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Value - $45.45 Family V Council Cditur's Note: The Family Cuun ell consists of a Judge, a psychia trist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and tw writers Kach article is a summary of an actual case history .The Council reports on problems 'that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. Julie H Aly husband feels lost without his brother. Milton H She's just try ing to break us up. Julie H. I'm married four years, have a two-year-old baby, and now suddenly rea lize that my 30-year-old hus band is the biggest baby I know. He ean't make a move without consulting his older brother. ' I knew they were very close and I admired their re lationship as a fine, brotherly loyalty. From childhood up, they slept in the same room, went to the same school, and are now partners in business. But I had no idea that Mil ton, as an adult and a mar ried man, was so dependent on his brother socially and emotionally. I feel I'm mar ried to a hyphenated person named Milton - Alvin, even though it's only Milton who comes home each night. My immediate problem is a social one. We spent a pleas ant evening at the new home of a couple who happen to know Alvin and his wife, too. While there, Milton remarked that Alvin would feel bad over not being asked along, and that we had all better, keep mum about the visit. The upshot? We must return next month with Alvin and wife, and pretend that it's our first visit, to spare Alvin's feelings! . How can a wife grow close to a husband who wants to be 99 per cent brother? Milton H. I can't under stand what Julie has against Alvin. He s never said a word against her. In fact, he liked her from the minute I intro duced her to him, and was glad I was marrying her. I owe a great deal to Alvin' and I don't think I can ever do enough for him. He took me into his business as an equal partner, even though I had nothing to offer but my two hands and feet. Our business is thriving. Both our wives get a good allowance, and Julie should be as grate ful as I. About this party coming up next month that has Julie aH -burned up, all I did was re mind our host , to do some thing he meant to do anyway. They really wrnted Alv.ii and his wife along that first lime, and it was an oversight. And since I can't bear to see Al vin hurt, we cooked up this little plan for us all to come over together, and play dumb. y ' i'- II Julia's, trying. to make. me choose between her and 1 my brother, she's just being cruel. - the Council: We can sympa- : thize with Julia in her mar riage to the little man who Isn't there, because he's men tally back in that childhood berth next to Big Brother. She's reminding him that he'd better take stock and discover where Alvin ends, and he an entity called Milton begins. Under flowery protesta tions of "brother-love, Mil ton clings to an almost hys- , terlcal involvement with Al vin. Breaking loose seems inv; possible. And yet, for a suc cessful marriage, it must be done. Julie sees that he can never be wholly hers, because he is not even wholly him self. To find himself, see him self, and stand alone as i a whole man, he may need the detached aid of a guidance' counselor. But he must be helped to see that his nervous solicitude for his older broth- . or is the symptom of anun-. healthy hunger. To satisfy it, he is sacrificing his marriage Julie has a hard row to hoe. On the surface ope might suggest that she en-" dcavor to feed her husband's ego so that he may find greater satisfaction in the husband-role, with less need to play the hovering brother. But it's harder to super impose a new relationship on an old than to start from scratch. Milton came to Julie "with strings attached," tied to his brother. Evidently no body has yet explained to him (or else, he can't accept) that marriage means "for saking all others and cleaving only unto thee." This does not mean aband oning Alvin. It merely calls for a re-alignment of loyal ties, in the order of their claim upon his thoughts and actions. In our society, llvs Wife and Child first. ', Milton has two families, the one he was born into, and the one he was man enough to found himself. The second is his first responsibility. His brother isn't. 1,1 An average adult person has four to six quarts of blood weighing 12 to 15 pounds. i
