How do I break up my ex-girlfriend's marriage?
A2AYou Cannot!If you couldn't 'save' your own relationship from breaking, because of which she's your 'ex' girlfriend now, sorry you can't break her marriage now! A marriage isn't a child's play that can be broken or made that easily. Her marriage does not only involve her and her husband, but her entire family, her husband's family and a lot more things! Even if you go and tell her husband that you were his wife's 'ex' boyfriend, chances are 'she might have already told him about you', and if that's so, then you have no chance of breaking anything, rather the husband might take an action against you if you bug them or try to disturb their peace! But even if she hasn't told anyone about you - she can straightway deny that she ever had any relationship with you at all! So in any case, you will be decked away or be behind the bars if they take any legal action against you.More than everything else - ethically - WHY do you want to do such a nasty thing? Can't you take that she's married and happy with someone else now? If you're not, then why did you let her marry someone else in the first place?Please don't do something stupid like this. You won't only spoil her life, but also her husband's - an innocent guy who isn't at fault! How will you feel if your wife's ex-boyfriend tries to break your marriage apart? Think about it before you do anything stupid...
Should I break up with my boyfriend because he is illegal?
Honey! He might love you for real. But the green card might play a bigger role in your relationship. Wait till you make sure he loves you for who you are. Your heart will tell you. Don't hurry to get citizenship. He will get the legal paper eventually if you marry him. But you will hate yourself if he changes as soon as he get legal paper.
How can I reconcile with my ex after a break up?
You can definitely reconcile with an ex, its been happening throughout history. I think what your probably asking is (how) you reconcile with your ex, and that depends on why the breakup occurred, and the particular person. This has been my experience: what you dont want to do is initially bring up the problems, and try to fix the problems which led to the breakup. Sure, those need to be addressed. However. You simply just need to date, and enjoy each others company, and take it slow. Rediscover the positive aspects of the relationship. Once that has been established, then you can address the issues.
Is it illegal to marry and have children with your 3rd cousin, even if you're adopted?
A2A: Laws vary from place to place, but I'm not aware of any country or state that bans marriage between (heterosexual) third cousins, or bans having children with a third cousin. Adoption often makes no difference in anti-consanguinity laws, but since third cousins are allowed to marry and have children, the adoption is of no legal relevance to the question.Most children born to geneticly related third cousins are healthy. If they weren't, we'd all be in a lot of trouble as for most of human history, marriage and childbearing between third cousins and closer relatives were very common.
If swinging broke up a marriage HOW did it do so ?
When it has affected marriages is when one person is coerced, manipulated or convinced to do it when they are vehemently against it. This causes resentment and anger in the person that was forced into it against their will. For the most part though, swinging does not break-up marriages. People break-up marriages. There is a universal truth, and that is: you can not see into someone elses marriage. What you see broke-up their marriage and what they may blame it on is seldom the real reason. With many years in the lifestyle I can say with authority that there are many couples that use swinging to "fix" a marriage on the rocks. They foolishly think that having sex with others will fix all those years of neglect and selfishness that has made them dislike each other. And it doesn't. But since swinging was the last thing they did before they split to the casual observer it looks like the thing that caused their divorce. Outsiders never see the real reason, and people will never take responsibility for their own crap until they run out of other things and other people to blame it on. It's never their fault, just ask them. As a non-swinger friend of ours once said after going to several swinger parties with us and and getting to know allot of people in the swinger lifestyle: "Swinging is like the icing on the cake of marriage. But if all the ingredients aren't in the cake to make it solid to start with, all the icing in the world won't keep it from crumbling." In short, swinging won't fix a bad relationship, but it sure won't hurt a good one.
My father has never liked my boyfriend because he is an illegal immigrant. He wants me to end my 3 year relationship even though we have a child together. My boyfriend is a wonderful man who treats me with love and respect. What should I do?
Right now, it's not your father you should be concerned with, but rather your boyfriend’s status.If you genuinely want a future with your boyfriend, then I suggest you both talk to an Immigration Lawyer right away, and find out whether or not marrying him would allow him to stay in the country.All too often, if someone enters the country illegally, the chances of them being able to stay or get a green card isn’t very good. Here's an excerpt from a legal site, Can an Illegal Immigrant Get a Green Card By Marriage To U.S. Citizen or Resident? - AllLaw.comIf, however, the immigrant entered the United States by unlawful means, such as having been a stowaway or crossing over the border through a fence, adjustment of status is not an option. The only possibility is to apply for the green card through "consular processing," meaning the immigrant will attend an interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate in his or her home country. That, however, carries a risk of not being allowed back into the U.S. for many years -- three years if the period of unlawful presence was 180 days or more, and ten years if the period of unlawful stay was one year or more.The fact of the matter is, if he's deported or if his future immigration status is rejected, then you may not have a future with him at all, and all this becomes a moot point.Your boyfriend’s priority should be getting himself legal status, and if not, then it's possible that at some point in the not too distant future, someone, anyone, even your father, can call Immigration and inform them of his illegal status, and they can have him deported. What then? Sorry, but that's the reality of your situation.
My boyfriend wants to marry an illegal immigrant for money?
I've been dating my boyfriend for about 7 months. Yesterday, he told me how his sister's friend (16) wanted to know how he felt about marrying her so she can get her green card. She also added how she'd give him 6 grand for the favor. He told me she would live in her sister's room and that he would only being doing the favor because his family needs the money. He also mentioned that he wanted to still be with me... I flat out told him I didn't like it and of course started to cry because I felt like "geez this guy really doesn't give a rats *** about me if he wants to marry someone else." He then gets defensive saying that I'm overreacting and only thinking about me, not about him and goes on a speel about how his family needs the money. I told him that he can get into some serious trouble if he get's caught. I'm pretty sure he's not going to do this because of how he knows he can go to jail, but this still is a huge blow to the head for me. I feel hurt. Overreacting or should I just go along with it if he actually does this? Side note, we are both 20 and go to school. that's why we still live with our parents.
Would this be illegal (15 yr old girl & 17 year old guy)?
you shouldn't have sex before marrige. and i know you are probably just thinking "ugh its one of those christian freaks" or whatever, but im being serious. i mean think about it. if you have sex with this guy, and yall end up breaking up or something, and then you actually do get married, how would your husband feel knowing you have already given away your body? i know i woul never marry anyone that had already had sex. and for those men who dont care if you have donte it or not, that just means that they love you for your body, and not you. which also means they will probably dump you. just dont have sex yet..its so immature. and btw-what if you get pregnant? good luck with that one.
Is breakup sex trending in India?
I guess so. I can’t speak for all but this has happened to me. My ex and I used to live together in Pune. On one day, we had a serious fight. She took her bag and flew back to Delhi(her brother is a co-pilot, which compensates a lot to her tickets) while I lay there wondering what had happened. We didn’t contact each other until I found her collage with her friend, on which “Love You” was boldly written. I texted her asking about it, to which she replied “nothing”. I decided to leave the apartment without telling her anything. She came back after a week, but didn’t bother to reply. Even I didn’t contact her. After three week, I get a call from her:She: Where are you?I: At my friend’s place.She: I want to meet you!I: Now, but why?She: Aise hi(Just usual)I: Ok(Men are always vulnerable when in Love)We met. As soon as she saw me, she said there’s nothing to overreact. We are as good as we were. Listening this, my love hormones got excited, and felt happy, thinking the world didn’t collapse. Less did I know what was there for me. We spent that night together, snuggling, kissing, making out, and finally had sex. On the very next morning, she left for Delhi. Till date, we never interacted with each other again. As much as I enjoyed sex, I just want to say I felt bad for being used like this. But hey, men don’t have that right. I don’t know if I have answered your question rightly or not, but I do feel a bit light.