Friday, November 16, 2007 4:25 PM

How can I get a night out by myself without upsetting my spouse?

Spending some time away from your spouse is perfectly normal (if not, healthy), but it does require a bit of compromise. Because you don’t want to send the message that your friends or time away from your mate is more important to you than your marriage, negotiate a ratio of togetherness and time apart that meets both of your needs. When you do schedule nights out with your crew or solo, make sure to let your partner know in advance. Like we said, it's important to have this space, just as long as it doesn’t make your married time sparse.

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re: How can I get a night out by myself without upsetting my spouse?

Take a day for BOTH to go out with friends or their family of their choice. WHY not be out on the same day/night this way...both are getting their time apart, but not missing anything at home!

Posted by mstracey733    Monday, November 26, 2007 7:46 PM


re: How can I get a night out by myself without upsetting my spouse?

I agree with the first comment, just schedule to have a girls night on the same night that he is having a guys night, that way you can really have a good time and not feel guilty. If you have kids....hire a babysitter so you can both have your time out with your friends-you need time apart in order to have a sucessful marraige.

Posted by swtkty217    Monday, March 17, 2008 4:12 PM


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