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Asking Eric: My husband feels threatened by my work trips and wants me to stay home
This issue has become such a big problem that my husband has actually hinted that we separate as “we’re on completely different pages.”
Asking Eric: Man with relationship ‘baggage’ keeps spouse from going on business trips
You should be able to come and go as you please, particularly as a function of your job. But marriage is not a solo trip. Your husband has to decide if his skewed belief is worth sacrificing your union for. If he remains “my way or the highway” about this, then the answer is the highway.
Asking Eric: I love to travel for work, but my husband is too suspicious to let me
I’m a travel agent so I’ve always traveled to fun places for work. But my husband is too suspicious to allow me to travel alone any more. Our marriage is in trouble because of his
Asking Eric: Husband is threatened by wife’s work trips
Advice columnist R. Eric Thomas answers his readers’ questions in this September 20, 2024 edition of Asking Eric.
Asking Eric: Husband’s distrust over solo travel threatens marriage stability
You should be able to come and go as you please, particularly as a function of your job. But marriage is not a solo trip. Your husband has to decide if his skewed belief is worth sacrificing your union for. If he remains “my way or the highway” about this, then the answer is the highway.
Asking Eric: My husband thinks couples should never travel solo. I'm missing trips I'd love to take
My husband thinks husbands and wives shouldn’t travel separately unless absolutely necessary, that solo trips just open the door for all kinds of issues such as infidelity. (He’s speaking from personal experience.
Asking Eric: My husband doesn’t want me to travel and it’s becoming an issue in our marriage
You should be able to come and go as you please, particularly as a function of your job. But marriage is not a solo trip. Your husband has to decide if his skewed belief is worth sacrificing your union for. If he remains “my way or the highway” about this, then the answer is the highway.
Asking Eric: My husband doesn’t allow to me go on vacations with friends
In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is bothered that their husband doesn't allow them to go on vacations with friends.
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Asking Eric: I enjoyed solo travel before marriage
My husband thinks husbands and wives shouldn’t travel separately unless absolutely necessary, that solo trips just open the ...
MLive
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Asking Eric: Skip the concert with your partner and go with your friend instead
Either way, I can’t win because I really want to go with my friend, but I feel like it is not worth the conflict with my ...
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Asking Eric: ‘It’s a real turnoff to be around young adults who beg from you before they work for things’
I bought my jewelry with money I made from my career being paid 30 percent less than a man, and I’ll be darned if I hand a ...
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Asking Eric: Torn between partner and friend over conflicting concert plans
Dear Eric: My friend bought me tickets to a concert that I really was looking forward to. She bought these tickets to thank ...
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Asking Eric: Not looking forward to a concert a friend got tickets for
Dear Eric: My friend bought me tickets to a concert that I really was looking forward to. She bought these tickets to thank ...
Lehigh Valley Live
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Asking Eric: My husband calls me crazy and threatens to sell my car because I’m afraid of highway driving
I’m fine on city and residential streets, but when getting on highways I've started to have extreme fear and anxiety to the ...
MLive
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Asking Eric: Our nieces and nephews think they’re in our will, but they are not
I told my niece that my pearls would go back to my mom’s side of the family. She ran off to her grandma in tears.
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Asking Eric: Their grandma has these greedy girls convinced they’ll get my jewelry
If your impulse is to use sparkling language to set your nieces and nephews right, do it. They certainly don’t have any ...
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