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From Anonymous,
My friend has become a total embarrassment. Last week she blabbed to everyone that I was pregnant with my very new boyfriend; the gossip about me is rife, and most of what I’ve heard isn’t even true.Two weeks before that at a big 30th party she got really drunk, threw herself at all the lads before she unashamedly falling asleep on the bar. This sort of behaviour has become a regular occurrence, especially since she split with her long term boyfriend. She has been a good friend of mine over the past years, and I feel sorry that she spilt with her boyfriend but her antics are really bugging me and I don’t know how I can stop her without breaking our friendship.
Agony Aunt:
I understand you wanting to sort your friend out. You are been tormented by gossip and bad nights while she is getting away scot free. I suggest you and maybe another of your female friends bring her for a meal or some quiet drinks and talk to her about her behaviour and how upsetting it is for you. Tell her that as her friends you will listen to her problems, she may want to talk about her break-up, this could be the cause of her irrational behaviour.
How do I tell him?
My husband and I had been trying for a baby for the last year, he is really keen to start a family…but I am not. I didn’t want to crush his dreams for us so I went along with it.
A few weeks ago I found out I was pregnant and I’m in despair, I haven’t told my husband yet but I’m just not ready yet to have a child. I love him and don’t want to hurt his feelings. This should be the happiest time for us but it’s turning into a nightmare for me. What can I do??
Agony Aunt:
I understand that this can be a very emotive time for any woman; I think you should sit down with your husband and talk things through, hiding your troubles won’t make your woes disappear. There is family planning advice available to both of you out there, so maybe take advantage of it and try and make this a joyous and happy time for both of you.
Agony Aunt
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He's not cheating....
"I've recently suspected my husband was cheating because he had a lot of late nights at work. He had been acting really weird for so long....so I confronted him about it. It turned out that he was saving for our summer holidays and actually had been working overtime....
He is very upset with me now and feels that the trust in our marriage has been broken. Can anyone help me, I don't know what to do?"
Agony Aunt:
I can understand him being upset as he has been accused of something he didn't do. You need to sit down and talk to him and tell him how much you love and trust him. Explain that you thought that he was being secretive and maybe he should be more open about things in the future. You should both try to put it behind you and have a fantastic holiday.
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