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Wife

So I think she kind of left me.

This happens from time to time. She heads out to her sisters and blows off steam until I say everything is cool come home.

Difference this time is I am not real sure how much she wants to come home or when I will get around to asking her to.

Kind of strange.
 
Great story...not
 
Usually a cigar and scotch helps me clear my head.

Hi woot, i have missed you
 
i'm shocked you're dealing with this in your life. so what are you going to do?
 
ur wife and I must be on the same PMS cycle, I'd done the same this morning had I had a friend or my own car....
 
Man the fuck up
Ask your wife to come home
Apologize
Make her understand that you will do whatever it takes to make her happy
















And punch that bitch in the throat
 
tell her divorce papers are on the way and call her bluff

even if you end up single and she really doesn't want to be with you, you will have more time for fishing and all the other important things in life
 
quick...wire transfer your shit to my bank account!

he'd be better off sending that shit to me...i'm a putz...i woodn't spend a dime of it. it wood just get lost in all of your fat stacks...like the piss ant amount of k i give you gets lost in your fat k stack.
 
I was about to say...are you fucking serious???

was really thinkin there was no hope for me
 
if wives quit drinkin out of cups it wouldn't be a issue. after seven years of bs, they can't take it anymore.

not in my case though, i got a good one
 
tell her divorce papers are on the way and call her bluff

even if you end up single and she really doesn't want to be with you, you will have more time for fishing and all the other important things in life

This will turn out fine. We are both trying to work out being in a different economic situation. We will get it figured out.

Daughter and I are just the same, a bit self centered and get st in our own world. Wife just got fed up and said she was going to book it. I was busy and told her it was I good idea to take a break.

Haven't seen or heard from her since. But this to shall pass.
 
This will turn out fine. We are both trying to work out being in a different economic situation. We will get it figured out.

Daughter and I are just the same, a bit self centered and get st in our own world. Wife just got fed up and said she was going to book it. I was busy and told her it was I good idea to take a break.

Haven't seen or heard from her since. But this to shall pass.

meaning? please elaborate (if you want), billy.
 
i bet you look forward to parties with the in-laws after she complains about you for a week.

good luck
 
2 days ago

I think I will give here a week break

What is the longest she was ever gone for?


Digi I want to kick you in the nuts my heart dropped when I read your post. I alway like your my wife and I have been married for a zillion years and she duh bomb posts gives me hope. LOL
 
meaning? please elaborate (if you want), billy.

It is weird. When you are trying to make it, you are both working together to buy house, save for colleges, take a nice vacation. When that is all readily available to you, you are a bit lost.

You remember that old George Jones -Tammy Wynette song "Two Story House"? It is about a couple dreaming of making enough money to buy a two story house. Then they get famous, buy the house and hate each other.

They each have a story and never talk to each other. I can't explain it any better than that song.
 
What is the longest she was ever gone for?


Digi I want to kick you in the nuts my heart dropped when I read your post. I alway like your my wife and I have been married for a zillion years and she duh bomb posts gives me hope. LOL

eh, people get sick of hearing my tales of bliss...figured i'd shake it up a little bit...i'll be honest...it didn't even feel right posting that as a joke :lmao:
 
It is weird. When you are trying to make it, you are both working together to buy house, save for colleges, take a nice vacation. When that is all readily available to you, you are a bit lost.

You remember that old George Jones -Tammy Wynette song "Two Story House"? It is about a couple dreaming of making enough money to buy a two story house. Then they get famous, buy the house and hate each other.

They each have a story and never talk to each other. I can't explain it any better than that song.

That's a common occurrence.

There's something about the us-against-the-world bond that couples or even business partners have. Once they reach that goal, the common bond just isnt there.
 
It is weird. When you are trying to make it, you are both working together to buy house, save for colleges, take a nice vacation. When that is all readily available to you, you are a bit lost.

You remember that old George Jones -Tammy Wynette song "Two Story House"? It is about a couple dreaming of making enough money to buy a two story house. Then they get famous, buy the house and hate each other.

They each have a story and never talk to each other. I can't explain it any better than that song.

no need to...i know that song...no need to elaborate any further.
 
Yeah? Then what? Do you re-invent or move on?

As long as you've been married, it makes sense to find a new goal. And it can be something trivial -- you don't have to turn it into a full-blown enterprise.

Here are a couple of exceptions though:

1) did you professionally develop over the years yet she stagnated? I've seen that fail in the worst way.

2) does she think she's financially set even in the event of divorce? Is it possible that financial security being assured regardless of the marital outcome has emboldened her aggressiveness in dealing with you?

3) think back... Were you close over the years or were you both independently busy and detached. Is it possible you didn't really even know each other the last 10-15 years?
 
As long as you've been married, it makes sense to find a new goal. And it can be something trivial -- you don't have to turn it into a full-blown enterprise.

Here are a couple of exceptions though:

1) did you professionally develop over the years yet she stagnated? I've seen that fail in the worst way.

2) does she think she's financially set even in the event of divorce? Is it possible that financial security being assured regardless of the marital outcome has emboldened her aggressiveness in dealing with you?

3) think back... Were you close over the years or were you both independently busy and detached. Is it possible you didn't really even know each other the last 10-15 years?


1) we both have the same degree but she has not worked in that fiield in 20 yrs. She has a masters in Sports Science and works in that field. Her passion but not a great deal of money.

2) yeah - with divorce she is set

3). We are were close but a lot of that was we lived overseas. Us against the world again. But I am a cold fish. I don't get that close to anyone really. My problem - she is very loving.
 
1) we both have the same degree but she has not worked in that fiield in 20 yrs. She has a masters in Sports Science and works in that field. Her passion but not a great deal of money.

2) yeah - with divorce she is set

3). We are were close but a lot of that was we lived overseas. Us against the world again. But I am a cold fish. I don't get that close to anyone really. My problem - she is very loving.

So it may very well be that the problem is originating from you.

Play this out. What's your alternative? Divorce and never get into a relationship again? Or divorce and find a similar cold fish? Or divorce and find yet another loving person?

Unless you can envision some dramatically better life at the other end of the tunnel, it sounds like you should make it work. Divorce when assets are involved is a one year process. And once it's over, give yourself about two years to fully recover.

So ask yourself: Is there some arrangement that will be vastly better for me after making an investment that involves three years and the surrender of half my assets?
 
U better stfu billy boy. Nobody is gonna want your old geritol smellin, saggy ball sack havin, liver spotted, AARP card carrying ass at your age.
 
So it may very well be that the problem is originating from you.

Play this out. What's your alternative? Divorce and never get into a relationship again? Or divorce and find a similar cold fish? Or divorce and find yet another loving person?

Unless you can envision some dramatically better life at the other end of the tunnel, it sounds like you should make it work. Divorce when assets are involved is a one year process. And once it's over, give yourself about two years to fully recover.

So ask yourself: Is there some arrangement that will be vastly better for me after making an investment that involves three years and the surrender of half my assets?

I could go through life without a relationship. I am petty sure of that. I can also live without half assets. I will make more so that doesn't bother me.

But, she has never done anything that deserves a divorce so, unless she pushes for one, I don't see that happening. I fancy myself as a family man and I want to maintain a close relationship with my kids. I think staying married to their Mom is the best option for that.

Unless she gets used to Mitch's big dick. That is a game changer.
 
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