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Ask Mollie: Deployment and Insecurities |
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Dear Mollie,
I am a fresh new army wife and I am going through my husband's first deployment. This is kind of odd but I need advice from another military wife. How do I deal with my husband's thoughts about me cheating on him? I don't go anywhere, I have two babies and that’s the last thing on my mind. How can I reassure my husband that I am completely faithful to him and I am waiting on HIM for his return. What can I do with my time so this deployment can go quicker? I would really appreciate your advice.
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Ask Mollie: Being More Active on Base |
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Dear Mollie,
My husband and I moved to California in November of last year. I've been trying to make some new friends but we only have one car right now. We live an hour from base and he, obviously, takes the car when he goes to work. I've started talking to a few girls on Myspace, but I feel bad always asking them to use their gas to come here. Is there anything I can do to get more involved with the military wives on base?
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Ask Mollie: No Friends Before Deployment |
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Dear Mollie,
My husband is a corpsman and we are stationed at a Marine Corps base on the East Coast. We've been here for a while now, but I'm still having trouble making friends. I only have about 3 friends. I've noticed that a lot of Marine wives won't talk to me because I am not one. It seems like the only ones who do are those who's husbands who have been injured during deployments. I don't know any other corpsman wives either. We seem to be very few and far between! Our first deployment is coming up shortly, and I'm worried I'll be lonely. Is there anything you could suggest?
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Dear Mollie,
My fiancée is out in 29 Palms, CA right now; and we are both from Iowa. He just got into his MOS. So we won't get to see each other for a while. Before he graduated from MCT, I ended up getting cheated on. And I've talked to so many Marine/Military girls; and all of them say to move on, it's not worth it. But the thing is... I love him way too much to move on. And every since that happened between us, we fight a lot and I'm sure its because of the distance and we haven't seen each other. So I'd just like to hear your advice or anything you have!
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Ask Mollie: Welcoming Boyfriend Home |
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Dear Mollie,
I am an Army girlfriend and my soldier is returning from Iraq in October. This is our first deployment! Do you have any tips, advice or information on what I can except? Is there anything I can do to help make his adjustment easier?
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Ask Mollie: Kids Required? |
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Dear Mollie,
My husband and I have no kids due to infertility. We are in the process of adoption but until we are match and have our child we really don't fit in with most military families. I feel like everyone is walking on eggshells around me. My question for you is how do we fit in with other families in his unit without us having kids?
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Ask Mollie: Does It Get Easier? |
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Dear Mollie,
My husband is in the army. We are going to be moving to Ft. Riley KS soon. I'm kind of scared. I don’t know the first thing about being a Army wife. He is also going to be going over seas shortly after arriving, he didn't give me really any details but from what it sounds like it’s going to be soon. He has been gone for 7 months, at training. I was wondering if it ever gets any easier. I'm 22 years old and we have 2 kids together, a 13 month old and 4 month old. I also have a 6 year old but her dad wont let her leave the state so she is staying with my parents. I have worries about him leaving. And about (what you said) 'hitting rock bottom.
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