and coming home around 5 am while your wife and children is home sleeping I don't think it's ok. Clubving with his home boy after work and I barely don't see him because he works a 13 hours shift every day and barely have time for our relationships when he home he sleeping if I want to do something with him he tells him that he don't have time for me and h tired and I wok less hours than him but I have to come home take care of our two small kids the house and going to college full time but I still want to make time for him but he telling me his wok labor is harder than mines that why I have all this energy but you about going out with your friend late night I don't know what to do should I allow him

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Latest activity by Shannon, on January 16, 2022 at 9:40 AM
  • Sarah
    Master September 2019
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    I don’t think marriages should ever be about what one person allows or doesn’t allow the other to do. It should be an agreed upon compromise that forms between both people. You shouldn’t be telling him he can’t do this or can’t do that, but he should be understanding of your needs both in your relationship and in your joint effort of raising a family. I would highly suggest marriage counseling as it sounds like a huge issue between you and your husband is communication.
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  • Tyna
    Just Said Yes May 2015
    Tyna ·
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    I totally agree.
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  • Cece
    Rockstar October 2023
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    I second the suggestion for marriage counseling. It sounds like there is a breakdown in communication. It could be that your communicating styles are so different from one another, that you are not truly hearing each other or openly receiving what the other is saying. It sounds like there is a lot of frustration and defensiveness on both sides. Marriage counselors can help you find the root of these problems and give you tools to effectively communicate with one another to work through the issues.
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  • Nicole
    Master September 2020
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    Definitely look into counseling. I left my husband at the bar the other night because he wanted to stay later than I did. There was never an issue on whether he was allowed to or not, but we also don’t have trust and communication issues to work through. If I asked him to come home with me, he would have. I think an impartial, professionally trained person would help you two really get to the root of the problems and would help you with tools to open up communication.
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  • Shannon
    Super July 2022
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    No. It’s not okay for your husband to stay out all night. He has a wife and kids and is acting like he is single. Not okay at all.
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