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Seriously tho, I envy anyone with a successful marriage. I couldn't do it. My second exwife and I get along better after divorce than we ever did married.
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I propose a trade.
I'll make the sandwich.
You make the Mercedes SLC.
Deal?
No argument there, except your insinuation that I'm going to become an overweight lazy slob is a little off base. If that was going to happen, I'd be that by now.Don't ask me, I've been single for 27+ years and like it.
The difference between a girlfriend and a wife is:
... if a girlfriend turns out to a nagging bitch, you can tell her to hit the road,
... if a girlfriend turns out to be a massive slob around the house, you can tell her to hit the road,
... if a girlfriend puts on 50 pounds and turns into a fatass, you can tell her to hit the road,
... if a girlfriend thinks she's going to sit on her ass and not work and contribute something monetarily to the relationship, you can tell her to hit the road,
... and the list can go on forever. Wives you must suffer through these differences attempting to work out a solution, or live with them even though you don't like it. Girlfriends you don't. I'll take girlfriends.
Just my preference, as I'm sure there's many here that will beg to differ. It's a free country, and I urge everyone to exercise their freedom of choice.
Just remember that it's a two way street. Your girlfriend can pick up and split when you become an overweight lazy slob that appears to have grown from a sofa. Being alone sounds wonderful, until you're alone......
Guess I'll think twice before I rep you again.
Have sex whenever your husband wants.
Is there something else?
My very first girl friend in the Air Force at Nellis AFB told me one time that her MOTHER told her...
... "the secret to keeping your man happy is to keep his belly full and his balls empty."
She was from NYC... can you imagine a mother telling her daughter that?
so why are you stressed [MENTION=20854]Zander[/MENTION]?
so why are you stressed [MENTION=20854]Zander[/MENTION]?
I'm not stressed...no really!! I'm NOT!!!
Seriously though. My world is a stress free zone......
so why are you stressed [MENTION=20854]Zander[/MENTION]?
I'm not stressed...no really!! I'm NOT!!!
Seriously though. My world is a stress free zone......
mine too....
so why the thread?
I'm not stressed...no really!! I'm NOT!!!
Seriously though. My world is a stress free zone......
mine too....
so why the thread?
Just for fun- and for a little perspective. Marriages are hard work!! I'm lucky, I have a wife that I adore, and she feels the same way about me. But it's still hard work...
Starting this thread has forced me to be a little more attentive to her and the things that she cares about......believe me, it's worth it!!
Hold on....
What? Yes dear!! I am on my way up now!!! OK ...yes ..yes, uh huh. Yup. OK!!
Yes dear, I will shut off the lights, take out the garbage, and turn off the fireplace. What? yes, I'll take my shoes off BEFORE I come back in.....
Gotta go!!
I am hoping this thread will become a compendium of wisdom and advice for a successful marriage. In order to do that, it will require lots of differing viewpoints. So please, weigh in!! Contribute!! And let's all benefit from our "collective" experience....and hopefully laugh a little too!
Let me get it started.....
PS- I've been married for 18 years (in a row!!).
Easy. Remember she's always right and nothing belongs to you anymore.
I am hoping this thread will become a compendium of wisdom and advice for a successful marriage. In order to do that, it will require lots of differing viewpoints. So please, weigh in!! Contribute!! And let's all benefit from our "collective" experience....and hopefully laugh a little too!
Let me get it started.....
PS- I've been married for 18 years (in a row!!).
my marriage has definitely made my life better. I can honestly say, l love my wife more than when we where first married. the relationship has grown. my wife is also my best friend. I think one of the key factors is while we are a couple, we have maintained our individuality. we've never tried to change each other, we've never put constraints on each other. We have trust in each other and neither one of us has ever given the other reason to lose that trust. Above all, we communicate. We talk, we don't hold things back
I am hoping this thread will become a compendium of wisdom and advice for a successful marriage. In order to do that, it will require lots of differing viewpoints. So please, weigh in!! Contribute!! And let's all benefit from our "collective" experience....and hopefully laugh a little too!
Let me get it started.....
PS- I've been married for 18 years (in a row!!).
my marriage has definitely made my life better. I can honestly say, l love my wife more than when we where first married. the relationship has grown. my wife is also my best friend. I think one of the key factors is while we are a couple, we have maintained our individuality. we've never tried to change each other, we've never put constraints on each other. We have trust in each other and neither one of us has ever given the other reason to lose that trust. Above all, we communicate. We talk, we don't hold things back
That is one of the most essential components---- communication-- however most people don't know how to do it. right For effective communication, one needs to avoid beginning a sentence with the word, you, as that is often considered accusatory by the person listening and they will become defensive and when that happens, often loud voices are heard and at that point, all effective communication comes to a halt.
Lesson of the day: Avoid starting serious communications with the word, you. It puts people on the defensive, unless that is where you want them.