Signs that your marriage is in trouble...

[Musical Paper Boy]

When all is not well in paradise, some people do the silent treatment and some like to scream their heads off...

I know there are plenty of married posters on here, do any of ye recognise some of these signs? These can obviously also be applied to most couples and not just the married ones...


The seven sure signs that your marriage is in trouble

1. Staying up late to watch TV alone

2. Reading with the light on while partner tries to sleep

3. Using cost as an excuse to avoid a date

4. Answering ‘nothing’ when asked ‘What’s the matter?’

5. Avoiding arguments because it’s too much effort

6. Feeling frustrated at partner’s work moaning rather than concerned

7. Avoiding being with each other

http://www.independent.ie/lifestyle...iage-is-in-trouble-2833429.html#ixzz1TOCtWIuN

 

[How bad boy]

0/7 so far.

Hang on, not married...yet.

 

[a honest mistake]

when she is shagging the milkman.

 

[RutlandStreet]

I do, they can all sort of just happen over time I suppose.

When I realised number 5 was happening all the time, I knew it was finished.

 

[Musical Paper Boy]

0/7 so far.

Hang on, not married...yet.

That'll be when you start to notice her change

 

[Persephone]

0/7

never go to bed on an argument.

 

[RutlandStreet]

0/7

never go to bed on an argument.

My philosophy always, but its pretty bad when you can't be bothered having the argument to begin with

 

[Musical Paper Boy]

I have to admit that I often do the silent treatment, not necessarirly ignoring, but just not bothering to get into an argument.

 

[RutlandStreet]

I have to admit that I often do the silent treatment, not necessarirly ignoring, but just not bothering to get into an argument.

You have to ask yourself the question though, is it really something that just isn't worth arguing over, or is it that you just don't care enough to be bothered?

The first one is kind of a good way to be, the second is not.

 

[How bad boy]

0/7

never go to bed on an argument.

Or, at least, never go to sleep on an argument.