All Comments on 'An Unknown for a Lover'

now what to do about Hubby, the ice cream dude. TK U MLJ LV NV

If your character is 'happily' married and 'loved' her husband why did she feel the need to turn into a lesbian? and cuckold her husband?

The sub title should read "My husband and I always had a good relationship...."

The way to determine if you use "Me or I" is to say the sentence with only one of the subjects in it.

"Me always had a good relationship..." does not sound correct in this case.

"I always had a good relationship..." sounds much better

Then you add the second subject of the sentence before whichever word you chose for yourself....thus creating the sentence....."My husband and I always had a good relationship...."

The extra "had" before the word "always" is not needed and only confuses the issue further. I am not saying it is wrong there, just unnecessary to the sentence, it is redundant. Unless you are being paid by the word it does nothing to improve the statement being made.

An example of where to use "me" would be..."Joe ran with me."

To say, "Joe ran with I" does not sound right.

If you want Joe to run with Mary also, you need to say "Joe ran with Mary and me."

I hope this straightens out the confusion in many of the writers' heads