well... y in the first place ur husband want to cheat on u...
did u ever do some reflecting on urself? etc. screaming at him, nv
satisfii his ***** or care about the children more then u care
about him
NOTHING will ever justify adultery.If it can be justified,it will
not qualify in a court of law to be used as grounds for
divorce in the first place.
Both parents have an obligation to the children,especially when
they have not reach the age of maturity.In my view,the needs of the
child should be placed above their own.People always praise
motherhood,why?Because of that selfless protection of their
children which naturally comes with motherhood.You seldom hear
fatherhood being glorified...with man tending to place their own
needs above others,it isn't surprising that they view their wife's
TLC towards the children as being selfish and biased.
If the father is truly jealous about his OWN children receiving
more attention than him from his wife,then I seriously question his
ability and preparedness to raise one child,much less two.It takes
patience and devotion to raise a child.If he fails to see that
common goal that he should be sharing with his wife and uses it as
a reason to accuse his wife of one-sided attention,then what could
be said of his marriage vows?An inconvenience for him?
"Will you love her, comfort her, honour and keep her in
sickness and in health and forsaking all others, be faithful to her, so long as
you both shall live?"-part of the ROM's marriage vow
His answer?