Liubov | February 5, 2010
Russian women married abroad fall into this trap very often, by the way. In most cases, they are faced with the fact that their husbands have obligations to ex-wives and children from previous marriages. Those obligations are not discussed, even if the kids have long since departed from the paternal nest.
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admin | February 3, 2010
Gradually, he gets used to the fact that these costs are important for me.
Though it sounds funny, I began to make him used to the necessary expenses on my part with hygienic pads, and then we switched to a normal detergent to substitute a terrible dissolved soap that had not washed anything properly and only made whitish clothes look dirty. At a Thanksgiving sale, I was able to buy a sewing machine for the family, as well as a new printer and a monitor with a player just for me. It would have been absolutely impossible in the first months of our marriage.
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