Emanettes

Sounds like you are making excuses as to why you don't talk to him. It's hard enough he is alone physically, you have left him alone emotionally. He also clearly thinks your family is more important than he is, if true you should not be married, if false you need to let him know.
Either way this will require work, time, and lots of communication.

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AA is one way I could think of. However, I read that you have tried everything to help him, but still no change. I am sorry to say, but people do not change in my opinion. Try again maybe, if he still continues to be an alcoholic, stop it and just end the relationship. I know it will be very difficult, but if you continue it, you will just hurt yourself. I am sorry to hear about your situation.

I am not married yet, but soon I will be. However, I will say this because I am in a long distance relationship for more than 2 years now... What my fiance and I do??? We talk all the time. Talk what happened throughout the day, what you have eaten, what you have seen on the internet that is too cute, funny, or whatever, plan vacations that you want to do when you get together, talk about sex, watch your favorite tv shows together by clicking "play button" at the same time. EVEEERRRYYYTTTHHHIINNNGGG you think and you imagine you can do together. We fight too, do not talk for a couple of hours, then we figure things out what has caused the fight. I cry because distance really sucks, but I never thought of quitting.
I hope you save your marriage..

Sounds like you are making excuses as to why you don't talk to him. It's hard enough he is alone physically, you have left him alone emotionally. He also clearly thinks your family is more important than he is, if true you should not be married, if false you need to let him know.
Either way this will require work, time, and lots of communication.

Sounds like you are making excuses as to why you don't talk to him. It's hard enough he is alone physically, you have left him alone emotionally. He also clearly thinks your family is more important than he is, if true you should not be married, if false you need to let him know.
Either way this will require work, time, and lots of communication.

Yay!!! Youre lucky... Some people dont get an appointment that quick.

I know I sound negative to you, but I am a realist.. I will be honest, I was not happy at all waiting for 7 months. Seeing other people's timeline getting approved that quick, made me grumpy at my fiance, but what can I do?? Use my energy getting mad over nothing. I understand your situation. You are upset.
Most people who have done this process will understand me, because they also experience this.. What did they do? They waited, now they are happy living with their lover. You just really have to wait.

This is the American side of the Emanettes. There is a lot of work going into the process, such as background checks. K1 visa process is fine, and not only will not be made shorter, it should not be made shorter. The process for couples who have already married does need to change though, that can take years, and it's ridiculous.
Would I like the process go faster for ME? Yes. Do I want the process faster allowing people to abuse the system and not be vetted properly? No.
I will sign the petition to keep it as it is. Your desire to be impatient is not a good enough reason to put all Americans in danger.

I am not being negative, but there is a process that these government institutions have to follow... The best thing we should do is to wait.. That's all.. Be patient.. I waited for 7 months not hearing anything from the USCIS. I freaked out a lot, but then when your time comes, it is just going to be fast. Have a good day!

Tita, I am sorry to say but you have to return to the Philippines and have your life back. This is good news and bad news... Bad news, your fiance backed out and was not ready for settling down.. Good news, you will not be in a terrible marriage..