Begins with 'D', ends with "vorce"Follow

What she said.

The dowry. I'm holding out for two cows and a trunk full of textiles.

Maybe you should try GasX.

I don't see ditching a marriage as an admirable trait. Hope you ddon't have kids.

Nobody would suggest you do nothing to change the situation, but you sound like you're just giving up, and surrendering when you're fighting for that which you supposedly love is not an admirable trait. An admirable trait would be having the perseverance to try and mend the relationship. An even more admirable trait would be being patient enough to hold back on marriage until you are mature enough to understand these concepts.

I don't think you're being up-front, though. I sense infidelity or perhaps you have the four inch transplanted cOck of a Chinaman.

That's pretty much where the line gets drawn, either by you or your spouse. Maybe you're frustrated in your current relationship, but there is a point where you simply decide the other person isn't worth it to you, and you want the newer relationship more than the old one. I find this is typical of people who are addicted to the beginning love-high feeling, but don't know what to do when it wears out. Not everyone is up to a long-term relationship.

On the other side of the coin, there are warning signs people just refuse to acknowledge. If your husband or wife keeps arguing with you about the same thing and expressing that they just don't know what to do anymore, take heed and get yourself to a counsellor or compromise quick, before they lose their patience and leave you. You can't really ***** if he's been telling you for months that he hates not spending any alone time with you, and you never saw fit to do anything about it because you assume your wedding ring is a handcuff. Taking people for granted is a silver bullet.

Well unless you're British royalty or a redneck from the Appalacians, marrying your sister isn't even an option.



Maybe is isn't a her. Maybe he's found new love with another man, she-male, goat...whatever.

Flea, I hate not spending any alone time with you.

I'm okay with it. BFF?

I'll let you borrow mine so long as when you return them they are still attached to the Nexa girl.

The marriage isn't making her unhappy. She's making herself unhappy, and you're apparently not helping.

Look I appreciate the comment, but I really didn't post it for the attention. I was just answering the post. I would hope you mean well, but with all due respect you don't really know what you are talking about.

She knows full well that you're just an cnut.





Edited, Sep 20th 2006 at 2:04pm EDT by Elderon