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Subject: Re: Lack of spousal support

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Jim

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Date Posted: 14:48:54 07/22/04 Thu
In reply to: Meg 's message, "Lack of spousal support" on 14:33:51 07/22/04 Thu

Yes, bash his teeth out and get a divorce.

You can claim he physically abused you and attached midevil metal things to your teeth.

I've got really no helpeful advice other than to allow him to adjust to the situation, too. Whenever you're married, things like this must be done together.

Good luck.

>I'm 33 and just got my braces on today. I'm not
>feeling very confident about my appearance at the
>moment. My husband isn't crazy about the idea of me
>getting braces. He said he is most concerned about
>the cost. When he saw me with the braces for the
>first time today, he just snickered and said he
>thought I was getting the braces that are clear.
>(I've got the Damon clear brackets--but there is still
>a lot of obvious metal showing). Not exactly the
>response I had hoped for. So, any suggestions for
>dealing with a less than supportive spouse? Do the
>spouses get used to the braces eventually???????
>
>Thanks!

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Subject	Author	Date
You must just do without	Dea	14:53:24 07/22/04 Thu