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So just after I got back from my Dad's funeral....
- Thread starter Wirey
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I really hope things work out. I hate seeing people get divorced.
Tom
Wirey
Fartist
Me, too. Especially me.
I like this kind of bull****.
It makes life fun!
Don't miss the chance, turn on the romantic mode.
Best of luck man.
Different bull****s are better than others
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As a long ensconced, but legally unmarried, ****** I'm especially annoyed by straight people taking the sanctity of marriage so lightly.
Get in there and grovel, beg, agree to anything, buy jewelry, you know you owe it. Stop hitting on women on the internet. Keep in mind, you're also doing this for Super Boy, who is smarter than you are in some regards.
Did you pay off the hooker who was dunning your wife?
Tom
Oops, is my prudish conservatism showing?
Get in there and grovel, beg, agree to anything, buy jewelry, you know you owe it. Stop hitting on women on the internet. Keep in mind, you're also doing this for Super Boy, who is smarter than you are in some regards.
Did you pay off the hooker who was dunning your wife?
Tom
Oops, is my prudish conservatism showing?
Wirey
Fartist
Way ahead of you. And no hookers. And using the word ****** is hurtful. ****** now means anyone who owns a Harley.
Centimeters?
Wirey
Fartist
That'll always be the dream.
I hope things work out for you both, Wirey. I'm not a proponent of marriage, but if you are both happier with the other, than without...maybe it's worth saving.
On another note, there's no such thing as 'the sanctity of marriage.' Marriage isn't necessary for two people to stay committed, or show their love to the other. If anything, I think it causes people to become complacent and take one another for granted. Somewhere along the way, people have convinced themselves that marriage is the necessary 'next step,' to 'prove' to someone that he/she loves him/her.
On another note, there's no such thing as 'the sanctity of marriage.' Marriage isn't necessary for two people to stay committed, or show their love to the other. If anything, I think it causes people to become complacent and take one another for granted. Somewhere along the way, people have convinced themselves that marriage is the necessary 'next step,' to 'prove' to someone that he/she loves him/her.
BSM1
What? Me worry?
One day I truly hope you find the joy and completeness that I have experienced for over forty years with my wife. Marriage was not simply a 'next step' for us, it was an affirmation of a bond that will never be broken while we both live, and hopefully even further. We never felt that we had to marry, but if there were no such institution we would have invented one. Peace.
I'm seeing someone now, and I'm falling in like, lol. I have been in love. I know what that feels like, and this guy I'm seeing...it could go there, I guess. But, I'm not sure what 'legalizing' it does ...how it would make a true love anymore...true? But, I'm glad that you are happy and 40 years does deserve a congratulations.
BSM1
What? Me worry?
You should issue a trigger warning before posting anything so uplifting & beatific.
