Lifemates Complaints

Ninja/bad husband

My husband is really into his martial arts. He's been training in Ninjutsu for like ten years. He has the whole ninja outfit. He's got the utility belt, the hood and mask, and the hand and feet spikes. He's really good, no lifemates complaints about that. He has all the weapons too. He can climb a tree in seconds and flip around and roll on the floor like a ball. It's actually really cool. He does competition fighting and he teaches. There actually is a ninja in Canada. The only problem I have with this is he's more into his training than he is with me. He leaves for work at 6:30 am and he gets home at 7:00 pm. He eats dinner with me and the kids for a half hour before he goes out to train till 11:30. I never see him and more importantly, his kids never see him. My five year old son asks me all the time "where's dad? Am I going to get to see him today"? It's heart breaking for me to see that his son doesn't get to see his own father. I know he needs to devote a lot if time to his ninja stuff but his family comes first. He needs to be a lifemate to his wife not to being a ninja. I hope he reads this lifemates complaint and changes his act.

Donna from Barrie, Canada

Lifemates Complaints from Other Canadian Women

1. He just doesn’t listen! (Wendy from Toronto)
2. MY POT HEAD HUSBAND (Tarra from Hamilton)
3. I want a dog and he doesn't (Carolyn from Ottawa)
4. A loaded gun in the house (Ruthie from Montreal)
5. I HATE HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Patricia from Hamilton)
6. The world's messiest husband (Rikki from Toronto)
7. You have got to work on your anger issues (Susann from Winnipeg)
8. He's choosing a bar over his family (Lyndsey from Hamilton)
9. Ninja/bad husband (Donna from Barrie)
10. I married a creature.  No joke. (Shannon from Vancouver)
11. My husband drinks too much (Breanna from Mississauga)
12. Is it possible for someone to be this bad at communication?
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13. I’m a slave to a tyrant (Audrey from Barrie)
14. He’s not the man I married at all (Debra from Winnipeg)