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Every night I cook dinner for my family. My husband never says thank you or compliments me on the meal. I am beginning to feel like the hired help. When I have brought this up, he comments that no one says thanks to him for going to work everyday. Or, It's your job! How can I get him to appreciate me? (1:31)
Why is it some days I wake up and think I am the luckiest girl in the world to be married to my husband. Other days I can't see what I ever saw in him, everything he does annoys me. Is this normal? (1:17)
Les, as a husband yourself can you offer suggestions on things I can do to make my husband feel valued? (2:02)
My wife works for a boss that yells at staff members out in the open. She does not give them a chance to defend themselves and never apologizes. This job is tearing my wife up and I'd like her to find another job. My wife says she likes her job and doesn't want to leave. But I'm tired of my wife coming home crying and it ruins our evening too. How can I get her to see reason? (1:51)
My husband still wears a pony-tail from his college days. He's a married father now with a real job and I tell him all the time it looks ridiculous. How do I get him to grow up and lose the pony-tail? (1:57)
My wife wears no make-up and her sweatpants and tee shirts to the mall, the grocery store, the kids school. I want to be proud to be seen with her, she's still a very pretty woman when she makes a little effort. How can I get her to clean up her appearance without sounding like a jerk? (2:12)
Is there any hope for a back-seat driver? I don't know what it is but I cannot keep my mouth shut when I'm not the driver. I know its irritating to others. (2:32)
My husband's father died recently. I have woken up several times during the night to find him quietly crying. I want to be able to comfort him but he won't share with me his feelings. How do I get him to open up to me? (2:30)
When I try to talk to my husband, if I need more than a minute or two he is constantly looking around for an escape. It's very obvious what he's doing though he won't admit it. How can I get him to concentrate on what I'm saying for more than a minute? Do most men do that? (2:50)
I have been married for 20 years. Fifteen years ago, I had a brief affair that my wife doesn't know about. I would like to tell her so that we can reach a new level of intimacy. She is a forgiving person but also very sensitive. Do you think it's wise to tell her? (2:51)

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