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My ex-wife is behaving terribly. She has already given away the wedding dress my parents bought her and now she has sold the jewellery they gave her too. She keeps posting her tantrums on Facebook which my friend's wife then screen shots and sends to me. I told my ex that I want the money for the jewellery reimbursed to my parents. She went and blocked me so I can't contact her. It's bad enough that she has no respect for the money my parents spent on her, but sharing this stuff on Facebook is below the belt. Massi says, It must be very disheartening for you to see things that your parents bought being discarded and sold in this way. Rather than focusing on your ex-wife's actions and her social media posts, look now to your own future. Now I have noticed any time I come into the room when she is on her phone, she turns her phone over. My mum has been a widow for about five years, but I can't ever think it is appropriate for her to be getting friendly with another man. When I asked her who she was going with, she was really vague and said it was with friends I didn't know and she wouldn't give me any names. It is understandable that you are surprised to see changes in your mother's behaviour, but you have to allow her space to get on with her life. She has been alone for five years and if she is making new friends, male or female, you should be happy for her. Let her get on with her life without judgement and you may find your mother is more forthcoming with sharing details with you.

You are perfectly entitled to order whatever you like when you are out. Dear Massi, I have been married for two years and am now thinking about having a baby. Dear Massi, dear massi, My wife is only intimate with me when she wants something.

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Dear Massi, I have an ongoing problem. My husband is quite a bit older than me. People say things like 'Mashallah your daughter looks just like you. We even have a daughter who is 3, and when my husband collected her from creche, the staff thought he was the granddad. I keep telling him to dye his hair and wear jeans instead of shalwar kameez, but he won't have any of it.

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My wife works part-time and I work full-time. We both share the chores and it works for us. But my sister-in-law keeps causing trouble by making unnecessary remarks, like I should be ironing and not my wife. Massi Says, Every household has their own routine and their own unique way of managing the daily tasks. How you and your wife choose to delegate this should only concern you both. There may be a reason that your sister-in-law has decided to direct her focus on your marriage with such scrutiny, perhaps a deficit in her own relationship or even feeling lonely.

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Dear Massi, I would like to hear your opinion on this matter. There is a wedding coming up of the daughter of a family friend which I was looking forward to going to. We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. My Story: 'No-one ever asks how I am am or cares about what I want to do'. Those ads you do see are predominantly from local businesses promoting local services. My Story: Our son is embarrassed of us. Those ads you do see are predominantly from local businesses promoting local services. Dear Massi, My husband keeps complaining that being around me is too annoying for him while he has to work from home. When the bill came I thought it was only polite to let him pay as my potential future husband should be expected to buy me dinner, not the other way round. Dear Massi, I hate my engagement ring. Ordering two main courses is your choice, but expecting someone else to pay for that is presumptuous and unfair. My Story. They probably want the cash gifts to cover the cost of the event. Those ads you do see are predominantly from local businesses promoting local services.

Dear Massi, I went out with this girl I met at a recent event. I took her out for dinner, but before we had been given the dessert menu, she had already planned who was making our wedding cake and what theme suits us as a bride and groom.

My cousin was sat next to us. Dear Massi, I was at a wedding with my wife. Latest Images. My Story: 'I should not have married a second time'. It's bad enough that she has no respect for the money my parents spent on her, but sharing this stuff on Facebook is below the belt. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience — the local community. I rang up my friend to ask if I can be moved but she said her parents are looking after the seating and they are putting families all together. But I've noticed in the last two months, every time my mum invites us round, my wife suddenly develops a headache and doesn't go. Modal headline Close. My Story: Our son is embarrassed of us. She has been alone for five years and if she is making new friends, male or female, you should be happy for her. Dear Massi, Ever since my son got married and his wife moved in, my life has been nothing but stressful. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused. Dear Massi, My husband spat at my brother. Modal headline Close.