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Yes. Married 38 years. My present to her for our anniversary was a new 16" AR15 carbine.
She likes my car. She likes the dogs I pick out. We just don't get to spend enough time together these days. |
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she was until she broke up with me, i'm 100% serious about that aswell, felt like we had known each other for years even though i've only known her for about a year now
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I learned a long time ago that I am my own best friend and the best sex I will ever have is with myself.
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That's interesting... Why are you not still married then? Don't mean to pry, but that seems very odd to me. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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No, my ex-husband is. We're both happily remarried and he's as devoted to his spouse as I am to mine. But if, God forbid, either of us needed help to get someone dead and buried, we'd turn to the other. That's interesting... Why are you not still married then? Don't mean to pry, but that seems very odd to me. There's an old saying: "All skill is in vain, if an angel decides to pee in the touch-hole of your musket." Substitute "love" for "skill" and you pretty much have the big picture. The details are a long story. |
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nope. she is a kardashian watching, gun hating sociopath. we do nothing together anymore other than occupy the same bed at the end of the night.
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The simple answer would be yes but the word friend doesn't really seem to do what we have justice.
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That's a hard dynamic to wrap my head around. I can understand being friends with an ex and even being really good friends with an ex, but if you're not better friends with your husband than your ex, that doesn't seem healthy. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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No, my ex-husband is. We're both happily remarried and he's as devoted to his spouse as I am to mine. But if, God forbid, either of us needed help to get someone dead and buried, we'd turn to the other. That's a hard dynamic to wrap my head around. I can understand being friends with an ex and even being really good friends with an ex, but if you're not better friends with your husband than your ex, that doesn't seem healthy. I love my husband because he has a kind and gentle heart. My ex-husband is my best friend because he doesn't. ETA: My husbands - past and present - have known each other for better than thirty years. When they met, I was 21, my (now) husband was 15 and like a younger brother. Now, my ex and I have been divorced for going on thirty years, he's more an older brother, and his wife is the sister I should have had instead of the piece of shit I got. Everyone understands who's dick belongs where and my ex and his wife live on the west coast so it's not like he and I spend a lot of time hanging out together. It may read as odd, but it seems perfectly natural when you're living it. <shrug> |
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Not really but she NEVER lets us run out of toilet paper or beer so there's that.
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Absolutely. We love shopping together, even if it's for something one of us isn't interest in. She'll go shoot with me even though I know she'd rather be doing something else. I wish I could win the lottery so I could spend more time with her. She's a great woman who I'm lucky to be with. View Quote Sounds like our marriage, she shoots or watches me shoot, I know she would rather do something else. That speaks volumes. I am at the age that I left my 70+K a year gig, and looking for part-time work so she and I can spend more time together, she is retired. And yes, she is my best friend. |
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She's about my only friend, so yeah.
Married for 30 years or so, and we basically both hate people, so.... |
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No. She leans left in politics and thinks the government should help people. We are in our early forties and she must be experiencing changes because she is a super bitch at least half the time. When she is normal, things are great.
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No. She leans left in politics and thinks the government should help people. We are in our early forties and she must be experiencing changes because she is a super bitch at least half the time. When she is normal, things are great. View Quote Get her to go see an endocrinologist. My wife was experiencing the same thing, turns out that she was in the early stages of menopause and her hormone levels were spiking and plummeting. Got some hormone replacement stuff, and back to normal. |
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she shoots or watches me shoot, I know she would rather do something else. That speaks volumes. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Absolutely. We love shopping together, even if it's for something one of us isn't interest in. She'll go shoot with me even though I know she'd rather be doing something else. I wish I could win the lottery so I could spend more time with her. She's a great woman who I'm lucky to be with. she shoots or watches me shoot, I know she would rather do something else. That speaks volumes. I've recently found one and its way too early to say all that, but I'm very happy and want more. |
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I love my husband because he has a kind and gentle heart. My ex-husband is my best friend because he doesn't. ETA: My husbands - past and present - have known each other for better than thirty years. When they met, I was 21, my (now) husband was 15 and like a younger brother. Now, my ex and I have been divorced for going on thirty years, he's more an older brother, and his wife is the sister I should have had instead of the piece of shit I got. Everyone understands who's dick belongs where and my ex and his wife live on the west coast so it's not like he and I spend a lot of time hanging out together. It may read as odd, but it seems perfectly natural when you're living it. <shrug> View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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No, my ex-husband is. We're both happily remarried and he's as devoted to his spouse as I am to mine. But if, God forbid, either of us needed help to get someone dead and buried, we'd turn to the other. That's a hard dynamic to wrap my head around. I can understand being friends with an ex and even being really good friends with an ex, but if you're not better friends with your husband than your ex, that doesn't seem healthy. I love my husband because he has a kind and gentle heart. My ex-husband is my best friend because he doesn't. ETA: My husbands - past and present - have known each other for better than thirty years. When they met, I was 21, my (now) husband was 15 and like a younger brother. Now, my ex and I have been divorced for going on thirty years, he's more an older brother, and his wife is the sister I should have had instead of the piece of shit I got. Everyone understands who's dick belongs where and my ex and his wife live on the west coast so it's not like he and I spend a lot of time hanging out together. It may read as odd, but it seems perfectly natural when you're living it. <shrug> It's usually the other way around. |
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Quoted: Seemingly a simple question? View Quote Simple answer - yes |
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I wouldn't think it, because she doesn't wanna drink beer and shoot stuff kind of friend...
... But she is the only person I wanna hang out with all the time. Some times I dread going out and having dinner with other friends. Can we just have a night at home? |
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