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Feb 3 2010
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I got engaged last month and I'm glad to have taken this step towards legalizing our relationship. Our wedding date is approaching and I'm having trouble planning things out with my fiancée. I'm a headstrong person and usually like things to be my way. We're already having arguments over our honeymoon destination...you know, the whole beach versus hills problem. We're having difference of opinion about the way we want our marriage to take place, our future finances etc.

Now, I sincerely want to make this work. I really want to find a middle path, but given my aggressive nature, I'm finding it hard to do so.

Any advice on how I can reach for a peaceful compromise?
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Feb 3 2010
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One of you have to compromise. Or else it's going to be one hell of a miserable journey.
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I need some advice. Been married for a few years (2nd time for her - 1st for me) I accepted her kids and her life before me -and we created a life together. I have caught her in lies, and she has cheated on me. I love her with all my heart, and my reaction often is - i am leaving. I don't think i want to leave - but i don't know what else to do? Our styles of parenting often clash (they are teena... read more
Answer 1
This relationship is bust. You need trust as the foundation. Get out.
Answer 2
She lies to you....why are you questioning yourself? She's not worthy.
Answer 3
Stick it out. Try to work on things. Pursue counseling.
Answer 4
I feel sorry for the kids. They are the victims, here.