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How do I fix a marriage after cheating??

My husband of 5 years has cheated on me. I'm heartbroken. Can I fix our marriage?? Is there hope for us?? Will things get better? Please help

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Caligirl

12 Sep

Am I over reacting? Am I the one in the wrong no him

Ok I've been with my boyfriend for 3 years now and he denied cheating on me but everything points to the opposite he's gone to spend the night with his baby moma and her kids in a hotel he rated me put to her when I called the cops on her for her vandalizing my car he would defend her when I would bring thing up about her and he has a video of her playing with her self am I wrong for being mad?

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Huttslady

12 Sep

Help

We both have insecurities and trust issues due to past relationships... So, there's the back and forth accusations, yelling, name calling, etc. We are both extremely jealous and have no communication skills. We love each other but sometimes Love isn't enough to make someone understand that you aren't going to hurt them. How can we help each other overcome these issues?

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Caligirl

12 Sep

Idk what to do

My boyfriend and I have been fighting because he found some old messages that I had when we started going out, the messages are not bad the conversations where just like hi and bye kind of thing but because I told him I wasn't talking to anyone he's mad but da whole time he was still hanging out with his baby momma behind my back and he would delete all his messages to her so I wouldn't see them

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Ashleigh

12 Sep

Lost and confused at a crossroads

My boyfriend and I have been together for seven years now. We have had a very tumultuous relationship both of us have hurt each other very much on each parts. But he’s done a lot more wrong it has no accountability. But my question is how do you handle it because anytime I try to talk to him about anything he automatically yells at me, deflects, accuse me of cheating. How do you go about handling

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Diya Singh

12 Sep

How can I get my teen to confide in me

I've been trying to get my son to confide in me about why he is feeling so depressed. He is 15 years old and a very good teen but have no idea why he is so withdrawn and quiet. Please help me I cant bear to see him like this

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Mommy22

12 Sep

What do I do?

I'm not sure what to do. Recently separated mom with 2 young girls and pregnant with my 3rd.

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John Hayward

12 Sep

I took my son's Ipad away because I'm at my wit's end with him.

He is so addicted and doesn’t want to do anything else. Can anyone tell me whether I did the right thing or am I being too harsh?

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Martha Diaz

12 Sep

Shared custody

It's 3 y I divorced and we have shared custody of 2 lovely kids. Any advice on how to make them understand that divorced parents is ok?

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Christie

12 Sep

What should I do?

My son is acting out in school and giving people the middle finger and running around and hitting when he is restrained and he also has speech apraxia and may have ADHD

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For the foreseeable future, schools have all but shut down entirely in order to protect students, teachers, and their families from the spread of COVID-19. During the lengthy stay-at-home measures made necessary by this pandemic, many parents have had difficulty keeping their kids on track with their education. Just because schools are closed doesn’t mean that there’s no homework to be done, yet parents finding themselves in a teaching role they haven’t experienced before might feel at a loss.

If this sounds familiar, we’re here to assure you that you’re not alone.

We’ve got more than just assurance, however. How about a little advice, too?

Fun and games for the brain.

Sometimes, all a child needs to get excited about learning is a fun little incentive—that's where brain games come in. Games for the brain make it easier to enjoy learning and therefore to keep up with studies even when typical schooling routines have been disrupted.

Examples of brain games that your child might enjoy include:

Memory games to challenge the mind and improve memory;
Brain training games such as word games that can improve vocabulary and spelling;
Musical learning games that incorporate song, dance, or instruments into the learning process;
Computer games or mobile games that engage children with the temptation of high scores to reward their learning;
Games that enhance reading comprehension and more conceptual learning.

These games may come in the form of books, electronics, board games, and more.

Working with an Online Tutor.

If you’re going to bring some of these fun brain games into your child’s at-home school routine, don’t forget that they’ll need a coach to keep them motivated! Additional accountability from an Online Tutor is an absolutely essential way to keep your kids on track.

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