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mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Do you have questions on how to keep a marriage alive.
Have you wondered how to juggle all the responisbilities thrown at you.
Are you looking for gift ideas for your SO?
Maybe you just want tips on how to crock pot.
Look no further. Im your lady. Ask away.
*** disclaimer I am not a house wife or wife or a gf or a SO...
What is a crock pot? It sounds like something that isn't serious about cooking things in pots.1 -
mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Do you have questions on how to keep a marriage alive.
Have you wondered how to juggle all the responisbilities thrown at you.
Are you looking for gift ideas for your SO?
Maybe you just want tips on how to crock pot.
Look no further. Im your lady. Ask away.
*** disclaimer I am not a house wife or wife or a gf or a SO...
What is a crock pot? It sounds like something that isn't serious about cooking things in pots.
This in fact is a true statement. If you are like *kitten* i dont wanna crocking cook! Throw in some random food and viola dinner is on the table. You have fooled all your love ones into believing you are.2 -
Why are the youngsters not marrying today?
Well you have to weigh the pros and cons. Whats the benefit of marriage if the female counterpart is not at home cooking and cleaning. And the male counterpart is not needed to pay your bills. I personally find it much easier to live by myself no compromising needed.3 -
How many headaches can you have in one week before you elicit health concerns?0
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PaperDoll_ wrote: »How many headaches can you have in one week before you elicit health concerns?
Mix up your excuses. Headache, tummy ache, talking to my mom, talking to your mfp SO.2 -
CoffeeAndContour wrote: »I found out my husband has been having an affair with his young assistant. I’ve burned all his clothes, put nair in his shampoo, emptied his liquor cabinet and smashed his car windows. What else should I do?
Join a fitness forum and get revenge. Chat. Snap. Dm. Till your hearts content.
*aquiring a online boyfriend is highly recommended.3 -
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I'm engaged to be married to a Canadian.
He's a very very polite man who never gets angry. The closest he comes to being angry is sneaking out of bed in the middle of the night and leaving yellow sticky notes in various places in the apartment expressing criticism and disdain towards me. I can live with it because, when confronted, he just smiles nicely and shrugs and then it stops happening for a few weeks.
But recently I was perusing Ladies' Home Journal Online for poutine recipes, when I came across assorted photos of what appeared to be a public event of some sort. In one photo, I clearly saw my fiancé wearing a pink knitted hat with what looked like kitty ears on either side of it. And he was surrounded by women, lots and lots of women, wearing similar looking hats.
I didn't know what to make of it but I confronted him in a frank manner. He said there must be some mistake. He said he had been visiting with his mother that weekend and never left the den, except to go straight to bed at 9 pm in his old room.
Should I be worried and re-evaluate our compatibility for a future together? He knows how I feel about cats and crowds of women and treacherous lies.
As an outsider looking in this is simple. Leave post it notes for him. Draw cats, the words meow, notes "i know what you did"...shame him into a confession and change in his behavior. Easy peasy.2 -
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mustacheU2Lift wrote: »CoffeeAndContour wrote: »I found out my husband has been having an affair with his young assistant. I’ve burned all his clothes, put nair in his shampoo, emptied his liquor cabinet and smashed his car windows. What else should I do?
Join a fitness forum and get revenge. Chat. Snap. Dm. Till your hearts content.
*aquiring a online boyfriend is highly recommended.
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alancorey1979 wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »CoffeeAndContour wrote: »I found out my husband has been having an affair with his young assistant. I’ve burned all his clothes, put nair in his shampoo, emptied his liquor cabinet and smashed his car windows. What else should I do?
Join a fitness forum and get revenge. Chat. Snap. Dm. Till your hearts content.
*aquiring a online boyfriend is highly recommended.
Im not a wife so this wouldn't apply to me.2 -
How much trust is too much trust in a marriage?2
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whats your thoughts on the old saying "whats his is hers and whats hers is hers?"0
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Yikes ive fallen behind...lets see...777Gemma888 wrote: »How much trust is too much trust in a marriage?
Never trust someone 100%. Ecspecially men. I read a statistic that most men cheat. And 100% lie about it.leut_underpants wrote: »How much wood should the wood chuck chuck?
Should a wood chuck? Thats what we should be asking ourselves.laprimaJenny wrote: »How does one find balance between trust and control?
Control is never an answer. If you let them go and 2 birds get hit with one stone. You put too many eggs in your basket.4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »whats your thoughts on the old saying "whats his is hers and whats hers is hers?"
Well, clearly a woman said this after her divorce was finalized. So i agree. But sharing is caring.3 -
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