dilloduck
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mom4 said:Just an ex-boyfriend. My husband is the only husband I've ever had. He's a pretty good one. I think I'll keep him.
Is you ex B/F a psycho too ??????
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mom4 said:Just an ex-boyfriend. My husband is the only husband I've ever had. He's a pretty good one. I think I'll keep him.
Just an alcoholic. But you never know... his biological mother was suicidal.dilloduck said:Is you ex B/F a psycho too ??????
-Cp said:Anyone care to put the train back on the tracks in this thread?
It's called "Women: how do you like it"? And ends up having folks talk about marriages... jeesh...
mom4 said:Maybe there's a lesson here? Maybe women "like it" in committed relationships?
:hug:dilloduck said:Beat me to it,Mom.
mom4 said::hug:
mom4 said:Maybe there's a lesson here? Maybe women "like it" in committed relationships?
-Cp said:I assumed that was a "gimme"...
Bonnie said:You mean find an equal to you? I get that. Most people are looking for that I think??
Kathianne said:No sheiit! Ran into the ex the other night at daughter's performance. Haven't seen or spoken to him other than to get one of the kids on the phone in the past 2 years, (since the youngest turned 18. ) Lo and behold, a message on the machine last night, "Call me, if you want..." LOL! I. think. NOT. Gee he's married with 2 little kids, I was with my 'friend.' For crying out loud, it's been over 10 year! It has gotten better, he used to call all the time.
Methinks the leopard hasn't changed his spots!
Bonnie said:LOL mine had three personality disorders, and I have to think I was insane then, but ultimateley I realize I was only 20 and at 20 most people are lucky if they know their own names much less recognize Borderline psychosis disorder...
mom4 said:Maybe there's a lesson here? Maybe women "like it" in committed relationships?
Roughly its a maladaptive characture trait that is destructive to the person and those involved with the person.Avatar4321 said:Dang thats nuts... how do you define a personality disorder anyway?
This is NOT an elitist attitude. DO NOT make the mistake of marrying someone who doesn't "fit" you. Marriage is a hard job, and you need all the advantages you can get going into it.Avatar4321 said:Yeah basically thats what I want. Although thinking about it I think that might be alittle elitist way to look at this.
I know there is this girl that likes me. and dont get me wrong she is a cool girl but she just isnt want im looking for and i was just thinking i wouldnt want to say she just wasnt my equal because that just sounds mean. but in a way i dont think it would be a equal relationship. its hard to explain.
Avatar4321 said:Dang thats nuts... how do you define a personality disorder anyway?
mom4 said:This is NOT an elitist attitude. DO NOT make the mistake of marrying someone who doesn't "fit" you. Marriage is a hard job, and you need all the advantages you can get going into it.
Joz said:
(Must spread rep around)
mom4 said:This is NOT an elitist attitude. DO NOT make the mistake of marrying someone who doesn't "fit" you. Marriage is a hard job, and you need all the advantages you can get going into it.
dmp said:Oh HELL Yes. You nailed it. NEVER...under any circumstances marry a person for who you hope they'll be; don't marry for potential. Sometimes people choose others in hopes that, after enough time and sex and prayer and sex and time that person will 'become' somebody who REALLY 'gets' them.
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