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Posted: 6/16/2009 7:38:20 PM EDT
ain't gonna make it.
That's right. I got the feeling she was not on board with "surviving" and I finally asked her if she would be there if it happened. Nope. |
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Mine has emotional issues. She CANNOT deal with stress in every day life, I cannot imagine how bad she would be if a TEOTWAWKI situation happened.
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What? +1 +2 There are many types of SHTF scenarios. Are you talknig Zombies, natural disasters, space aliens, Asteroid collision? |
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so...she is going to bail on you? thats pretty shitty man
til death do you part |
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Sounds like the "I want to just sit back and take it" tards that think it sounds 'cool'. When looties are trashing the place or she is starving like a half-dead Ethiopian that attitude will change.
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Damn....she is ready to give up....on a theoretical situation? Get her some professional help.....
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In these uncertain times, incorporating a SHTF clause into wedding vows just makes good sense.
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so...she is going to bail on you? thats pretty shitty man til death do you part couldnt of said it better! |
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Mine has emotional issues. She CANNOT deal with stress in every day life, I cannot imagine how bad she would be if a TEOTWAWKI situation happened. GR You'd be surprised. I thought the same thing about my wife but she was a trooper when we hit a very rough patch. Your wife is the result of 2 million (or 10 thousand) years of evolution. Don't sell her short. |
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She's just going to get in the way if S does really HTF in the future. At this point it's too late to eject. She knows your plans, and your stashes/preps. You must maintain OPSEC. You must kill her. Now.
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She's just going to get in the way if S does really HTF in the future. At this point it's too late to eject. She knows your plans, and your stashes/preps. You must maintain OPSEC. You must kill her. Now. Yep. Common sense dictates she must die. |
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Mine has emotional issues. She CANNOT deal with stress in every day life, I cannot imagine how bad she would be if a TEOTWAWKI situation happened. GR You'd be surprised. I thought the same thing about my wife but she was a trooper when we hit a very rough patch. Your wife is the result of 2 million (or 10 thousand) years of evolution. Don't sell her short. Thanks for the kind words but you have no idea.... GR |
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Sounds like the "I want to just sit back and take it" tards that think it sounds 'cool'. When looties are trashing the place or she is starving like a half-dead Ethiopian that attitude will change. yeah...uhh.. sorta like that? I guess? Hard to get answers out of some people. When we met I turned her onto guns and she has been amazing at her skills at the range / safety / etc.... but surviving? Basically she said that she is entirely reliant upon me to do everything I hesitated and asked if she would at least get me some water and she walked away... fuck |
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I don't understand those people...
"If the world ends, I hope I die fast... I don't want to rebuild the planet." LOL WUT? |
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Mine's a bit of a "freak outer" as well.
We've had a couple situations that got hairy; she straightened out and made it through with some stern direction. You need to maintain "Captain of the ship" status though. Give no indication that you may not have a plan or grip on the situation. |
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Sounds like the "I want to just sit back and take it" tards that think it sounds 'cool'. When looties are trashing the place or she is starving like a half-dead Ethiopian that attitude will change. yeah...uhh.. sorta like that? I guess? Hard to get answers out of some people. When we met I turned her onto guns and she has been amazing at her skills at the range / safety / etc.... but surviving? Basically she said that she is entirely reliant upon me to do everything I hesitated and asked if she would at least get me some water and she walked away... fuck |
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Mine has emotional issues. She CANNOT deal with stress in every day life, I cannot imagine how bad she would be if a TEOTWAWKI situation happened. GR my wife also has problems with everyday life, but when things get real shitty and the stress is on she somehow pulls it together and can deal with things you wouldn't imagine she could. its funny in the really stressfull situations she listens to everything i tell her to do, in normal life she has to argue about everything. i have no worries about my wife in a shtf situation, in fact we've talked and have a gameplane for different senarios. i guess what im trying to say is some times pressure brings out the best in someone. if the shtf you and her both will be suprized on how much she can handle when she has to rely on her god given instincts and not the fear of rational thought. |
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Mine has emotional issues. She CANNOT deal with stress in every day life, I cannot imagine how bad she would be if a TEOTWAWKI situation happened. GR You'd be surprised. I thought the same thing about my wife but she was a trooper when we hit a very rough patch. Your wife is the result of 2 million (or 10 thousand) years of evolution. Don't sell her short. lol beat me by a bit. |
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Tell her she can't leave she is part of the food supply. Now your talking.....you can eat her and save your beans and spam for yourself. |
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Mine has emotional issues. She CANNOT deal with stress in every day life, I cannot imagine how bad she would be if a TEOTWAWKI situation happened. GR You'd be surprised. I thought the same thing about my wife but she was a trooper when we hit a very rough patch. Your wife is the result of 2 million (or 10 thousand) years of evolution. Don't sell her short. Thanks for the kind words but you have no idea.... GR I don't know dude, a couple of months of breakdowns and realizing that whining doesn't help....she won't have a choice but to suck it up. Self preservation will kick in. |
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Mine has emotional issues. She CANNOT deal with stress in every day life, I cannot imagine how bad she would be if a TEOTWAWKI situation happened. GR my wife also has problems with everyday life, but when things get real shitty and the stress is on she somehow pulls it together and can deal with things you wouldn't imagine she could. its funny in the really stressfull situations she listens to everything i tell her to do, in normal life she has to argue about everything. i have no worries about my wife in a shtf situation, in fact we've talked and have a gameplane for different senarios. i guess what im trying to say is some times pressure brings out the best in someone. if the shtf you and her both will be suprized on how much she can handle when she has to rely on her god given instincts and not the fear of rational thought. She might do OK if I am here to be "Gunny Hartman" as I have had to do before, but if she is alone she's fucked. GR |
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Quoted: She's just going to get in the way if S does really HTF in the future. At this point it's too late to eject. She knows your plans, and your stashes/preps. You must maintain OPSEC. You must kill her. Now. Yazuh... |
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Mine would survive, but damn she'd be miserable to be around.
We had the power out for about a day and a half a few months ago due to some electrical work done in the area. TSHTF at my house. Damn. Between the kids fighting and her stressing it was insane. No DVD's, cartoons, or TV for the kids. No facebook or errornet for the wife. Her cell phone life line died because she doesn't have a car charger. I do so she used my phone to keep up with the "outside world". They thought it was the end of the world. I was minutes away from packing everyone up and going to a hotel when we got the power back. I quickly realized that a generator should be high on my list of next purchases. |
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Tell her she can't leave she is part of the food supply. Now your talking.....you can eat her and save your beans and spam for yourself. The dog will be relieved also. He gets bumped down a notch. |
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She's just going to get in the way if S does really HTF in the future. At this point it's too late to eject. She knows your plans, and your stashes/preps. You must maintain OPSEC. You must kill her. Now. Easy there killer She's an great wife but now shes admitted she can't live without me Plus why drag a dead body that will walk itself into the grave? |
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That sucks dude.
Some people just don't have the fortitude to deal with the possibility that someday everything they take for granted can be taken away from them. These are people who typically have never had to work for anything, they didn't grow up poor, and they aren't outdoor people. They think that modern conviences are or should always be there for them, they are typically unrealistic and they only believe bad things happen to "other" people. Your wife probably doesn't think she will make it because she has never had to test herself, she has never put herself in a situation where, when conviences are taken away she has been able to overcome or even prosper from the situation. |
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She's just going to get in the way if S does really HTF in the future. At this point it's too late to eject. She knows your plans, and your stashes/preps. You must maintain OPSEC. You must kill her. Now. Easy there killer You're right. Don't kill her. When the time comes - use her as a shield! |
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Yeah, if it is bunker time and she is flippin out, just boot her into the street and snatch up a couple hotties to take her place
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Some people will freak out at the first sign of a TEOTWAWKI it's normal for the average person. Teach her that being prepared will make it easier and maybe she will come around.
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Mine would survive, but damn she'd be miserable to be around. We had the power out for about a day and a half a few months ago due to some electrical work done in the area. TSHTF at my house. Damn. Between the kids fighting and her stressing it was insane. No DVD's, cartoons, or TV for the kids. No facebook or errornet for the wife. Her cell phone life line died because she doesn't have a car charger. I do so she used my phone to keep up with the "outside world". They thought it was the end of the world. I was minutes away from packing everyone up and going to a hotel when we got the power back. I quickly realized that a generator should be high on my list of next purchases. throw kids outside and command them to play, if older kids command they go find somewhere else to hang out. throw wife in bed room and keep her busy for a few hours. problem solved. or buy books and read as a family by candel light. slap the first person who complains, good times. but then again i'm an asshole. your post reminds me of when my daughter was 5 and the power was out, she was just so amazed that the toilet still woked! lol. |
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"Do you, Jane, take this man John, as your lawfully wedded husband, in sickness and in health, in shit hitting the fan?"
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Ya know... might be that she just has a huge amount of stress in her life right now and it's not something she can imagine handling.
Once all the everyday BS falls away and you lose that baggage, life does get easier / more simple. |
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Tell her you'll need her input on selecting her sister wives for the post-apocalyptic harem.
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Quoted: Mine has emotional issues. She CANNOT deal with stress in every day life, I cannot imagine how bad she would be if a TEOTWAWKI situation happened. GR Mine was like that when she was younger. It was always something, depression, anxiety, etc, etc. I swear no day passed without a crisis. But with age came toughness. Now she pretty much deals with everything as it comes with as little fanfare as possible. I would have been scared shitless trusting her with a gun when she was 30, but at 50 she's got an Taurus PT92, S&W Bodyguard revolver, a KT P32 and as soon as I can scrape up a decent lightweight upper, an AR. When the SHTF, she'll have her mags loaded and will be repelling borders. |
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Quoted: Once all the everyday BS falls away and you lose that baggage, life does get easier / more simple. I might have to disagree there. The most stressful work shit would never be any worse than having to stress about survival necessities.. IE.. food/water/illness |
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"Do you, Jane, take this man John, as your lawfully wedded husband, in sickness and in health, in shit hitting the fan?" HAHAHA! this coupled with the "kill her now" Makes me laugh my ass off. |
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Hold on to her and use her as a decoy or bait for when SHTF. You never know...
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Wow, sorry to hear that.
Makes me appreciate my wife so much more. All I'll have to worry about is who gets the M855 and who gets the XM193... |
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Mine has emotional issues. She CANNOT deal with stress in every day life, I cannot imagine how bad she would be if a TEOTWAWKI situation happened. GR my wife also has problems with everyday life, but when things get real shitty and the stress is on she somehow pulls it together and can deal with things you wouldn't imagine she could. its funny in the really stressfull situations she listens to everything i tell her to do, in normal life she has to argue about everything. i have no worries about my wife in a shtf situation, in fact we've talked and have a gameplane for different senarios. i guess what im trying to say is some times pressure brings out the best in someone. if the shtf you and her both will be suprized on how much she can handle when she has to rely on her god given instincts and not the fear of rational thought. She might do OK if I am here to be "Gunny Hartman" as I have had to do before, but if she is alone she's fucked. GR I thought my husband was the only one who played that sick little game! I'm with Landlord on the idea of different kinds of stress. I worry about things like money and school up until the point that something really bad happens and then I'm happy and relaxed. Can't wait till hurricane season! I feel the OP's pain, though. My Daddy refuses to keep any supplies on hand because he intends to die if SHTF. That's as retarded as friends saying "SHTF" I'm going to your house. |
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She will be as useful to you as a boat anchor in the desert. You will struggle to keep her afloat and she will drag you down.
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I'm more worried about my wife not being able to take a life if someone is trying to take hers. She's a fighter for sure. If I lost her I would be inconsolable....
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