married chit-chatters?
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*huge eye roll* I have no idea why people flinch away from flirting. It's as threatening to you and your marriage as you allow it to be. Women (I call them the desperate housewives of our neighborhood) throw winks and smiles at the hubs all the time at the grocery store, usually as I'm running down another aisle or my back is turned. I still let him go to the damn store by himself. It's flattering that women want my husband and he feels the same way when women/men check me out. Relax people. We're married, not monks.9
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I definitely agree. I like to flirt. And I like when my husband flirts too.5
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BinaryPulsar wrote: »I definitely agree. I like to flirt. And I like when my husband flirts too.
I think most men secretly (or not secretly) like it when their wives are hit on and flirt back. It's fun.1 -
ridebikes_drinkbeer wrote: »BinaryPulsar wrote: »I definitely agree. I like to flirt. And I like when my husband flirts too.
I think most men secretly (or not secretly) like it when their wives are hit on and flirt back. It's fun.
My husband likes it. He likes it as long as I like it. He doesn't like when guys are being too aggressive or creepy and bothering me.3 -
I think it's a fine line, a dude flirting with my wife doesn't bother me as she is a beautiful woman and it happens sometimes but as said by someone above if it's aggressive or persistent it bothers me2
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Motorsheen wrote: »...
( btw... MOSAF stands for Minister of Sex and Finance; we're married.)
My wife prefers SWMBO (She Who Must Be Obeyed)
nearly 29 years of marriage, 6 kids 27-19 bgbbgg.... last year when the youngest went to college we waited 2 weeks for her to adjust and then took a month long vacation... We debated simply moving and not leaving the kids a forwarding address, but that would not be fair to the 3 boys who are in the services (marine, army and navy)... and 2 grandkids so far both born this year.
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@serenityfrye Midwest is a BIG area? I lived first 22 years in IA, and have lived in IL OH WI too. Where do you live?
Been here in VA since 2007. (Retired 2010) Grandkids close.0 -
In Kansas now0
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Anyone else whose OH is a PITA when it comes to meals?0
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Hello married peeps.0
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Broomstick_Boo wrote: »Anyone else whose OH is a PITA when it comes to meals?
How so?0 -
My wife will eat anything i cook for breakfast or dinner, lunch is usually diy. the kids learned for to heat soup and make sandwiches at an early age, we saw no need to submit to their meal choices. truth be told, rarely did they want to make their own dinner so they ate what was made and just whined a bit.1
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Married 24 yrs. 3 kids, boring desk job. I have no life. Always willing to chat1
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Hi! Married 16 years, an 18 yo and a 12 yo. Life's good
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SO excited that I finally received my metal tonight for running 2,016 miles this year! It's a goal I set and while this metal may only be a small symbol, it's one earned with blood, sweat and tears! I just had to share!!!!!15 -
married here too:) anyone with kids too?0
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sorry not meant to sounds creepy haha I have 2 of my own.0
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I have 4 boys.0
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4 boys here1
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Hey married folks. I knew there had to be some here lol.1
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We're here but VERY QUIET!
As a 68yo man, married for 48 years in Feb I am amazed that so much "socializing" goes on here! I moved over to MFP site in Sep with WW group GOAD Guys on a Diet b/c WW closed their online Community BBs.
Can I ask our group WHY are you on MFP?
I have lost 145# since Jan 2013, I want to get BELOW 200 next year. Now at 233.
I follow WW Smart Points plan and do water aerobics, swim and walk 10K steps a day (or at least TRY to).
What's your story?2 -
My story is fairly simple and boring I looked in the mirror one day and really didn't like what I saw. I only really needed to lose 14-15lbs, but I was also very out of shape. The best part is that having seen the change in me, my energy levels and overall attitude, my wife is now interested. I'm hoping she "jumps in" soon - that's my best friend, and it would be great to do this with her. 2
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.Jimb376mfp wrote: »We're here but VERY QUIET!
As a 68yo man, married for 48 years in Feb I am amazed that so much "socializing" goes on here! I moved over to MFP site in Sep with WW group GOAD Guys on a Diet b/c WW closed their online Community BBs.
Can I ask our group WHY are you on MFP?
I have lost 145# since Jan 2013, I want to get BELOW 200 next year. Now at 233.
I follow WW Smart Points plan and do water aerobics, swim and walk 10K steps a day (or at least TRY to).
What's your story?
Impressive loss!!! You'll definitely hit your goal
I'm here because I've been here since 2010 and am too comfortable here to go hang out somewhere else on the internet lol. I lost 30 lbs a while ago, gained 10 back, and have decided that's cool as long as I don't turn into a lazy slug.
Participating in the community here keeps me mindful of my health and encourages me to make better choices even though I rarely log. I like a lot of the people here. It's a good place talk about health and fitness science, and I'm kind of a nerd. And I like the socializing - I don't always want to talk about food and fitness, but I don't want to go to another forum either. Unless by socializing you mean flirting... Which I choose to avoid, but for everyone else why not, there's a lot of sexy people on here
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Still married.
Still chit chatting.
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It's all we have left! lol6
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Jimb376mfp wrote: »We're here but VERY QUIET!
As a 68yo man, married for 48 years in Feb I am amazed that so much "socializing" goes on here! I moved over to MFP site in Sep with WW group GOAD Guys on a Diet b/c WW closed their online Community BBs.
Can I ask our group WHY are you on MFP?
I have lost 145# since Jan 2013, I want to get BELOW 200 next year. Now at 233.
I follow WW Smart Points plan and do water aerobics, swim and walk 10K steps a day (or at least TRY to).
What's your story?
I've been trying to lose about 6 stone for the last 5 years and it's a struggle. I have lost about 1.5 but I've built my strength so it skewers the scales.
With this I don't have to find/go to meetings, weigh myself in public, or get the pitying looks because I've stayed the same.
I can get (and give) support to/from people who are being successful, or not, and I LOVE the glimpses into other people's personalities because I'm a bit nosy like that.
I go the gym 4/5 nights a week, more if I can, I also swim and go hiking where possible.
My friends are fed up of listening to me talk about food, calories, exercise etc, and they don't know much themselves so this site is ideal.
What I don't like about this site is the nasty (mainly ladies) who will try and belittle people who don't agree with them and take over other people's posts with their opinions and constant posting, but that's just my opinion
Edited to add : In general most people on here are nice and supportive.7 -
Happily married with 3 kids looking to add some like minded friends. Feel free to add me. Have a great day!2
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Married 17 years, three kids, life is good4
Truth! 
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