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Darren from reading your multi post, you have given others to believe that you don't understand how or what your marriage should consist of. Not quite sure if consist is the right work right now. But, you would benefit from some individual marriage counseling. You don't understand the expectations or what you should give or receive from within a marriage. Remember this is your 2nd marriage and you are asking about everyday situations that most would expect young couples to be having issues with in their marriage.

Cooking, a shared responsibility.

Throwing away of food, make the statement that this is unaccepatable.

Wife pregnancy, this is her first time, she has no idea what to expect.

Speaking in a forgein language when you are present, explain it is not acceptable in your home and present. You can't control other peoples home.

Reading to your kids, note those are your kids reading is YOUR quality time with them. If she wants to be present then that will need to be a decision wife will have to make on her own. Wife is learning many new things at one time, you must learn to be patient. gees

If you teach, she will learn, if you expect and demand of things she has no knowlege how can you complain.

Darren seek professional marriage counseling, or you will continue to make everyone un-happy.

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First of all never ever ever compare to ex's... I got my well you know in the ringer with my fiancee just because I made a few just a few comments about how she was budgeting her money compared with my ex's. I spent many years in RP living and working so I have a lot of war wounds, so to speak with women..... So now that I got that out of my system about comparing..... IMHO you need to relax bro.. This is a wonderful time in your life, with your wife expecting. Enjoy this time as I have two grown son's and wish, plus hope I can have one more before I leave this earth as my fiancee wants a child and I love her enough to grant her this if we can.

I see your posts as something is amiss about something.. I cannot pinpoint what you are thinking..... I can only let you know some of my past junk that caused me problems of which most, quite honestly were self inflicted with how I acted and un-trusted my ex's.

I can say that as others pointed out.. Your house, your rules on conversation. Speak English when someone is present that does not speak their language. I did this with my ex and her kids when lived in Cebu.. I made it very plain the rules. That was about my only rule as I could give a rip about cooking or anything else. I was even so tough about this that I sent her and the kids home to her parents for two days as they were not listening to my

English English rule at home when I was there. I just told them to go live back in their home with their family minus air con and cable tv...... Well over there that was easy enough to break them as they begged to come back after one night.. I made them stay an extra night because I am a jerk... Or was as I have learned lol.

Just be honest and speak english... Now I do have a friend that learned visyian or however they spell and pronounce. He said it is nice to know the language but let few know he knew how to speak.. Reason is some talk bad about their husbands right in front of their friends.... I understand little but had it better when I lived their fulltime....

Not sure if you need marriage counseling or just a slap back to reality. People change.... Our wonderful woman we met and bring here to be with us will change and needs to change some... You just want her Filipina values as we believe "typical" valued Filipina to remain the same. That is all you can hope for....

I say relax relax relax... I am sure down the road there will be much more concerning things to get wound up about..

Good luck Brother

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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hmmmm. I will be going ot visit my fiancee this coming week and they always cook way too much food. Especially rice and they throw it out to. I suggested they give it to the neighbors who have very little and they asked me why. So I asked Ann why she cooks so much and she says they never know who might show up so they want to be prepared for guest if they stop by.

Something wrong with this picture.

Throwing out food (money) can mean it is someone else's money. You are helping them financially?

When i visited her relatives in Quezon they did the same thing, lots and lots of food because they presumed since I was an american I needed to eat a lot.

There is often the "party, party!" "special occasion" "won the lottery" atmosphere when the Americano shows up. Roll out the red carpet. Charter limo, pig roast, live it up, and oh this is all for the Americano even though he doesn't want it. So take a guess who it is really for.

This may not be the case, but put a stop to it if it is. They can't be blaming their own excess on imaginary guests and you.

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as for speaking "visayan" language with a fellow filipina is always a treat for me. my husband speaks tagalog and most of the people around us speak english. and sometimes, i wish to relax my mouth,tongue and brain from all this english. it's a good thing to practice english as it is an international language, but i just want to speak visayan when the one i'm talking with knows how to speak visayan language. isn't that a big of a wish?

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In a couple of weeks hubby and I are going to celebrate our 5th year wedding anniversary. He has different taste when it comes to food and so do I. He doesn't like filipino food and I don't like american food. But this differences of ours its not a big deal for us at all. I cook filipino food anytime I want. He cook some of his meals once in a while but most of the time I do the cooking for him.

Did I heard you right? Are you complaining about your wife not cooking this time? Your wife is pregnant and she is almost close to her due date. When I was pregnant I hate spending time in the kitchen standing because its really hurt your back so I always asked my husband to just buy some fast food for us and all I want is to lay on the couch all day .It's not being lazy it just that you don't have energy standing and moving around. I hope you understand your wife situation. Give her a break:)

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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the cooking bothers me because of my ex, and how II had to make my own meals with my ex the last few years of marriage.... it sometimes had me "feeling" like I am still married to my ex. realizing this may just be pregnancy related right now,

I am drifting back to watching more cooking shows again... I just don't know if it is for her benefit or for mine.

I notice a LOT of visayan conversation at the family home to the point of exclusion of the Americans there. Me, I am learning visayan so they cannot shut me out of the conversations....

More racism and male shovenism on a topic you have already beaten to death... WHat is it with you??? Do you think your funny or are you that out of touch?? Did/DO you have issues playing well with others?? It makes me angry and happy that everyone from the Phils or connected to the Phils via relationship, gets to read all of your nonsense.. They get to see that there are some real carracters out there(YOU), and they can be glad to be in a good relationship and not be with someone like YOU!

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Darren, just relax. Your wife is pregnant. She hates the smells of some things right now. So give her a little break. After the baby, you will see her cooking more. Its easy and comforting for your wife to speak Visayan with her friends. Just turn on the TV and ignore the conversation. Good luck!

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We had a cook when my wife first came. After the two kids came we had to start cutting back on expenses so I said "honey, why don't you learn to cook and we can get rid of the paid chef". She said "OK honey, then you learn to screw me properly and we can get rid of the gardener too."

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hmmmm. I will be going ot visit my fiancee this coming week and they always cook way too much food. Especially rice and they throw it out to. I suggested they give it to the neighbors who have very little and they asked me why. So I asked Ann why she cooks so much and she says they never know who might show up so they want to be prepared for guest if they stop by.

When i visited her relatives in Quezon they did the same thing, lots and lots of food because they presumed since I was an american I needed to eat a lot.

she cant deny that shes a filipina and filipina are always hospitable!!

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We had a cook when my wife first came. After the two kids came we had to start cutting back on expenses so I said "honey, why don't you learn to cook and we can get rid of the paid chef". She said "OK honey, then you learn to screw me properly and we can get rid of the gardener too."

Best thing I have read in this thread.... :lol:

 
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