Dear Abby advises a woman whose boyfriend won’t stop texting his ex-wife and someone experiencing drama in their bowling league.
My boyfriend and I have been together six years. We are both divorced. We plan on being married in six months. He’s a perfect partner except for one thing. Every holiday, he jumps out of bed in the morning and takes his phone with him into the bathroom. There he texts his ex-wife and ex-girlfriend. He feels the need to wish them a happy whatever holiday it is. This hurts my feelings.
If you really think he may still be in love with his ex-wife, do not marry this person. Because the two of you intend to move on to the next level , it’s time for you to seek premarital counseling. If you do, you will discuss topics such as money, child-rearing and whatever he is doing that makes you uncomfortable . It should help you avoid conflict once you are married.I live in a small town with a population of about 10,000. There is almost nothing to do here.
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