^ If she's the kind of person who thinks an expensive decorative finger ROCK is important, then just let her go.
otherwise, get lots and lots of counseling.
^ If she's the kind of person who thinks an expensive decorative finger ROCK is important, then just let her go.
otherwise, get lots and lots of counseling.
I never said expensive...but no matter the woman...THEY EAT THAT SHIT UP....
Just something...thats all....
The real point was to figure out whats pissing her off...that is if you plan on keeping her....
If not....im sure there are a BUNCH of mags here who would gladly take her #.
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Skidog, your retardedness is endlessly amusing. Thanks.
Too much finger pointing going on here...
Nobody knows what's in her head but HER... ask her. And listen when she tells you. Then tell her what's in YOURS. Communication is key... respect, paramount... give some, you might get some. At the very least you'll get it for yourself.
Talk, talk, then talk some more.
My $.02.
When logic goes out the window, go with it.
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Sounds like a very shitty situation. One thing I know about relationships is that NOBODY can know whats really going on in anybody elses relationship but those involved. Relationships are dynamic and what works for one couple can be the undoing of another. Sounds like she's pretty unhappy, and thats making you unhappy. Perhaps its time to take a personal inventory and decide if your relationship is really something you both want. If not......then I think you know what you should do.
Paul Simon was right.....there are at least 50 ways to leave your lover.
Recent history shows I'm no expert but it's not for lack of trying.
COMMUNICATE honestly with each other. That's all I've got.
Good luck bro.
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compared to the guy i lived with a couple years ago you have mellowed out mass brother. but it's all compromise. i suck at relationships and i don't have kids either, so i'm really no help. i'm sure all will work out for the best. btw: she is a pretty awesome girl, and easily as wild as you. maybe she thinks you get to have too much fun?
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Yes, I saw her pictures. I may be a woman, but even I can see that she's lovely. I'm not talking about ending up with just anyone, hell, we can all find someone so we're not technically alone...but if she still loves him, then she wants to spend the rest of her life WITH HIM and does not want to be WITHOUT HIM and hence ALONE.
She is beautifull womens!.
Maybe she's bored? I think the problem runs deeper, but it might do you both a world of good if you do something different. Take her out for some dates, go on a trip, get a dog, whatever... Do something new and exciting - it might help you reconnect with eachother and remember why you're together in the first place.
People should learn endurance; they should learn to endure the discomforts of heat and cold, hunger and thirst; they should learn to be patient when receiving abuse and scorn; for it is the practice of endurance that quenches the fire of worldly passions which is burning up their bodies.
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Okay.
IT HAS BEEN WRITTEN... that sometimes a person will put another down to feel better about themself. I've read your insights,Originally Posted by Skidog
and I have looked at my comment regarding your statement and...Originally Posted by Skidog
I really do feel better about myself.
If it weren't for serendipity, there'd be no dipity at all
I remember listening to some therapist on a radio talk show a long time ago who said that the qualities that initially attract us to our sig others are often the very same qualities that end up driving them apart.Originally Posted by NorCascader
Seems like that may be part of what's going on here. I've definitely seen that happen in couples around me, as well as being an issue in a couple of my own past relationships.
Like others have suggested, my advice would be the 3Cs - communication, compromise, and maybe counselling if you can't work through the issues on your own.
Best of luck to you both. Hope you can work things work out.
The Dr Phil overtones in this soy filled thread make me want to puke.
PS-I want to bone your wife.
After a little worthwhile talking (thank you womens) Norcascadielady loves me and I love her and all that soy ghey. I think she gets mad at me in hopes of the makeup sexy-jk.
As men all know we are great until we are idiots.
I get checked and balanced.
Seriously a big thanks to all...and to all a good night
Yep I have no idea who either of you are but I got MOST of the partying out of my system from years 14-24. I was a professional partyer and I wasn't about to let a job get in the way of fun. After all that the past five years (once I hit 30 or so) I haven't had any patience with dating the partier type. Possibly your wife is trying to tell you that she is ready to move on to a different mode in her life in which she doesn't want your or her time wasted with hangovers, etc. You may be the most productive person here on TGR after a night out -- I have no idea (I suffer for days and don't get anything done). But in my past I got sick of listening to how my ex was too tired a few times a week to do anything constructive like hiking, etc. Just food for thought. Not everybody grows up at the same pace. Some people party till their dying day and others just get bored of it. After a while it's just doing the same tired thing day after day.
wow...:[open eyes]:
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