you have no idea. :laugh:Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: moshquerade
thank gawd you are not my husband or bf. that's all i'm sayin'.Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: moshquerade
bite me.Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: moshquerade
yep, can always count on you for that. : /Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: Pepsei
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Tell your wife she's fired.
In situations like this I usually use my time honored tactic of cutting all communication completely. The alternative is rampant screaming. When she sees what having no fvcking idea what is going on is like, she'll hopefully come to her senses.
I thought you would give her a beatdown. 😉
Oh yeah, I forgot I'm the suppose to be the resident woman beater around here...I've got a reputation to uphold.
"I'd punch her in the mouth and throw her down the stairs."
That ought to do it. 😛
Where is your condemnation for the several other posters who made jokes of that nature? Or does your transparency require an extreme measure of obviousness?
or in your case... hit me.
Ah. So when called out directly, we must retreat to the old stand by. I cannot say I am awash with surprise.
And again. Don't worry. I prefer women who are dynamic and mentally challenging. You are not my type.
Originally posted by: DurocShark
Originally posted by: isasir
DurocShark, while it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with this thread, are you the forum member whose wife has lupus?
I must commend you for all you put up with with your wife (the original post, the cheating, etc.)
Yes
EDIT: "Yes" was too simplistic an answer. Yes, she has Lupus. And I accounted for that re: the original post. Her Lupus isn't every day. More like 4 good days, 1 bad day, etc. That is also why I'll never leave. That would feel too much like bailing out on a cripple. You'll notice I never once mentioned love in the above thread...
Originally posted by: isasir
Originally posted by: DurocShark
Originally posted by: isasir
DurocShark, while it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with this thread, are you the forum member whose wife has lupus?
I must commend you for all you put up with with your wife (the original post, the cheating, etc.)
Yes
EDIT: "Yes" was too simplistic an answer. Yes, she has Lupus. And I accounted for that re: the original post. Her Lupus isn't every day. More like 4 good days, 1 bad day, etc. That is also why I'll never leave. That would feel too much like bailing out on a cripple. You'll notice I never once mentioned love in the above thread...
Wow. I dated a girl for 3 months that had lupus, which is why I remembered you mentioning that about your wife. Strangely enough though, she too was a cheater (though, supposedly not while we were dating). I always did wonder how to approach breaking up with her, since I knew from the get go it wouldn't be long term, but by no means was that due to lupus as the reason. Unfortunately, she passed away before this even became an option.
Originally posted by: SearchMaster
Originally posted by: isasir
Originally posted by: DurocShark
Originally posted by: isasir
DurocShark, while it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with this thread, are you the forum member whose wife has lupus?
I must commend you for all you put up with with your wife (the original post, the cheating, etc.)
Yes
EDIT: "Yes" was too simplistic an answer. Yes, she has Lupus. And I accounted for that re: the original post. Her Lupus isn't every day. More like 4 good days, 1 bad day, etc. That is also why I'll never leave. That would feel too much like bailing out on a cripple. You'll notice I never once mentioned love in the above thread...
Wow. I dated a girl for 3 months that had lupus, which is why I remembered you mentioning that about your wife. Strangely enough though, she too was a cheater (though, supposedly not while we were dating). I always did wonder how to approach breaking up with her, since I knew from the get go it wouldn't be long term, but by no means was that due to lupus as the reason. Unfortunately, she passed away before this even became an option.
:Q
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Divorce is the only answer
Originally posted by: Mwilding
I would guess that she doesn't want to make the move and is lashing out. This is an unacceptable form of "communication" and you need to sit her down and talk it out.
Moving is hard on everyone, but you and she have responsibilities - especially with the children - and she should be focusing on making this whole thing smooth, efficient and as un-traumatic as possible for them.
She isn't holding up her end of the bargain and you better nip that in the bud or you are going to have a whole lot of pain in your future.
Originally posted by: DurocShark
Originally posted by: chuckywang
pics? pretty please?
Wife and daughter a little over a year ago.
We were 20 when we got together.
I'll be the willow tree and bend, as usual. I made the decision to stay, even after many other much worse issues. This thread was just blowing off steam.
Originally posted by: krackato
She doesn't want to move. She probably agreed to it and probably even said she wanted to move, but if she had wanted to move she'd have had the whole house packed a month ago. Women will play the whole "I'm just a little girl, what can I do" a lot. But man... when they want something... Your wife probably wants to stay. So she's making it hard on you TO THE MAX!!! I mean.. TO THE EXTREME!!!
Good luck man. Good luck.
Originally posted by: DurocShark
Oh. My. Friggin. God.
I was only half joking when I told her to let them keep the sh!t. Nothing in there is worth $2k. I wouldn't lose any sleep over having to go buy new clothes and furniture and such.
I can pull it off, but crap.
Oh, and to top it off... This morning on the way to my bus to go to work I slipped on some ice and fell flat on my back. I think I broke something and need to go to the doctor.
Go me.