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you think he should leave his wife just because she doesn't like u2? that's a bit harsh.I had that problem with my (now) ex husband. Just ignore it (her) and it will go away.
you think he should leave his wife just because she doesn't like u2? that's a bit harsh.
Hey JeannieCo, Im so sorry you have yet to experience the 360 tour. I do feel very fortunate to be in a position to go to many shows! I've been down and out in my life after college with no money and I've lived in a homeless shelter so I've been on the other side!!!!!
You let your wife talk to you like that? What is she doing out of the kitchen in the first place? That pie better be ready by the time you finish reading this thread!! :madhusband:
Awww Mellow... I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make you feel guilty. I was just envious that you got to see so many shows already. More power to you!
Hope you can resolve this with your wife....
I couldn't give up my U2 passion, it's like part of our being...once they touch your spirit there's no going back right?
Idea: Maybe show your wife the article I posted in the Fan Experience/tour thread about the little boy that was battling cancer and gave up the money he was awarded by the Make a Wish foundation, to donate the funds instead to the ONE campaign because he said U2's music saved his life and stopped him from suicide. Very powerful.. great article...
http://www.u2interference.com/forum...treatment-this-is-a-great-article-201733.html
uh i have one, this just seemed like a bit of a serious thread, not one to crack jokes in.Where's your sense of humor?
uh i have one, this just seemed like a bit of a serious thread, not one to crack jokes in.
If only she would read that book.
It's not U2 that she has a problem with - from the very little we know about your relationship, it sounds like her problem is that she doesn't like you having a hobby you are passionate about.
i think Mellow Moog should perhaps seek more objective help if he thinks there's a real problem in his marriage, U2-related or not...
i mean, this is a U2 fansite, and most people here are bound to take his side really and shout his wife down...
if you really think there is a problem MM, how about going to talk to a counsellor or something?? to get a truly objective perspective?
i'm really sorry to hear about your loss MM - i too lost my mother to cancer when she was still very young... but i have to say, really, it was my husband and my friends who got me thru the darkest part of my life... i couldn't listen to any music whatsover for a few years after that as i guess music just sparks so many emotions and feelings, and i was just trying so hard to keep myself together emotionally for various reasons... but then a few years later when ATYCLB came out, i started listening again, and some of those songs really touched me, and i could relate so much, and i do think it's pretty special when there is that moment of recognition and relating in a song... but, in my experience, it was my husband who held onto me tightly, my newborn baby who brought me so much joy in a dark time, and my friends at the end of the phone or at the end of a hug, that got me thru... it was those concrete things, and the music was just an extra help...
perhaps your wife is feeling a little resentful of you saying how U2's music has helped you so much in the difficult times in your life... maybe she feels you think they helped you more than she has? i dunno...
just thinking out loud and trying to see both sides here... i just feel life is bigger than a band's music that's all, and i don't think it's worth jeopardising your marriage over if you truly love each other... that's why i think counselling could be good because maybe then you could identify whether it really is your U2 fandom that is the problem, or whether your wife is just a control freak or something...