Marriage

In response to an earlier column, "5 Ways You Help Him Cheat," here are reasons some readers provided for their own cheating.

An E-6 pays for his troops' meals, lets them come over for dinner and makes "loans" that they never pay back.

A service member says his wife has run up $50,000 in debt putting their 5-year-old in beauty competitions.

A woman says her husband checks up on her constantly, accusing her of cheating and making threats against her.

He says she's gained weight, isn't sexy enough and he's bored. So he's cheated on her repeatedly throughout their marriage.

A retiree's spouse says he's addicted to alcohol and prescription drugs, getting more aggressive and spending all their money...

A woman wonders if she should tell another spouse that her husband has been flirting with her.

A reader is 30 years old, pregnant with her third child -- and angry her parents refuse to give her $10,000 for a wedding.

A wife gives her husband an ultimate: Choose between the Army or her and the kids.

A couple planned for him to join the Air Force for one tour. Now he wants to stay in for 20 and she fears giving up her...