... he has displayed erratic behavior, control, anger, paranoia, sleeping issues, anxiety, and ADHD tendencies.
DEAR AMY: I believe that my 45-year-old husband is having a midlife crisis, abusing drugs, cheating - or possibly all three.He begged me not to divorce him.Lately, however, he has displayed erratic behavior, control, anger, paranoia, sleeping issues, anxiety, and ADHD tendencies.He also is seeking a second part-time job for the weekends, so he doesn’t have to see me at all.I want to go talk to his mom, but feel that may be a bad idea, because, although I know she loves me, this is her son.
I don’t think it’s necessarily wise for you to discuss this with your mother-in-law, however. She may sincerely love you, but she may also pressure you to stay in an unsafe situation for her son’s sake.DEAR AMY: My son got married seven months ago. It was their decision to have only immediate family attend .I, however, have had a difficult time understanding why two of my three siblings have not wished them well with even a card.
DEAR MOTHER: Your siblings might have congratulated the couple in person, via phone, or through a social media posting or message - or a holiday card.Because this continues to weigh heavily on you, you should ask your siblings about it. Tell them, “I know the wedding was very small and private, but I hope you’ve taken the opportunity to congratulate them. I have to admit, this has been weighing on my mind.
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