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Show them to get out, but without success. suc-cess. They said that If we forced them to get out they'd commit suicide! Whst can I do? Mrs. M. our Marriage Mate Takes Steno to Wedding; Friend Wife Hits the Ceiling the past five years. Both of my slaters are financially independent, but they persist in living with us. Whst's even worse, they Insist on going where we go. When I object, ob-ject, they tell me that since they're older than we, It's our duty to take care of them though they're both spry and enjoy good health. A few weeks ago, losing patience pa-tience with both of them, I asked I By Samuel G, end Either B. Kline; ! Dear Mr. and Mrs. Kling: I My husband recently received! ; an Invitation to a wedding recep-1 tion from a business associate. I was not invited. He not only at- tended but escorted his 18-year-old secretsry. Wss I wrong in "hitting the ceiling" and how "modern" must one get T Mrs. B. i Answer: It seems to us that you're msking a mountain out of a molehill. Your husband's secretsry secre-tsry wee probably well aifininted with this business associate and may have received an invitation, j too. j In that case, since you weren't j Invited, there wss no hsrm in your husband accompanying the young lady. Of course. If she wasn't In- I vited. thst's another matter. Then your husband should have gone alone or taken you. In any case, we don't feel that his behavior is significant If he .were really emotionally Involved with hia secretary, he would hardly hard-ly be so obvious about It, unless of course, your relationship with him has so deteriorated that he doesn't csrs sbout your feelings or whst people will say." If the latter Is the true situation, than a thorough review of your marriage mar-riage with an eye toward Improving Improv-ing it will be far more good than "hitting the ceiling," as you put It. Dear Mr. and Mrs. Kling: I'm married 10 years and have two sisters, ons 80, ths other 53, both of whom hsve been living with my husband and myself fori |