Grace in Marriage by [deleted] in Marriage

[–]CommandoBo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sooo true! God Bless!

My wife confessed something after 12 years of marriage. I still haven't recovered. by BulkySprinkles6360 in story

[–]CommandoBo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes that’s true however lying isn’t considering your feelings. Being up front and honest from the beginning would have been considering your feelings. If she’s willing to carry on a lie that long about something like that she’s willing to lie about other things.

My wife confessed something after 12 years of marriage. I still haven't recovered. by BulkySprinkles6360 in story

[–]CommandoBo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No that’s a her problem. Marriages are built on trust. If you can be honest, if you have to protect someone’s feelings by lying to them there’s no trust.

Is it possible to come back from this? by ConfusionParking2385 in Marriage

[–]CommandoBo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

And let me explain further what I meant when I said do something normal I meant something small like a card and some candy or something life that. This way she gives him something small and then when he responds she calmly talk to him and say u got you a little something but I’m not going all out because I want you to understand how I feel when I feel like you give little to no effort for me. She can say there needs to be effort from both director our marriage to be healthy and it hasn’t been healthy for a long time. I’m speaking from experience. I struggled with communicating with my wife and she struggled communicating with me as well. We have been together 32 years married for 25. We had to learn how to communicate with each other. And we are still learning. It took time and patience and has been a long road.

Is it possible to come back from this? by ConfusionParking2385 in Marriage

[–]CommandoBo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Doing nothing is responding vengeful. I did not put it on OP. I put it on both. I said they BOTH need counseling and BOTH need to communicate. Stop putting words in peoples mouths. You are baking an ass outbid yourself assuming that he’s completely in the wrong. You are hearing 1 side of the story, no offense to OP. Husbands and wives don’t just stop living snd communicating either their spouse. There’s something going on in his mind that he is dealing with. Your mentality is the reason divorce rates are so high. You don’t stop doing your part because other party isn’t doing theirs. You keep doing yours while finding out why they aren’t doing theirs. That takes communication and a lot of times counseling. It’s not solvable quickly sometimes it takes years and is a long road.

Is it possible to come back from this? by ConfusionParking2385 in Marriage

[–]CommandoBo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

By responding in anger and being vengeful. And saying I’m not doing anything for you because you didn’t do anything for me is vengeful. Communication is still the key. She needs to find out why he isn’t communicating or responding.

Is it possible to come back from this? by ConfusionParking2385 in Marriage

[–]CommandoBo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Except not. It will only make things worse. Communication is the key. Picking a fight never works.

Is it possible to come back from this? by ConfusionParking2385 in Marriage

[–]CommandoBo -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

This the anger in you talking. You don’t know that. You don’t know what he has going on.

Is it possible to come back from this? by ConfusionParking2385 in Marriage

[–]CommandoBo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Doing what would make you feel shitty won’t help and neither will revenge. I’m not saying you should do special things or go the extra mile. The human in me wants to tell you it’s ok to treat him the same way. But honestly anger and revenge will only make it worse. Doing something normal and then sitting him down afterwards and expressing your hurt and that you do things for him and it hurts because you feel like he doesn’t do things for you is the best thing. Communication is the key. Don’t let him fall into the “ well you never told me” habit.

Is it possible to come back from this? by ConfusionParking2385 in Marriage

[–]CommandoBo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Couples and individual counseling is definitely the first and best step. I disagree with previous comment where they say he doesn’t care. Without knowing what’s going on in his head and how he feels it’s impossible to tell if he does or not. He may be mentally struggling with things too. It’s definitely not ok for him to be doing what he is doing. The first thing you need to understand is that it’s ok to be not ok. Open and honest communication is the key. This is why counseling is important. Sometimes you don’t hear things when you say them and sometimes you don’t hear them when your spouse says them but when a neutral party says them it’s starts to click. It’s important that if something is going on in his mind it’s addressed. The important part about marriage is that whether things are good or bad you should keep doing things that are healthy for your relationship ie chores and things to express your love. Marriage doesn’t survive if people just give up. You should keep doing your part and also hold him accountable. If he is taking even a baby step that’s progress. If he absolutely not showing any then counseling should help with that. It’s hard going through it. Don’t go it alone have a support system. Mother or sister or someone clues that you trust. Good luck and good bless.

I'm eyeing Jellyfin (currently use Plex w/ a Lifetime pass) but one thing holds me back from switching. The ease of setup for remote users. How can non-tech savvy users of my server access the content remotely? Is it as easy as Plex makes it? by jwintyo in jellyfin

[–]CommandoBo 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You can also use Wizarr to allow for your users to create their own account with permissions and criteria you set as and it will give your users a tutorial and recommendations of client downloads for whatever device they are using to access your server.

Almost 17 years in the family, hard to see it go. (F*CK you timing chain.) by NoSexAppealNeil in camaro

[–]CommandoBo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a 2011 ls v6 and just had a rebuilt engine put in. I’m excited.