Many of our listeners have come to depend on the solid
feedback and information provided on our shows. In fact, for the past several weeks, people have been
sending Blair and I emails with requests.
People are seeking feedback on their relationship challenges. Some are married. Others are single. The emails and inbox messages are
coming from men and women of different ages. While they have all requested to
remain anonymous, they
would like to hear different perspectives from other listeners.
So today we are going to do just that. We will tell you the situation for
several people. Here are two:
Case one:
FROM A WOMAN IN COLUMBUS, OH.
Ok Blair, here’s my question. I'm
a newlywed. I believe in submission. I serve my king and also allow him to
manage our finances. He does well and we have plenty in savings. He gives me an
allowance to take care of the groceries, my hair, and lunch for the week. I
asked him for extra last week to treat myself to a massage and he told me no
because it wasn't in the budget. I'm pissed and I feel like I shouldn't even
have to ask. I can’t withdraw the funds myself because my name is not on the
savings account. I've stopped depositing my check into our joint account. I'd
love to hear your communities thoughts on this!
Case two:
FROM A MAN IN FT. WORTH, TX.
I have always been attracted to
older women. I have been divorced for four years from a woman who was 12 years
my senior. I just exited a relationship with a woman 6 years my senior (I’m 45
btw). This latest relationship was great at the start. Both independent, Great
dynamics, interest, attraction etc.…Everything was there and going well.
However when it lead to the bedroom, she would always wear this black Bonnet
and nothing else. I would satisfy her but could never climax myself.
After the third encounter, she
called me up and asked “why don’t you ever get off?”
I did not have the heart to tell
her “Well every time we are having intercourse, I feel like I am with
somebody’s Big Momma” and not the sexy woman she is “pre-bonnet.” So I just
told her “I got stamina like that.” My question is this; Was I wrong for not
being truthful in this situation? I feel like I let my pettiness ruin what
could have been a great and lasting relationship. However, I feel like the
truth would have just caused unnecessary conflict and hurt.
Tonight, April 14, from 7:00pm-8:30pm (EST) at Straight
Talk with Ted Santos and
Blair Nash.
To hear the show live, click: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ted_blair/2019/04/14/whats-your-advice
Call to comment or ask questions live at: (323) 642-1387.
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