Time Change and ADHD Child Up Way too Early?
You say she requires no sleep...if she is going to bed at 10 and waking up at 6:30 she is getting 8 1/2 hours of sleep and this is normal. If she wants to get up early before you get up I would not see anything wrong with that, she is already getting herself ready for school, allow her to do it as she is seeking to be independent, tell her what she can do until it is time for you to wake up and set her alarm clock in her room for the time you get up, tell her when it starts making noise that she can come in and wake you up.
1. How would you react if your partner told you they wanted to end the relationship because you are crap at sex?
I'd laugh, at least at first. I know perfectly well that I'm not crap at sex. I used to think I was, right up until I became a sex worker, but it's impossible to have any kind of success in this business and still maintain the idea that you're not any good at it.Then I'd wonder what caused him to make that claim. If he's a new partner, it's possible that we haven't learned how each other's bodies work yet. If the relationship is generally good, I'd suggest we work on it, and that he try and communicate what he likes and dislikes while I'm doing it. I take instruction in the bedroom well - you have to, in this line of work - but they have to actually speak up, or if they can't speak up for some reason, we need to work out some non-verbal cues. That said, if his communication skills are poor enough to blurt out "you're crap at sex and I want to break up"...I don't have a lot of hope that we can learn to communicate better in bed. So maybe a breakup would be the best option.If we've been together for a while, then our sex life has been fulfilling - for me at least, and I'm generally not fulfilled unless my partner is - because I wouldn't stay in a relationship where the sex was bad. So if he's suddenly claiming to be unhappy with the sex we're having, there's something else going on. He might be experiencing neurological issues that have caused a lack of sensitivity in his genitals. Exhaustion can affect your sex drive, as can depression, and sex that used to feel great can start to feel bad when you're not aroused. Or his feelings for me might have changed. I had one partner with Borderline Personality Disorder who adored me and thought our sex life was the best ever, until I displeased him, after which he had no love or any positive feelings for me, and felt like our sex was not only terrible but had always been terrible.If we'd been together for a while and things had always been good until now, I'd try to talk to him and gently suggest getting a full physical and mental checkup with his doctor(s). Of course, I'd also want to talk to him about whether he had any specific complaints, or anything that had changed lately. Maybe it's something I'm doing or not doing. Specific issues are easier to address than "you're crap". Ultimately, if he wanted to break up there's not much I can do about it, but I'd hope that if we were in a committed relationship, he'd at least want to talk about it and try to explore possible solutions before choosing the nuclear option. If we just got together, I'd probably be disappointed but not try to hang on
2. My husband and I are fighting about sex!?
Honestly, a month without sex is too long. You guys need to sit down and reevaluate your relationship and specifically what can be done to actually make time for it. You should want it to and if you did, you would make time for it, regardless of how busy you are. You say he does his share, which means he's just as busy and works just as hard, and yet, HE still wants YOU. From an objective third party, it sounds like you are burying yourself in lists and work to try to avoid turning your attention to your relationship with your husband. One prime example? A 13-year-old's birthday is not that big of a deal. You are making it sound like it's planning three huge weddings. Have his friends come over and order them all pizza and pick him up a cake from the grocery store. Total time invested? The 30 minutes it takes to get the cake plus the 10 minutes it takes to buy a stack of invitations plus the 3 minutes it takes to order 2 large pepperoni pizzas. I know being a mom and wife and career woman is stressful. It stretches you thin. But you can not just let your marriage take a backseat. I do not know your financial situation, but if you are able, maybe the solution is to cut down on work and have someone help you run your business. And yes, your husband does still need to woo you. But you also need to be available for the wooing. it's about "how sexy is that that he just wanted to do something romantic for me?" which is the same as your girlfriend/wife surprising you with a new set of lingerie and a steak dinner. No, it is not required, yes you love them anyway and you want them anyway, but boy is it nice to have thoughtful, sexy, romantic surprises. Edit: No, using the term "obligation" is not a good way to get a woman in bed, but the thing is, the non-sex happened a long time before the mouth diarhea. It's not pretty word and you can not force your spouse into sex, that's rape, but it is in fact your entitlement when you get married to have a lifelong willing sex partner. That's what you both signed up for. You agree as to when and where and how, but it's still supposed to be a guarentee. He can not get it anywhere else or it's cheating so you are forcing the man into celibacy like he's a priest who CAN'T have a wife!
3. Should I accept this gift?
I gave my nephew a Ralph Lauren 100% cashmere sweater for Christmas. Usually we keep family gifts to under $10. He was excessively grateful, this is the nicest sweater he's ever had. I just told him "sweetie you are not the first person to own this sweater." And that was fine. It cost $3 at the thrift shop, I hit lucky and he does not know if I spent $3 or $30 or $300. So maybe these people found the gift of your dreams at the Goodwill, and maybe they are putting their spending priorities toward gifts that will be appreciated. (What! No $600 certificate for scented candles from Bed, Bath & Beyond?!?) If you love the mixer, and they love giving it to you, do not ask to see the receipt.
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