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How long were you hitched
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Women wanting to be equal with Men.
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That's what's wrong with the world today too much regard to "people say".People say it's embarrassing to the kids when they go to research their genealogy. If they have the Mom's last name and/or don't even know who their dad is.
Does he pat you on the head when he gets home?He can boss me while he's here, but since he'll be gone to work most of the day, I can do whatever the fuck I want... who wouldn't want that?
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Aren't those heart's supposed to be red when loves involved. LolOh and I love my husbands last name. ♥♥
Unless you need the dishwasher fixed...Women don't WANT to be equal....we ARE equal. And in some cases better...
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Sounds sexy.lolI don't think women are better.
I think men are more honest - and fun.
Not sure about smarts, the jury is still out on that. Maybe smart in different ways....
My reply was tongue in cheek..lol
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How long were you hitchedWhy haven't they ever complained about changing their last when marrying. You'd think they'd be wanting that to change.
What?
In a dork chapter of my life I was into comparing numerology, astrology and last names. I had read somewhere that when you take on a man's last name then you also accept those issues that are family related. Years go on and I'm done with all that. I had forgotten about it right up until the time I got married. I remember standing there and it hit me from out of nowhere. I decided I was going to have a hyphenated name between me and all of that nonsense. Just in case.
Hell, I almost bolted during the wedding. We were married by a relative, justice of the peace, and she was on one side and he was on the other and if I would have figured out a way around them then I might have done it. Middle of a snow storm, at night and in an area that I really didn't know. Yep, short white chic in heels and sequins running down the road.
We were officially divorced August 18, 2005.
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No the question was how long were you hitched.lolHow long were you hitchedWhy haven't they ever complained about changing their last when marrying. You'd think they'd be wanting that to change.
What?
In a dork chapter of my life I was into comparing numerology, astrology and last names. I had read somewhere that when you take on a man's last name then you also accept those issues that are family related. Years go on and I'm done with all that. I had forgotten about it right up until the time I got married. I remember standing there and it hit me from out of nowhere. I decided I was going to have a hyphenated name between me and all of that nonsense. Just in case.
Hell, I almost bolted during the wedding. We were married by a relative, justice of the peace, and she was on one side and he was on the other and if I would have figured out a way around them then I might have done it. Middle of a snow storm, at night and in an area that I really didn't know. Yep, short white chic in heels and sequins running down the road.
We were officially divorced August 18, 2005.
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No the question was how long were you hitched.lolHow long were you hitchedWhy haven't they ever complained about changing their last when marrying. You'd think they'd be wanting that to change.
What?
In a dork chapter of my life I was into comparing numerology, astrology and last names. I had read somewhere that when you take on a man's last name then you also accept those issues that are family related. Years go on and I'm done with all that. I had forgotten about it right up until the time I got married. I remember standing there and it hit me from out of nowhere. I decided I was going to have a hyphenated name between me and all of that nonsense. Just in case.
Hell, I almost bolted during the wedding. We were married by a relative, justice of the peace, and she was on one side and he was on the other and if I would have figured out a way around them then I might have done it. Middle of a snow storm, at night and in an area that I really didn't know. Yep, short white chic in heels and sequins running down the road.
We were officially divorced August 18, 2005.
Officially five years. I left 3 years into it.
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The honeymoon should last longer than that.lolNo the question was how long were you hitched.lolHow long were you hitchedWhy haven't they ever complained about changing their last when marrying. You'd think they'd be wanting that to change.
What?
In a dork chapter of my life I was into comparing numerology, astrology and last names. I had read somewhere that when you take on a man's last name then you also accept those issues that are family related. Years go on and I'm done with all that. I had forgotten about it right up until the time I got married. I remember standing there and it hit me from out of nowhere. I decided I was going to have a hyphenated name between me and all of that nonsense. Just in case.
Hell, I almost bolted during the wedding. We were married by a relative, justice of the peace, and she was on one side and he was on the other and if I would have figured out a way around them then I might have done it. Middle of a snow storm, at night and in an area that I really didn't know. Yep, short white chic in heels and sequins running down the road.
We were officially divorced August 18, 2005.
Officially five years. I left 3 years into it.
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The honeymoon should last longer than that.lolNo the question was how long were you hitched.lolHow long were you hitchedWhat?
In a dork chapter of my life I was into comparing numerology, astrology and last names. I had read somewhere that when you take on a man's last name then you also accept those issues that are family related. Years go on and I'm done with all that. I had forgotten about it right up until the time I got married. I remember standing there and it hit me from out of nowhere. I decided I was going to have a hyphenated name between me and all of that nonsense. Just in case.
Hell, I almost bolted during the wedding. We were married by a relative, justice of the peace, and she was on one side and he was on the other and if I would have figured out a way around them then I might have done it. Middle of a snow storm, at night and in an area that I really didn't know. Yep, short white chic in heels and sequins running down the road.
We were officially divorced August 18, 2005.
Officially five years. I left 3 years into it.
Life happens when you're making other plans.
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So the infatuation wore off?The honeymoon should last longer than that.lolNo the question was how long were you hitched.lolHow long were you hitched
We were officially divorced August 18, 2005.
Officially five years. I left 3 years into it.
Life happens when you're making other plans.
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So the infatuation wore off?The honeymoon should last longer than that.lolNo the question was how long were you hitched.lolWe were officially divorced August 18, 2005.
Officially five years. I left 3 years into it.
Life happens when you're making other plans.
I'll explain it some other time.
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Does he pat you on the head when he gets home?He can boss me while he's here, but since he'll be gone to work most of the day, I can do whatever the fuck I want... who wouldn't want that?
No. He'll usually spot the one thing I didn't do or did wrong and rail me about that....
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Does he pat you on the head when he gets home?He can boss me while he's here, but since he'll be gone to work most of the day, I can do whatever the fuck I want... who wouldn't want that?
No. He'll usually spot the one thing I didn't do or did wrong and rail me about that....
I'm sorry to hear that. If he is going to mention what you didn't do or did wrong, he should be giving praise for the things you did and did right. And I would imagine he doesn't come home and tell you all about his own mistakes.
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Does he pat you on the head when he gets home?He can boss me while he's here, but since he'll be gone to work most of the day, I can do whatever the fuck I want... who wouldn't want that?
No. He'll usually spot the one thing I didn't do or did wrong and rail me about that....
I'm sorry to hear that. If he is going to mention what you didn't do or did wrong, he should be giving praise for the things you did and did right. And I would imagine he doesn't come home and tell you all about his own mistakes.
My husband is a piece of work! I thought I was tough when I met him, but he's made me a lot stronger!
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