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problems at home when you drift apart ?

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By:
clarkson
When: 07 Sep 08 09:51
Your wife has probably been through the mill the last 2 years what with being pregnant, hormomnal and bringing up a baby, you have to be prepared to take a bit of a back seat at certain times and wait for the better times (as far as your concerned) to return.
My wife's cousin has a husband who is 'confused' and keeps disappearing every few months to 'find himself' and deal with his 'issues', what a crock, he needs to get off his arse stop feeling sorry for himself, start acting like a father and a husband and not some laddish disgruntled gods gift to women prat.

You used the phrase
being honest to myself i love my wife and would never harm her
well bully for you, what does that mean.?

The words bed and lie in it and cake and eat it spring to mind here.
By:
_londis_lagerhound_
When: 07 Sep 08 09:56
formcast 07 Sep 10:24
Who has the biggest t1ts?


'bigger', not 'biggest'.

Some of the grammar on here is most unsatisfactory.
By:
Nomadic Way
When: 07 Sep 08 10:02
ultimately i never want to hear my daughter ever call anyone but me dad so i have no choice like some of you have said and as mt bestman said, i will have to put my happyness a side til my daughter gets older.
By:
Nomadic Way
When: 07 Sep 08 10:03
thank you all for you input.
By:
SUNDANCEKID
When: 07 Sep 08 10:03
many men go off their partners when they have a had a child ...the "tightness" goes ...
its the female equivalent of having a small d1ck imo ..
the guy finds a tight one.... and the female equivalent finds a bigger d1ck ...

a bit shallow , but it happens all the time ....

...SIZE MATTERS !!.... ;-)
By:
Slicer
When: 07 Sep 08 10:04
Londis- I would of thought the grammar on hear would be better two!
By:
_londis_lagerhound_
When: 07 Sep 08 10:05
i will have to put my happyness a side til my daughter gets older.

Damn right you will.

You brought her into the world and you have a responsibility to her that far outweighs your own selfish desires.
By:
Zelda
When: 07 Sep 08 10:06
lol sdk :p
By:
clarkson
When: 07 Sep 08 10:06
SDK - Do you work for relate.?
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 07 Sep 08 10:13
drift apart = lack of effort.

new bird is obviously gonna be exiting but thats all it is.
come to your senses sharpish or you will regret it badly imo
By:
yorker789
When: 07 Sep 08 10:18
"i no longer fancy her anymore" -a lot more to it than that.
You sound a shallow,selfish g1t
By:
formcast
When: 07 Sep 08 10:22
formcast 07 Sep 10:36


Try dealing with Cancer.........It wont seem much of a problem then

Some of the grammer on here is...................................Well shallow just like this thread................Dip your bread and pray for good health.
By:
SUNDANCEKID
When: 07 Sep 08 10:23
clarkson 07 Sep 11:06

SDK - Do you work for relate.?
============================
Having been involved with many females ..I got to learn a thing or two .. :-)
By:
flatliner
When: 07 Sep 08 10:27
HELLO..........HELlo...........Hello..........hello........ ;)
By:
luddite
When: 07 Sep 08 10:31
formcast 07 Sep 11:22
formcast 07 Sep 10:36


Try dealing with Cancer.........It wont seem much of a problem then

Some of the grammer on here is...................................Well shallow just like this thread................Dip your bread and pray for good health.

As for some of the spelling ....
By:
Albi Back
When: 07 Sep 08 10:31
ver profound Flatliner.. :)
By:
Ron
When: 07 Sep 08 11:09
Thinly veiled "Now we've got a baby I'm not the centre of attention and my Mrs ain't putting out so much anymore, my solution is to nail the first piece of fluff to get my hands on."
By:
Ron
When: 07 Sep 08 11:13
flatliners advice was a good one for a thread, lets get one set up...
By:
curious-cat
When: 07 Sep 08 11:22
SUNDANCEKID 07 Sep 11:23

Having been involved with many females ..I got to learn a thing or two .. :-)

====================================

Is that how you know what a female feels like with a small dick inside her ? :D
By:
Tevez is God
When: 07 Sep 08 11:29
Dick Quax 07 Sep 10:18

Batman/Superman costumes for sale on ebay.
_______________________________________________________

Actually laughed out loud - post of the year imo!! :^0
By:
travelling man
When: 07 Sep 08 11:29
Looking into the future I see:

"Someone" finishing buying his house while gifting it to his wife.
Being hated by his ex-wife.
Having his daughter turned against him.
Being dumped by the new girlfriend.
Ending up a skint,lonely,middle-aged saddo living in bedsit-land.
By:
Capt__F
When: 07 Sep 08 11:45
never did get an ansa to the t1t question tho
By:
Nomadic Way
When: 07 Sep 08 19:38
we have spoken today and a Marriage Guidance Counsellor looks to be the way forward. once again thank you all for your input and today me ,my wife and daughter had a very enjoyable day together in hastings on a day out.
By:
El Mucho grande
When: 07 Sep 08 19:54
NW, I've been there and followed the 'love' route. The wife left me, taking our two children and moving 40 miles away. Needless to say the relationship with the new girlfriend didn't work out and I'm now left alone. I've been lucky in that I have lots of access to the children and still get on well with my ex-wife. I certainly agree with the posters that say you should give the realtionship with your wife a chance. There's nothing worse than having to say goodbye to your children after a visit.
By:
Nomadic Way
When: 07 Sep 08 20:09
cheers El Mucho grande.
By:
markymark
When: 07 Sep 08 21:12
My 16 month old son is the light of my life. Losing access to him would be the worst thing in the world.

Luckily I also adore my wife (for all her faults), so not tempted.

We have been together for 12 years.

Lust fades, love (for children and partner) endures........

good luck Nomadic, think of your daughter. Glad to see you are taking steps in the right direction. It will be worth it, to see your child growing up
By:
LendUsAFiver
When: 07 Sep 08 21:15
Karma will get you back
By:
wolsey end
When: 07 Sep 08 21:46
if u tell the missus then u will p1ss her off. big time. she will throw u out of yr house, which u probably pay for, and ruin u financially. then - remember its yr fault, so she will be multo spiteful about this - she will make access to yr children difficult and poison the poor kid against u, by brainwashing it into thinking that their father is a rite, selfish**ah.

and she has a point. u have a child and life isnt all about u now, is it? u dont come first anymore - the child does.

-----

so, u have 2 options.

a. dump tartybit and act like a real man and be a father to yr child
b. u shoot yr wife in the face. dead.then move yer new doris in.

PS. never, EVER forget, most wimmin are evil, spiteful vermin. if they had a choice of doing a good deed and being happy, or making somebody elses life miserable and being unhappy themselves, they would go for the double misery route. i really dont know why - but that, im afraid, is wimmin.
By:
Ivor
When: 07 Sep 08 22:02
Good luck Nomadic - but I cannot believe ANYONE has an enjoyable day out in Hastings ffs
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 08 Sep 08 00:14
Great thread.

And wolsey end is a wise man.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 08 Sep 08 00:18
do English people pronounce "women" as "wimmin"?
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 08 Sep 08 00:20
Yes - don't you?
By:
punterfleecer
When: 08 Sep 08 00:21
not really, I pronouce "women" as "birds", I dont know why but the English language can be odd at times
By:
Hearts.no1
When: 08 Sep 08 06:01
For a definative answer I checked out wikipedia and I quote , "women are Split Arses".
By:
orioles
When: 08 Sep 08 06:22
Nomadic Way 07 Sep 10:12
if you had a 1 year old child and you are married and also have met someone else and have spent a night out together and left in the morning which was fantastic and made you feel alive again what would you do ?


I'd grow up and stop behaving like a horse's arse.

Want to know what's wrong with the country? Look no further than irresponsible pillocks like this guy. The complete inability of people to look beyond their own feeble-minded needs has provided us with a nation of morally bankrupt, gutless good for nothing **s who spend their time blaming everybody else for the ills of the world without realising it's their own spineless selfishness that's taking us all to hell.

It's no wonder none of you can maintain a relationship, the men on here seem to exhibit the emotional maturity and usefulness of a pedal car.

Other than that, no strong feelings about the issue really.
By:
bertiesmalls69
When: 08 Sep 08 06:29
Well sayed Mr QC

we all have rocky patches all i can say is my daughters are 10 & 8 and the last 10 years have been the best of my life & wouldnt swap them for the world so think on NW and get real........
By:
bertiesmalls69
When: 08 Sep 08 06:31
*particularly like the bit about taking us to hell.....in a hand cart
By:
orioles
When: 08 Sep 08 06:35
I am wise beyond words Bertie and arrogant beyond belief; it's what makes me so damned lovable!
By:
bertiesmalls69
When: 08 Sep 08 06:38
I never di like the one about "self praise is no praise"
By:
bertiesmalls69
When: 08 Sep 08 06:39
missed a d sorry.....these 5o clock starts for the daughters swimming play havoc with my typing....
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