My wife wants me to leave our home.

[Terpe]

.......If the other party doesn't share the same resiliance to the pressures of everyday life compared to the husband then, the relationship stands no chance.....

Agree with this totally.
An essential part of any relationship.

Through thick and thin

[malditako]

there's a big difference between being "in love with the person" and "being in love with love"...and the latter always mistaken as a real love so when romance fades in a relationship the so called love fades as well.

[gWaPito]

there's a big difference between being "inlove with the person" and "being inlove with love"...and the latter always mistaken as a real love so when romance fades in a relationship the so called love fades as well.

Too much Barbara Cartland, Malditako

I appreciate you input ...you must be one of only 3 ladies to have said anything in public on this thread...although many in private

I've sent you a rep..it hasn't been credited as yet but, I have sent it!

[Arthur Little]

there's a big difference between being "in love with the person" and "being in love with love"...and the latter always mistaken as a real love so when romance fades in a relationship the so called love fades as well.

Too much Barbara Cartland, Malditako

I've sent you a rep.. *it hasn't been credited as yet but, I have sent it!

*It has now, Mark ... I've clicked AGAIN on the star underneath #345 ... indicating it was you who'd sent *it!

[gWaPito]

*It has now, Mark ... I've clicked AGAIN on the star underneath #345 ... indicating it was you who'd sent *it!

Thanks Arthur

[Arthur Little]

Thanks Arthur

... pleasure, mate. Thank you for the rep ... much appreciated.

[Neu75]

What I don't understand about all this is the worrying possibility of the wife taking the British born children back to the Philippines.
Can a wife take them out of the country and, apart from the husband hiding the kids passports, how can he make sure the kids will remain in the UK?
Gwapito's marriage seems completely over but if she has ILR and a British passport she will be able to leave with them and come back whenever she wants.
He will lose out as he will not see the kids for a long time.

[grahamw48]

My brother works at the Foreign Office, and he's told me some pretty scary stories about British kids being taken out of the country, never to be seen again, or virtually impossible to get back from the partner who's taken them.