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Originally Posted by Supermoon
For $5 y’all can buy my ebook that’s full of gems like this
The gems you already posted?
But in an eBook!Quote:
Originally Posted by 3s
Does one just automatically join a dating service after divorce ? Any recent;in the pool folks meet anyone IRL like the old days ? My sample date is small, a friend who divorced about 3 years ago and he met a much younger woman through work and he's still with her. His ex-wife is on multiple services OTOH. Do ex's see each other on these sites ?
Nothing like having a dating site Tell you that your ex-wife is the perfect match for you.
Next question
Is it a available for kindle?
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Originally Posted by fatnslow
My buddy who got divorced in January got a lifetime membership to some of these sites. He’s been juggling two or three women at a time for the past six months. It will no doubt blow up in his face eventually, but he seems to be having a great time right now. But I did ask him what he’s going to do if he matches with his ex-wife, and he said that you can exclude certain names from being able to see you.
In a thread full of divorced guys, those words weren't something I expected to see.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatnslow
Dating apps are like eating someone elses 2 day old leftovers from the workfridge
For women its like online shopping
For men its like applying for a job
Almost.all the.women are veterans of years in the trenches
DO YOU WANT.TO GET MATCHED WITH WOMEN THAT RESEMBLE YOUR MOM (IN OLD AGE)!
I swore.off.them like 4 years ago
the day my coworker, my ex wife, and a girl I was sorta dating all popped up on Match at once was the day I deleted my account
I did see a couple old girlfriends from back in the day, and it has been cool to tie in with one of them and be friends again
my girlfriend was my girlfriend 30 years ago - we’ve got a long distance thing going and it’s ok - forces us to take our time and allows us to really appreciate each other and our time together - she’s still in the middle of a divorce and we both have kids in high school so we are not ready to go all in yet
but the plan is for me to move to her town next year - the same town my ex wife and her husband are moving to - move 300 miles away and end up 5 miles from each other? yikes! I’m in the same town as her now and I don’t even live that close to her
You need to live in a bigger town!Quote:
Originally Posted by ~mikey b
Or a different planet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supermoon
I don’t want to live in a bigger town
and my fkn ex is definitely living on another planet
This sounds like a movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~mikey b
JFC, if someone sent me a message that looked like this, I'd politely decline too.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3s
It looks like the cat sat on the keyboard.
That just makes it easier for dudes who aren’t psychoticQuote:
Originally Posted by Touring_Sedan
you can’t make this shit up - nobody would believe itQuote:
Originally Posted by Buzzworthy
oh and
she had quite a run on Match from what I know - that’s where she met this guy and married him in like two months
the thing I finally realized, and it’s been made more and more apparent as I approach 5 years out the door, is that my ex is emotionally retarded - she always was - her family is fucked up and she is damaged
My assumption is about half the divorced guys were the weak link/grease fires in their marriages.Quote:
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Originally Posted by fatnslow
This seems to be pretty consistent. Not to draw too many conclusions about people’s characters or ability to be a good stable partner, but in my anecdotal experience one of the partners finds a new stable relationship fairly quickly that clicks and is sustainable, and the other is a series of train wrecks. This is certainly true of my ex and I.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatnslow
Tenuous conclusion and gross oversimplification: some of these flawed relationships were really only viable due to the stability of the one compromising partner, and when they run out of patience the whole thing implodes. They move on pretty easily, and the other flames out continuously until they find somebody equally or more stable and compromising. Which they’re less likely to do as the dating pool shrinks and is filled with people who have been there and done that.
My new partner was definitely on the compromising end of her relationship. Remains to be seen which of us is further toward the instability spectrum, but I think we’re both quite a ways away from it and it’ll take something else to mess it up that isn’t just the background noise of ongoing dysfunction.
are you a wizard? did you/do you have a spy cam set up in my house?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustonen
You cucks are sending it hard
Nothing wrong w laser hair removal pussy one month then monster bush the next month
My favorite quote while getting a blowjob one night was "you taste so good" all I'm thinking is it ain't me it's the chick I fucked earlier in the day
Getting divorced and dating in your forties is a gift like high school but you now kinda know what you doing
Giving a shit about your ex is plain stupid
You didnt take a piss and rinse off your dick after fucking some rando?
Gross
And actually.you cant go monster bush a month after laser
you cant grow any bush after laser
Its permanent ( kinda) duh
I think Fred is about as truthful as Ernest Hemingway. Which means loosely based on facts, filtered through a haze of liquor and bong water