The following questions are related to ‘Marriage’ at Ask the Psychologist: Online Clinical Psychologist.
This list is sorted chronologically, from newest back to earliest.
Q: My husband and I used to have a pretty active sexual life when we were dating, but even since we got married our sexual life has been definitely affected. We have been married for almost two years and he only makes love to me once a week. Sometimes we go weeks without having sex [...]
Q: My husband and I met when we were 18 and at first had a fun relationship. We basically grew up together. We rented an apartment together when we were 20, got married when we were 21 and had a son when we were 24. My husband always liked to drink beer but as time [...]
Q: Several weeks ago my husband found out from a sibling that his father, who died several years ago, may not be his biological father. His parents had a physically abusive relationship and his mother had an affair before my husband was born. This man and my husband’s mother have since passed away as well. [...]
Q: My husband thinks that it’s OK to look at porn on the computer ALL THE TIME! When he gets up in the morning before work he will look at the “Free Porn of the day clip”. When he gets home from work, he will work on the computer and look at porn, while the [...]
Q: My husband drinks a lot and is verbally abusive. He has now decided after 6 and three quarters years of marriage that he wants a divorce and doesn’t want any contact with me, my grown children from another marriage, and not even our grandchildren (there are three 4-year-olds and one 6 month old). He [...]
Q: My Husband has major depression. He is very angry and “hates everything”. He is on medication and attends counselling, however he is very controlling over me. He wants me to stop seeing my family (because he had an argument with my sister) and tries to control who sees our child, and I know he [...]
Q: A dear friend of mine is divorced and has a ten-year-old daughter. It was a nasty divorce and the parents are still very hostile to each other. The daughter alternates weeks with each parent, and she has her own room in each home. During the past year she has begun having panic attacks, and [...]
