1 Monday, Octet 20, 19SI
MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
Family
Council
ITora G I wonder whether
things will be different.
Dan F.-I am ready to
buckle down.
'
Nora G.-I was married
much too young-at 17. My
husband and I had constant
and terrible fights. But we
stayed together for three
years and had two children
a boy and a girl.
When another man-a much
older one-stepped into the
picture, Dan and I got a di
vorce and I married Harold.
This second marriage turned
out much worse than the
first. Harold mistreated the
children and me and I felt I
couldn't stand it any more.
Harold and I have been
separated for several months
now, and Dan has been com
ing around to see me and the
children. He thinks I should
get a divorce and remarry
him. At least he has always
been good to the children.
But I don't know what to
do. I can't help remembering
some of our fights and I won
der whether things will ever
be different between us.
Dan F.-I feel Nora and I
have really learned our les
son. We did marry much too
young and found it rough
going, especially when the
kids were born so soon and I
didn't have a very good job.
We were never able to get
out for any fun and I think
that was what got on both our
nerves. ,
I have been very depressed
ever since our marriage
broke up and everyone tells
me I would be best off mar
ried to Nora again. If I mar
ried somebody else I would
only have to support two
households and that would be
a pretty rotten deal:
I have a much better job
now, than I used to have and
I feel I am really ready to
buckle down and do my best
to make a go of things. Nora
ought to realize she can't just
go on marrying and divorcing
the way she has.
Tm Council: Dan appears
to have confronted some of
the practical problems of his
present and his future, but he
has quite a way to go before
he is ready to make a success
of a new marriage to Nora.
His talk of "buckling down"
needs to be put to a few tests.
Both Dan and Nora seem
to be considering remarriage
because they do not know
which way to turn ,at this
point in their lives. Nora is
right to "wonder" whether
things will be different this
time.
Neither Dan nor Nora real
izes that things don't change
simply because time and
harsh experiences have gone
by. It takes active effort to
make changes.
Dan has tried to pinpoint
cm of the marital problems
the couple had in the past
We have an idea there were
probably a great many more.
It wouldn't hurt to go over
some of those old points of
discord to find out just what
went wrong and what could
have been done to improve
things.
remarriage in this case
might be an excellent idea-
if Dan and Nora are ready to
work on a mature level to
achieve success. Instead of
remarrying impulsively, they
would do well to give them
selves a new period of courtship.
It is probable that even
after so many years of inti
macy they do not know one
another really well. They
should try . to understand
themselves and each other,
and should seek marriage
guidance from a clergyman.
(Copyright 1958,
General Feature Corp.)
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