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Thread: Married Women Looking For Sex
Bridge Jumper
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Married Women Looking For Sex
Posted:
2/10/2009 11:13:27 PM
Any man willing to sleep with another mans wife has no morals or self confidence. "Not man enough to find one of your own?" Losers!
I'm with you 100% on this one Indy!
Bridge Jumper
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Married women in the clubs and bars?
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2/10/2009 10:50:50 PM
I'm digging these forums, it really shows me just why some of you are still single and projecting statements onto another person that you do not know clearly shows me some major issues going on, which bottom line means, do NOT make me pay for your past failures and your x's past failures. I will address one point clearly here, I absolutely am not the type that thinks my woman should stay at home, barefoot in the kitchen, in fact, I encourage them to find interests on their own to have something to share with me and to help them with their own identity, but man, if she's hanging out at the bars, she's not expanding her venue, she's just going back to the single life and will bore and frustrate the crap out of me in short order.
OP:
It's amazing to me that you can point your finger and tell other people that they have major issues! Are you kidding me?? You will and I quote "encourage them to find interests on their own to have something to share with you" aren't you fantastic! Allowing the little woman to do something you can be involved in and be a part of?? POSSESSIVE AND INSECURE MUCH? So basically your wife should be at home keeping you entertained and at your beck and call? Is that what your looking for? A woman can go out anywhere she wants because she's a person not a something you own. She can go out with her friends or to the bar or a club without you getting frustrated! Obviously YOU have trust issues and you are a child not a man. Who are you to tell anyone how to "expand their venue"? If I was married to a man like you not only would I be going to the bar to get as far away from you as possible but I'd probably be doing it in another country...
Bridge Jumper
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Married Men -To date or not to date?
Posted:
2/10/2009 10:41:12 PM
I guess it's up to the individual but remember Karma is a b*tch and it comes to get you back full force!
Bridge Jumper
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Possessive older men
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2/10/2009 11:07:26 AM
Possessive can be good in small doses and I have always dated older men. I don't date boys.
Bridge Jumper
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How can you tell you are over someone?
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2/10/2009 11:02:29 AM
Do you ever really get over someone? Isn't it more that you mature and move on? It's not easy to say that having intimacy with someone and trusting someone can just be forgotten so easily. I think to truly "get over" it you have to move on and face that it's over. A lot of people don't do that. They hide from it or distance themselves from it but block the pain, the betrayl, the hurt, even the joy whatever it is they think they can't face they block. That works in the short term but in the long run the memories will come back with a vengance and hurt more years from now because you will continue to push the emotions down rather then bring them up and face them. Most of the time it has to do with your own ego and your own pride that's wounded the worst. What exactly are you holding on to? If it's over then it should be over. No matter how much you cry or yell it won't change and even if it could it will never be what it once was. Everyday will get easier. Your heart will heal. And you will stop waking up with tears on your face because you dreamt about them and they are not laying beside you. We have all been there. We have all had to move on. It's how it goes really....
Bridge Jumper
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What are we doing?
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2/10/2009 10:15:51 AM
I would never want to go back to my 20's EVER!! We didn't even know who we were back then did we? I didn't that much I know. I think that it's true maybe we weren't as selective or had different ideas about relationships but that's the fun of being adults isn't it? I don't know why people look at 30+ as a bad thing for dating? What has changed so much in that 10 year span? Would you have wanted to be in a serious relationship with your 21 year old self? I wouldn't!
Bridge Jumper
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Tick Tock, its so loud some times.
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2/10/2009 10:11:50 AM
I am over 30 so I get it I really do but you have to remember and believe that everything happens for a reason. You may not know why but oneday it will make sense. I think it has to do with pressure really, most woman over 30 are married or have children and you can look at that and think your missing out or that you did something wrong. Just remember that the grass is always greener and if your meant to have kids you will.
Bridge Jumper
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Could you be in a relationship with a long haul truck driver?
Posted:
2/10/2009 9:59:43 AM
I'm not a trucker, but I'm in sales and travel frequently. This is a deal breaker for many women and forget it if they have kid(s) already, in my experience. Plus the fact just about every women I was ever with thought that sales = "you lie for a living" and you lie to me and bang women on the road.
^^^^^ I'm with this guy right here! I think it's absolutely pathetic to determine a man's loyalty and character based on his profession. And just so we can be clear here let me tell you that if you want to stay away from a profession with guys who cheat then watch out for COPS! I work in a hospital and I can tell you right now that there are more married cops having affairs with nurses then you could even begin to imagine. Now does that mean every single cop cheats - OFCOURSE NOT!!! But if your going to throw stones make sure you include everyone. I would have no problem dating a trucker! At least he has a good, stable job making decent money! That's a lot more then some men out there can say. And what about women? As if there are no women out there having affairs and cheating everytime they go on the road for work? Are you kidding me?
Bridge Jumper
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Too Affectionate
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2/10/2009 9:42:43 AM
You can't please everyone all the time! Too affectionate to her may not be enough for someone else. I find that men who are too affectionate come off as weak and when I see woman who are all over their men they seem needy so what can I say? If you are naturally affectionate then maybe she's not the one for you? Or....she's just not that interested and is embarrased by it. Maybe it's time to look for someone else?
Bridge Jumper
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The touching of SOULS..........
Posted:
2/10/2009 9:38:13 AM
Different people come in and out of your life for reasons I truly believe that. You may not know why at the time but eventually you will understand. I think you can love more then one person in your life but you never love in the same way twice. Open yourself up to the possibility that not everyone is out there to hurt you.
Bridge Jumper
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Is Infertility that common?
Posted:
2/10/2009 9:34:13 AM
Why was this brought up after the fact? Pregnancy should be the least of your worries. It doesn't sound like you even knew him that well? Why are you risking your life?
Bridge Jumper
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Nipple Tweakers
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2/10/2009 9:25:58 AM
Obviously she's not into him in a sexual way which is probably why she's going to break up with him right? What does his ED have to do with his nipples exactly? Maybe she doesn't turn him on? Different people get off on different things maybe that's the only way he can get hard? She sounds really stubborn and hard headed. Maybe she needs to be with a weaker man that she can dominate? As far as him being gay? Why does it have to be a gay man thing only? Tell her to ask him out right if he's gay what can it hurt?
Bridge Jumper
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The shower thing - overrated or not?
Posted:
2/9/2009 2:27:56 PM
Skip the shower and try the rain! It's a lot more fun trust me on that one....
Bridge Jumper
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POFers, What Goes Through Your Mind When You First Hug The Opposite (or same) Sex?
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2/9/2009 2:25:41 PM
Arms! It's all about the arms of a man and how he smells....
Bridge Jumper
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Abuse - Constructive reactions only please!
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2/9/2009 2:17:28 PM
I'm NOT seeking help, thank you. I've already done my work... it's the reaction of a man that worries me.... "used, soiled, dirty"...those are words that have been thrown around by some very superficial men out there.. was asking for some advice, Thanks!
If you are in a relationship with a good man that really loves you then the words "used, soiled and dirty" wouldn't even be thought of. It all depends on how you feel about yourself. If you feel that way you will project it. Men are actually very understanding most of the time. I think women forget to give them credit for that sometimes.
Bridge Jumper
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women who need space
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2/9/2009 2:12:46 PM
Sometimes you just need to walk away for awhile to see things more clearly. If you push her or pressure her too much it may backfire on you. Give it time.
Bridge Jumper
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Full Moons ???
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11/13/2008 1:55:03 PM
Full moons like thunderstorms are romantic simply because they are different from the everyday. Even though it's great to think they have some significant effect on you I've never found that to be the case...but hey I'm open to everything!!!
Bridge Jumper
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when I guy says he made love to me
Posted:
11/13/2008 1:44:23 PM
I think it sounds a lot better then "yeah I tapped that ass" or something along those lines. Making love and being in love are totally different things. Maybe he considers any sexual act that includes kissing to be love making as opposed to bending you over, not knowing your name and not giving a sh*t. Maybe that's just me?
Bridge Jumper
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Does writing erotic bi and lesbian stories mean she may be bi
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11/13/2008 1:25:53 PM
First of all are you actually interested in a real relationship with this girl or just staying her friend? You say that sometimes you write these stories together? That should be fun for you! If your just friends then why does it matter to you? If you want more from her make a move and see what happens. Stories are stories maybe she just has a passion for writing. Stories give you the freedom to delve into your deepest thoughts, find hidden places inside yourself and express yourself in any way you want to. You shouldn't look at it like she's writing her diary! You say that she feels these things are sinful in real life? She bases that on her religion? Could be she uses it as an excuse to distance herself from you. Maybe she's religious. Maybe she's not. What does it matter?
Bridge Jumper
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Dredging up old hurts during arguments
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11/13/2008 1:21:57 PM
Women tend to go over and over and over things because we are creatures that like to break everything down, talk it out, cry it out or get it off our chest. Also, I don't agree that you should just get over it and move on. Sometimes even though you talk things out there is still pain, hurt or mistrust in a relationship. Mature people are usually able to vocalize what happened and what hurt them and actually speak to each other in a normal way. Jealousy has a lot to do with bringing up the past. If there was cheating or something in that way then yes everytime you get hurt it will probably come up. There are a lot of different reasons why but mostly because you can forgive but not forget something that hurts to that degree. I would say if the same thing keeps coming back up over and over again then it's time to talk about it or get out of it. The past is the past...let it go.
Bridge Jumper
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Broken condom
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11/11/2008 11:23:23 PM
Hope that I would wake up and realize it was all a booze induced nightmare! I couldn't even imagine that....
Bridge Jumper
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would you ever give your partner to a stranger for sex while you sit and watch?
Posted:
11/11/2008 11:19:09 PM
I would want my man to feel violently enraged at the idea of another man being inside me. But hey...that's just me! I don't think it's wrong or kinky or anything. Different things turn on different people. I know that I am the jealous type so that wouldn't work for me. Call me old fashioned but I'm a one man kind of woman and I like it that way!!
Bridge Jumper
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Nude Resort ...Did I cross the line ?
Posted:
11/11/2008 11:09:38 PM
Why didn't you mind? Seriously? Your neighbour? Are you kidding me? I think the idea may have turned you on more then her. This is a guy she has to see everyday of her life and now he's seen her naked? What the f*ck possessed you to even think that one up?
Bridge Jumper
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Does cyber sex count as cheating?
Posted:
11/11/2008 10:56:58 PM
I would say yes but I don't speak for everyone....
Bridge Jumper
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emotional adultry
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8/28/2008 1:23:41 PM
"Please correct me if I’m wrong, but I was under the impression (after reading many of the threads here) that, generally speaking, women value emotional intimacy on about the same level as men value sex - as far as relationships are concerned.
I actually agree with this quite a bit. I think that women develope deeper bonds with their partner and all women say that they want a man that will listen to them, to hear them. Most of the time women are working on a deeper level emotionally and we find our connection in intimacy. Most of the time emotional intimacy. It would hurt me more to find out that my man had an affair then it would to know he had a one night stand. For whatever reason the thought of him having empty, meaningless sex with some girl doesn't hurt as much as thinking about him calling her, holding her, kissing her, listening to her, laying in bed with her talking, being intimate with her etc.. I get that a lot of women would disagree with me but the idea of my man falling in love with someone else would hurt me more. Now if only I could find one LOL!
Bridge Jumper
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Guilt
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8/28/2008 1:14:41 PM
When your boss pulls the "whatever I guess it's not your problem" you answer with "you'll be fine! you'll find someone no problem" with a big smile on your face. The more she guilts you into leaving the more you start with the "oh i'm so excited about my new ......" or "i can't wait to be in ......... with ........" and rub it right back in. Your leaving and trust me a job isn't worth a guy that you love. She sounds like a total b*tch and if I were you I'd think "I'm done with this now I'm just biding my time!"
Bridge Jumper
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I feel trapped inside a cage
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8/28/2008 1:10:58 PM
Easy...pay rent or get out. If he won't go then the cops will be happy to escort him out the door. Don't be a floor mat and your not his mother so stop acting like one by putting a roof over his head. Done.
Bridge Jumper
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Sorry Hun, I'm Pregnant...
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8/28/2008 1:08:28 PM
He moved in with a booty call. What did he expect from her? Her honour and truth? Obviously she got what she wanted and obviously he knew what he was doing. Hopefully the kid won't have to pay for the stupidity.
Bridge Jumper
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Fathers in law who cross the line.
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8/28/2008 1:04:21 PM
Why do you need to tell your husband if he's only being rude and suggestive? If he was touching you or coping a feel I get it but c'mon now your a big girl. If he does it again tell him to shove it up his ass and that you don't want to involve your husband but if he continues you'll have no other choice. Simple.
Bridge Jumper
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Worst or best request for sex ever.
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8/26/2008 12:51:03 AM
I had a guy in a bar come up to me and tell me that I looked just like his sister and he said with me he could f*ck her. True story. I still feel naseaus....
Bridge Jumper
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Never married & no kids
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8/26/2008 12:44:58 AM
I hear that enough from my family I don't need to hear it from people who don't know me! When I meet the man for me I'll know. I truly believe that. I would never marry someone I couldn't spend a moment without simply because I thought society expected it from me.
Bridge Jumper
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Is reading someone's diary _ever_ justified?
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8/26/2008 12:40:44 AM
It's a pretty shadey line.
bridge jumper
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Do men still want A lady on their arm and a whore in the bedroom?
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7/23/2007 8:59:38 PM
Why does it have to be a lady or a whore? Why can't a woman be both?
bridge jumper
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aids... do u think it'll never happen to u?
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7/23/2007 8:48:55 PM
its really hard to get - theres documentation of a guy who bareback humped an aids infected woman for years and never got it. cuz her fluids arent entering him.
last night on pbs they talked about how some people cantget aids atall! they r descendents of europeans who survived the plague and u can inject em with aids blood and they'll never get it
It's this type of belief that makes AIDS run rampant. I truly hope people don't believe this nonesense.
bridge jumper
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Accepting the kids...
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7/23/2007 8:35:40 PM
Do you even have to ask this question? Your with a man who tells you he DOESN'T LOVE, LIKE, WANT, RESPECT OR CARE about your children. You had a child with this man? Tell him to f*ck off back to his ex and his "real kids". Come on pull your head out of your as* and get a life. This guy is a idiot and probably will end up putting your children through a mental hell and maybe physcial. Learn to be a mother and put your children first. God.
bridge jumper
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Would You Find It Weird?
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7/19/2007 1:23:43 PM
As an "older" woman I appreciate that at your age it's not all about the booze, the sex and the bullsh*t!!
bridge jumper
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Dipsetting with no explanation or reasoning
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7/19/2007 1:18:35 PM
^^^^ LOL...I sweetheart am a nice girl and I would never do that to someone!! Well...I mean after I boiled their bunny and all....
bridge jumper
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How to make someone fall in love with you?
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7/19/2007 1:17:01 PM
OP,
Relax seriously. You are so focused on wanting to know WHAT, WHEN, HOW??? I take it you believe what you said:
What I am learning though is that alot of women can't really quantify what it was that turned on their love response because they are responding emotionally
Isn't that what love is? Emotional response to someone. Do you expect it to be like a problem solving question in chemistry class? Everyone falls in love and yet may not be able to express the exact reason for it. Have you ever been in love? Maybe you haven't found the right girl? If you stop over analyzing the situation and just let it go you'll be surprised at what you find.
bridge jumper
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Domination, submission or 50/50?
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7/19/2007 1:05:51 PM
OP,
Your question says Domination/Submission? Are you asking what a Dom/Sub relationship is?? If so that is a whole other thing as a normal everyday relationship. I'm a little confused here???
bridge jumper
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How to not piss of pregnant girls....
Posted:
7/19/2007 1:01:24 PM
Pregnant or not some b*tch of a woman that hit me in the head and screamed at me?
1. I'd get her fired for harrasment
2. I'd grab the paper and beat her back with it
3. I'd tell her that is assault and unless she wants to have her kid behind bars to keep her f*cking hands to herself!
bridge jumper
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When a woman brushes her boobs against you
Posted:
7/19/2007 12:57:04 PM
Maybe her GPS is in her bra?
bridge jumper
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Dipsetting with no explanation or reasoning
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7/19/2007 12:54:11 PM
WOW....they make a website for screw you cards??? Really?? Who knew? How romantic! This girl sounds a bit looney and maybe her friends whispered sh*t in her ear or Dad didn't like you or something? Don't even waste your time on her Sebastian move on.....
bridge jumper
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I thought I'd heard it all...scam!
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7/19/2007 12:47:55 PM
If this story is true then I feel bad for the men involved. Obviously they were trying to do a nice thing or were caught out and didn't expect to be asked. Men are generally good guys and try to be gentlemen. Shame on her.
bridge jumper
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Have you ever had to make up your mind ?
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7/19/2007 12:37:16 PM
That is what dating is to see people and get to know them. I take it your only chatting maybe going out for dinner? Then nothing is exclusive. If your new to this whole thing don't jump in just swim around and have fun. Don't start a serious relationship or sexual one unless your sure and know what you want. Good Luck!
bridge jumper
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Love vs. Security
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7/19/2007 12:08:43 PM
Security - trusting him with my life
Love - trusting him with my heart
bridge jumper
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Unfullfilled in a relationship
Posted:
7/19/2007 12:05:05 PM
Sometimes men just don't understand what your trying to say. As a very brilliant man once said to me:
"Men can't read woman's minds you just have to tell us exactley what you want or what you need. You can't expect us to just "get it".
I thought that was a good point indeed. What your describing IMHO is a lack of intimacy and maybe sex? Instead of waiting for him to change spell it right out. Also, if your waiting for him to be your only form of entertainment it won't work. Go out - make friends - get a social life. Leave him or learn to love him for all the things he does do well and for you.
bridge jumper
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Marriage by Capture
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7/19/2007 11:59:46 AM
Am I drunk again??? Seriously OP are you asking men if they would kidnap a woman to marry her? I'm sure I just read something about Romans and OJ and ummm...well....where's the wine!!!!!
bridge jumper
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Why alcohol?
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7/19/2007 11:54:00 AM
On a side note, it is a major turn off to see pictures of someone out and about with a drink in their hand. Particularly a woman in a mini skirt, on the street, with a bottle of cheap alcohol in hand.
LMAO....if that's the picture of her you see then darling she's "working" not out for a good time! Alcohol is fine if you want to drink - drink. If you don't - don't. There is a big difference between having a drink and getting drunk. To each there own I suppose.
bridge jumper
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how do you get over your first love?
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7/19/2007 11:46:43 AM
Relationships that end without that feeling of "closure" are always the hardest. Your left wondering why? But I can promise you that nothing will ever hurt like your first heartbreak. Life is life and you will be hurt again but the first time is always the worst the most raw. It's the first betrayl and the first loss of love. But it gets easier it really does I promise you.
bridge jumper
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Take back my cheating wife and restore the marriage???
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7/19/2007 11:39:18 AM
Eventually your 10 year old daughter will leave home and you will be alone together. Ask yourself is this about your child? If so keep fighting for custody. You don't need to take her back to see your daughter. If she did it once she'll do it again.
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