We have discussed it for the last five years. I have told her it isn’t the life I want.
I am a teacher. I have a young son, and I love being off when he is out for school holidays and spending summers together. I feel I have the best of both worlds. I recently married a woman who is 14 years younger than me and is also a teacher.
My wife has decided to join the police force. It didn’t happen out of the blue. I worked hard to reach a point in my life to have a family and take summer vacations with my son. I was honest with her from the beginning. She often says she wants the time with our family too, and that she won’t join the police force. Then, days later, she brings it up again.
You each appear to have very different ideas about what a happy marriage consists of. If a compromise can’t be reached, and because your marriage has been such a short one, it might be better for the two of you to cordially part ways.Dear Abby: My son will never be allowed at his friend’s house. Do I need to tell him why?
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