calmocean

joined 5 days ago
 

In March, my husband’s son broke up with his long-term girlfriend (they’d been together for over 10 years). It affected him a lot. My husband and he are extremely close, more like best friends, so my husband suggested he come and live with us for a while so that he wouldn’t be on his own and could keep his mind off things. He was living in London, whereas we’re in Surrey (so there’s a bit of a commute), but he agreed. I was fine with it at first, of course, as I know how much his son means to my husband. But I wasn’t given any timeframe. I assumed it might be a couple of weeks, maybe a month… yet now it’s been nearly six months. My husband and his son work out together every day, play sports, and generally spend a lot of time together. It’s obvious my husband is enjoying having him here, but I’d like it to go back to just the two of us. At the same time, I don’t want to put my husband in an awkward position.

[–] calmocean@feddit.uk 25 points 2 days ago

I feel like I’ve already used up all of my good luck in life, and I’m deeply grateful for it. Little old me, born and raised in Vietnam, would never have dreamt of living a leisurely life abroad in the UK with an amazing husband, travelling often, being able to retire my parents early, and supporting them. I’ve already been lucky enough to experience so many wonderful things that anything else that comes my way feels like a bonus, and any hardships can’t take that away from me. That sense of satisfaction is what gives me hope.

[–] calmocean@feddit.uk 8 points 2 days ago

It’s just who I happened to fall in love with. I was working as a tour guide in my hometown of Huế, and he was there on holiday. We clicked.

[–] calmocean@feddit.uk 10 points 2 days ago

We didn’t have a firm plan either way. No hard yes or no on both sides, basically the same attitude we have now. He’s open to the idea of having kids, but he does have his concerns. He’s not against it, though.

 

I’m 31, my husband is 51, and lately I’ve been feeling some baby fever. For the record, kids aren’t a must for me, I’m genuinely happy with or without them, but I think it would be nice to experience that journey. My husband is hesitant, though. Even though he’s very healthy, active, and energetic, he feels like having a child in his 50s might be too late. He also already has a 27-year-old son, and he worries that the big age gap between siblings would feel strange.

I guess I’m just looking to hear what others think about this situation.

[–] calmocean@feddit.uk 3 points 2 days ago

The party of peace🕊️

[–] calmocean@feddit.uk 14 points 3 days ago (1 children)

Sony makes amazing TVs.

[–] calmocean@feddit.uk 7 points 3 days ago

I don’t support the death penalty, no matter how heinous the crime.

 
[–] calmocean@feddit.uk 137 points 3 days ago

Of all the things that never happened, this one didn’t happen the most.

[–] calmocean@feddit.uk 164 points 3 days ago (28 children)

Democrats should have imprisoned Trump between 2021 and 2025 after he committed literal insurrection. They have no bite. I won’t believe anything they say until I actually see it happen.