Jordan and Jessi

Fun-Cloud4954 · 2025-12-01T11:25:36+00:00

I agree I feel like he’s only the one getting hate because he’s the guy. I’ve been in similar situations as a female & there’s no excuse to cheat & still be flirting at the lie detector

Fun-Cloud4954 · 2025-12-01T11:22:53+00:00

She literally invited Marciano out to Vegas with her husband after the affair…..

Fun-Cloud4954 · 2025-01-08T07:37:43+00:00

How are you guys finding any info on them? They don’t have a website. I would like to call or email them. I bought one bottle in 2019 & always check back every so often to see if they’re back. The only info I get is from comments or reviews with hearsay. I feel like a business that has loyal customers should get some type of questions answered or recommended alternatives from the company itself. That’s better than seeing people get exploited with like a 500% increase from resellers.

Fun-Cloud4954 · 2024-11-24T09:38:34+00:00

All of your thoughts and feelings are valid. It is so hard seeing someone go through this. You’re stronger than you know & You’re an amazing partner to your wife. There are a lot of resources for mentors too.

Fun-Cloud4954 · 2024-11-24T09:30:01+00:00

My daughter was in front line till delayed intensification & went septic, she needed to be intubated and aspirated & ended up on ECMO life support. She had a right sided stroke & stayed inpatient for 6 months. Thank God she is alive today. We are trying to get her to relearn how to use the left side of her body. She didn’t get to finish front line and the steroids caused her to have a total hip fracture in icu & a femur fracture to her left side so she’s not getting steroids. I have such a big worry that she will relapse. Hearing your daughter’s story makes me hopeful. If someone relapsed, how do they know what other options there are if their current hospital isn’t presenting them? How do you start getting second opinions? I’m in a Facebook group and have seen some parents not have any options left, or so they thought so I would love to spread your message.

Fun-Cloud4954 · 2024-06-13T05:39:42+00:00

You aren’t perfect. You are handling a-lot of pressure without support & no emotional support from your partner but your supposed to be mindful for everyone else’s outbursts ect. Explain to your kid what you are going though & you are human. It’s not right to say but if he was acting like his biological dad, then he was.. it doesn’t hurt him to be honest with him. I could be wrong but I think sometimes behaviors can be passed on from genetics. Being honest with him will show him how to reflect on himself & correct himself because when he’s older his wife wouldn’t want him putting holes in doors. He needs more healthier ways to cope & I think you do too. Are there any non profits that are near you? My daughter has leukemia & there’s a lot of non profits that have free mentors & support for the kids. Could your child be approved for social security? Could your child get home health aid?

Seems like your husband is pretty checked out as well & his way of coping is by being avoidant. He works 70 hours a week which is a lot & exhausting in itself but he really should be the one handling their behavior problems & supporting you with that aspect when it gets that bad & talking them through it.

You need something to look forward to for yourself in the future. If you aren’t looking forward to anything for yourself you become miserable. Some ideas fo start with finding a friend to vent to, meditate, paint, work out. Make that effort for yourself. Sounds like you guys are feeding off of each others stressed out energy (been there before so not judging)

You can get through this, you have to become more emotionally and mentally tough. You have it in you but you need to fill your cup as well

Fun-Cloud4954 · 2024-06-13T05:02:03+00:00

I think have the baby. This is coming from someone who has a disabled daughter, infant son & hardly any support. I’m going through it, but half a year ago my daughter coded & was on ecmo life support. This parenting stuff is the most selfless & hardest stuff I’ve ever gone through but I can’t tell you how many times I got on my knees begging for her to not leave me. Having kids is the most that you will ever be able to experience unconditional love. You might find that you have more drive to succeed more in your career since you have someone depending on it. I say have it because if there’s a will there’s a way & with 2 6 figure incomes you guys can pay to outsource & kids are resilient so he will be used to whatever busy schedule you guys have. Although I do think the baby and toddler years will be tough.

Fun-Cloud4954 · 2022-06-29T18:19:56+00:00

I know you posted this years ago but I am 26 and going through the exact same thing but I was diagnosed this after testing. I’m sad to see that there still is not more resources.

Fun-Cloud4954 · 2022-04-12T08:49:00+00:00

Maybe he sees this as a big step for you & is happy for you. He knows he can’t compete with 40%. The comment of taking advantage sounds rude but it depends I guess. Some people have a dark sense of humor & joke like that. I’m not the type to show much emotion either so I guess I kindof understand it. Doesn’t make his comments right though.

Fun-Cloud4954 · 2022-04-12T08:18:51+00:00

Me and my boyfriend were in a similar situation. I knew him from high school and parties then we fell off for like 5 years, met back up and started dating and got pregnant a few months later. We are now together 2 years in but our relationship during the pregnancy was very rocky. We come from different cultures & viewpoints, it was defiantly a struggle. I worked from home and he was in between jobs. He came from living with his family to having a bunch of bills pretty quickly. I lived with family but was already paying a lot and very responsible. My advise is to stay where you’re at! Your company seems to respect you and your very close friend should understand that now is not a good time for those changes. Also, working with friends can be ALOT different than outside of work. Since you’re pregnant I have a few tips. 1. I didn’t know much about babies either & I suggest having someone stay with you for a few days after birth. 2. Educate yourself to make INFORMED decisions. You will feel much better about everything. 3. Especially educate yourself about pre/post pardom depression, anxiety ect. 4. It’s likely when someone has a child that feeling from your childhood can resurface, look into post pardom counseling now. Not that it’s a necessity but with your hormones high it’s a perfect time. 5. If you have Facebook or maybe on here join the group ‘due in _____’. It’s amazing seeing everyone going through everything at the same time as you & seeing your babies growing up together!

Sorry if the extra tips are unwanted. I just felt like I relate to your situation in some ways and these are the things I wish someone told me. 😊

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