Dear Amy: My wife and I have been married for 13 years. We both recently turned 40.
First, to address your wife’s attitude toward children who are available for adoption: She’s wrong.
This is an extremely important and primary issue. The way this is resolved will affect the rest of your life in profound ways. Now I’m looking for something more than “friends with benefits.” However, the last few men I’ve met and gone on dates with, as wholesome as they seemed on online dating sites , these men were really just looking for hookups.
It is valid to ask someone outright what they are looking for. If they are fresh out of a relationship, they may be in their own phase of oats-sowing.
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