Every aspect of our relationship is solid and wonderful except for this. One part leaves me cold: He says he needs paternity tests for all our kids. We've had many talks about parenthood and are mostly on the same page.
Should I Accede To My Husband's Demand For A Paternity Test For Any Child We Have? 'Your wife deserves to be in a loving, respectful relationship - and not stuck in whatever kind of sick game this is.' Read the rest of her answer. 'As much as I try to encourage married couples to work through thick and thin, honestly, I can't see how someone could come back from this,' she writes. Any suggestions?Īnnie Lane urges the letter writer to come clean to his wife and be prepared for his marriage to end. But I think I'm falling or have already fallen in love with my mother-in-law. If this should come out, it will wreck two families, and I don't want that. It's getting hard to not want to be with her all the time, instead of just a couple days a week. This affair has been going on for four years now. But my mother-in-law knows a thing or two more than her daughter in the bedroom. She is an incredibly attractive woman and still in her prime. We've been married eight years, and things are great between us. I'm a 34-year-old man with a superb wife.
Should I End My Four-Year Affair With My Mother-In-Law?
