My husband lied to his mother about being an executive, and she looked down on me.

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[@c.jillallen-hood4685]

You shouldn't have married him in the first place! The first Red Flag was when his mother asked about your income. Then his inquiry about inheritance just after learning about the passing of your mother. What a jerk!

[@MerciditaCapacillo-go5it]

You have been fooled ! Its about time to confront him with his lies including his parents.

[@RuthVancoillie]

Dragging this out

[@updown803]

So many stories are so familiar to a story from a few weeks ago. But, why do these people with so many problems not explain how often their sex lives are affected, too. are they doing it while plotting divorce?

[@julieyamamoto5032]

The writers don't know how to spell, don't proofread either. Sad.