Spotted my friend’s husband behaving intimately with another lady
I spotted my friend’s husband behaving intimately with another lady. Should I tell my friend? Or should I confront her husband, who I am not close to? I’m afraid to make a mistake.
I spotted my friend’s husband behaving intimately with another lady. Should I tell my friend? Or should I confront her husband, who I am not close to? I’m afraid to make a mistake.
I read the responses to the 1 February 2024 and 1 January 2026 posts on masturbation. My struggle is my sex drive is considerably higher than my partner’s. We spoke about it with each other and the reasons cited centre around being tired or busy.
My husband and I have been married for ten years. We are both Methodists. During this time, he has been abusive emotionally, verbally and physically. He has also been exhibiting aggressive behaviour and threatened my 5-year-old child.
Many readers would have already seen the latest official national statistics reported in the General Household Survey published in June 2026.
Some lessons in life are ones we want to learn. Others come uninvited and may even be unwelcome. Hard lessons can be painful but if we learn something from them, perhaps even they do have a silver lining.
In 2025, Methodist Welfare Services (MWS) launched The Healing Nation, a national initiative inspired by the 140th Anniversary of The Methodist Church in Singapore to rally the wider community to give back.
I recently found out that my Christian friend’s marriage has been on the rocks. His wife is abusive, both physically and verbally, and my friend has decided he’s had enough and wants a divorce.
I saw my colleague’s profile on a dating app that I use. I know that he’s married with kids. A mutual colleague who knows his wife also saw it and we are wondering what we should do, or not do anything at all and mind our own business.
At the State of the Family 2026 plenary discussions, church leaders and workers were reminded that even “happy” Christian marriages may conceal some quiet dissatisfaction—particularly among wives.