Mexican_Hippie
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I disagree.
You're wrong. And it wasn't a discussion. Didn't you see my "full stop"?!?! lol
I disagree.
What were we arguing about?
Who cares, there is no woman here to tell us we are wrong.
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"Bitch Switch"? Me?
We had a neighbor, Josh and Janey. Janey was a looker and Josh a hard worker always with long hours, Janey was a school teacher with no shortage of time on her hands while Josh made the bucks. You can figure, Janey got bored except on payday she soon found some guys to hook up with. She got caught and they divorced. Janey like most women in Texas fared very well getting the house, money and yes Josh's brand new Corvette. She got the car but Josh had the paperwork, paid the note and the insurance.
Wish I had the pic I took: Came license time and Janey got some Texas personalized plates:
Texas
2 BIT X
It gets flipped when some jackass is out walking their dog in the neighborhood (with no leash)and the dog comes at me and Max. I carry a Kimber Pepper Blaster and my "draw instinct" is quite ingrainedOh yeah, i can see it.
Riiiiight there,,,,,,
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Yes, without success.
I lost my best friend in high school by incompetently following that advice. I was dating a crazy (fun crazy, most of the time, but still crazy) and right before graduation I knew that I needed to either break it off or she was going to do what was necessary to make sure I made an honest woman of her.Crazy can be good, just don't marry it (or date long term).
There is a hit out on youI lost my best friend in high school by incompetently following that advice. I was dating a crazy (fun crazy, most of the time, but still crazy) and right before graduation I knew that I needed to either break it off or she was going to do what was necessary to make sure I made an honest woman of her.
Instead of manning up and just breaking it off, I introduced her to my best friend. I knew she's jump to him because his family had lots of money. Before the introduction, I clearly told him that she was nuts and a gold digger and that if he wanted to play with fire, fine, but he should watch out and not get burned. He listened to my warning and then gave me permission to go forward with the introduction. He was in the mood for some meaningless fun and said he could handle any amount of crazy.
He couldn't. She got pregnant. They got married. He never forgave me or spoke to me again.
Mark, if you're out there buddy, I'm sorry.
Crazy can be good, just don't marry it (or date long term).
I lost my best friend in high school by incompetently following that advice. I was dating a crazy (fun crazy, most of the time, but still crazy) and right before graduation I knew that I needed to either break it off or she was going to do what was necessary to make sure I made an honest woman of her.
Instead of manning up and just breaking it off, I introduced her to my best friend. I knew she's jump to him because his family had lots of money. Before the introduction, I clearly told him that she was nuts and a gold digger and that if he wanted to play with fire, fine, but he should watch out and not get burned. He listened to my warning and then gave me permission to go forward with the introduction. He was in the mood for some meaningless fun and said he could handle any amount of crazy.
He couldn't. She got pregnant. They got married. He never forgave me or spoke to me again.
Mark, if you're out there buddy, I'm sorry.
I honestly see absolutely no fault on your part for that happening.
Again, your all-encompassing logic is flawed. Not all marriages are about control. Nor jealousy. Nor sex. After thirteen years and three small kids together, my wife and I still enjoy sex a minimum of three times a week. Even directly after having children, we still found creative ways to be intimate. If I walked in on my wife and another man engaged in a close conversation I would assume he's trying to sell her a vacuum (or steaks). My wife has made it abundantly clear how much she hates being called "the boss" because neither of us are each other's master. We aren't slaves, we aren't to be controlled. The only people I bow and serve are my three kids — but that's a different story altogether.Bonnie and I lived together for 11 years but now we're just friends and we live apart. She called and came over late this afternoon, played with Jake and we caught up on things. I had about 4 pounds of cooked chicken legs so we brewed up some chicken Burritos that were KILLER! Later, we watched that damned girly show where she picks her mate and got burned. They reveal the winner next week! GRRRR!
We get along great!
I mention this because she has her life, I have mine, we meet on common ground when it suits us and have no hard feelings. That's how relationships should be. That's how relationships should end.
In marriage, jealousy, control, "who's in charge" creep in and screw things up. Sex, the powerful attraction that brought the couple together is now a commodity that is doled out or withheld as a tool of manipulation.
Worse, everything the couple owns is now under the sole control of the state. Ever been divorced? If not, you find out damned quickly who is actually in control of your financial life. There is a whole divorce industry set up to bleed the hapless couple dry.
These are points to ponder.................and I mention them in conversation not as a condemnation of marriage. Just think about them.
Flash
My first marriage was not so good. I was in the Army, she hated the Army, hated Ft Hood and everything that went along with it. But payday she was the first one in the PX. She hated moving instead of leaving her at Ft Hood when I went to Korea I sent her back home to Dallas and bought her a house. I came back from Korea and she demanded I get out of the Army then, but I said I can't, I am at Ft Hood. She stayed in Dallas.Bonnie and I lived together for 11 years but now we're just friends and we live apart. She called and came over late this afternoon, played with Jake and we caught up on things. I had about 4 pounds of cooked chicken legs so we brewed up some chicken Burritos that were KILLER! Later, we watched that damned girly show where she picks her mate and got burned. They reveal the winner next week! GRRRR!
We get along great!
I mention this because she has her life, I have mine, we meet on common ground when it suits us and have no hard feelings. That's how relationships should be. That's how relationships should end.
In marriage, jealousy, control, "who's in charge" creep in and screw things up. Sex, the powerful attraction that brought the couple together is now a commodity that is doled out or withheld as a tool of manipulation.
Worse, everything the couple owns is now under the sole control of the state. Ever been divorced? If not, you find out damned quickly who is actually in control of your financial life. There is a whole divorce industry set up to bleed the hapless couple dry.
These are points to ponder.................and I mention them in conversation not as a condemnation of marriage. Just think about them.
Flash