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Huwag mo ng sabihin yung tsismis about the wife, tsismis nga sabi mo. Wala pang proof eh.Huwag mo in i confront si wife. Imo, wala kang karapatan. Friend ka ni husband so siya lang ang bigyan mo ng advice.As a friend, advice lang ang magagawa mo. Nasa husband na yan kung gusto niya magbulag bulagan or tanggapin ang katotohanan. Sila lang ang makaka ayos niyan
Totally agree with this. Besides, though you may be a friend with the best of intentions -- someone else may be better qualified (trained) to MEDIATE. it may be best for the couple to go to a competent and non-judgmental counsellor. Tell him to make arrangements for his next trip.1 last thing -- he may appear to you as being open about their relationship -- but he may also be hiding something. Only the 2 of them are any nearer the whole truth about their relationship and activities. Things are not always what they seem. so, be his friend, period -- the rest is none of your business.
Tanong mo sa friend mo sis, "Ano ba ang mas importante sayo ngayon? Work o marriage/family? Kung work eh di stay where you are and watch your marriage crumble. No one will fix your marriage for you. Kung marriage/family, go home for good or hanggang sa maayos ang relationship, and fix what needs to be fixed."Hindi enough yung uwi lang sya sandali, and then balik agad abroad. Wala talagang mangyayari.