Thread: ITT: We aren't divorced
02-18-2020, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted By redraider86⏩
This sentiment is also surprising to me. I am not even officially divorced yet.Only if you're comfortable doing so, can you say more about that? I've heard that sentiment before and it's something I don't understand.
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02-18-2020, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted By AlBHappy⏩
I am in this boat too. Happily married, two boys, both of us are in it for the long haul. But if something ever happened I'd stay single, don't even think I'd date to be honest. At that point, rather than starting over and complicating things I'd raise my boys and live life however I please. That being said I'm fairly introverted so I'm not afraid of doing things alone either.I'm saying this as someone who has been married a long time, not someone who married young, and made a mistake.
23.5 years. A great marriage. I've been extremely lucky. She's sane, a great wife, still likes me and looks fantastic. We've built a nice thing. We have 2 boys, and raising kids is a challenge. But they're our kids and we're a team.
The older you get, the more set in your ways are. You want life simpler not more complex. When you remarry, you're not only getting the new spouse, you're getting their baggage as well. I don't want their debt, or have my life complicated by their kids. You will never going to be number 1 in their priority list. The kids will always come first and I think that causes a lot of tension when there are interfamily issues with kids.
If I was widowed, met a nice woman and she gave me the ultimatum, I'd say "don't let the door hit you on the way out."
23.5 years. A great marriage. I've been extremely lucky. She's sane, a great wife, still likes me and looks fantastic. We've built a nice thing. We have 2 boys, and raising kids is a challenge. But they're our kids and we're a team.
The older you get, the more set in your ways are. You want life simpler not more complex. When you remarry, you're not only getting the new spouse, you're getting their baggage as well. I don't want their debt, or have my life complicated by their kids. You will never going to be number 1 in their priority list. The kids will always come first and I think that causes a lot of tension when there are interfamily issues with kids.
If I was widowed, met a nice woman and she gave me the ultimatum, I'd say "don't let the door hit you on the way out."
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02-18-2020, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
I agree but you also get set in your ways as being a married woman since you've been that your whole life. However, I agree that I wouldn't marry again, either, but only because I don't want to lose my husband's social securityI suppose I’m moulded and formed by the man I share my life with. I couldn’t contemplate sharing it with someone else.
I don’t believe in divorce which is one thing. And after so long I can’t see anything but death separating us. Should that happen I wouldn’t want to replace this with something else, something different. I could do it when I was younger, less history but not now. I’m too set in my ways now.
I don’t believe in divorce which is one thing. And after so long I can’t see anything but death separating us. Should that happen I wouldn’t want to replace this with something else, something different. I could do it when I was younger, less history but not now. I’m too set in my ways now.

But seriously, I think at least men would often remarry even if they say they wouldn't since it's all they've ever known and it's comfortable for them.
02-18-2020, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted By Cass40⏩
One and done for this old boy. Would not remarry.But seriously, I think at least men would often remarry even if they say they wouldn't since it's all they've ever known and it's comfortable for them.
02-18-2020, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted By Vexidi⏩
Same. I'd move out to the woods and chillOne and done for this old boy. Would not remarry.
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Originally Posted By Cass40⏩
Hopefully I never have to find out. If my son is grown and something happens to my wife I just don't see myself going out to the bars and chasing women again. If something were to happen to her sooner while my son is still a kid who knows. The boy needs a mother but it wouldn't be fair to whatever woman I wound up with since I wouldn't be able to put 110% into it. No one deserves to be treated as a 2nd fiddle by their spouseWe will see..that's what they all say

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02-18-2020, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Cass40⏩
Think again sloot...I've learned my lesson.But seriously, I think at least men would often remarry even if they say they wouldn't since it's all they've ever known and it's comfortable for them.
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02-18-2020, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted By redraider86⏩
I'd never get remarried...assuming the reason would be my wife passing for me being single again. I don't think it'd be fair to her or the kids in that scenario. Also I don't have the energy to start all over again like that.Only if you're comfortable doing so, can you say more about that? I've heard that sentiment before and it's something I don't understand.
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02-18-2020, 02:04 PM
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We just celebrated out first anniversary yesterday! We went back to where we got married and soaked up the atmosphere in a different way.
We saved the top tier of our cake, and started eating that bish last night.

We saved the top tier of our cake, and started eating that bish last night.

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02-18-2020, 02:06 PM
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Lol got me thinking... If I die first and there is an afterlife.... I will be royally hacked off if I sit around waiting for Husband to peg it so he joins me and he has remarried and wants to spend afterlife with her instead.
Modern times might make for a messy afterlife haha
Modern times might make for a messy afterlife haha
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Originally Posted By chino3⏩
Is there any worse tradition than that? God I remember taking that forkful of cake and immediately regretting agreeing to that tradition.We just celebrated out first anniversary yesterday! We went back to where we got married and soaked up the atmosphere in a different way.
We saved the top tier of our cake, and started eating that bish last night.

We saved the top tier of our cake, and started eating that bish last night.

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02-18-2020, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Cass40⏩
Not remarrying would be easy. Remaining abstinent would not...We will see..that's what they all say

02-18-2020, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
I was just messing with rich as he always says how he's running away to live with his buddies in the forest or whatever..Not sure any of said we were joining a nunnery/monastery
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Originally Posted By ChelshireCat⏩
It says right in the contract "Till death do us part".Lol got me thinking... If I die first and there is an afterlife.... I will be royally hacked off if I sit around waiting for Husband to peg it so he joins me and he has remarried and wants to spend afterlife with her instead.
Modern times might make for a messy afterlife haha
Modern times might make for a messy afterlife haha
If there's an afterlife, I'm gonna be a hoe in it.
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02-18-2020, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted By BearyManilowe⏩
We went ham on making sure it was sealed hella well lol. It was wrapped in a case in probably 10' of saran wrap, and then placed in a cake specific tupperware. Honestly, it tasted almost as good as the wedding day. We ate half the fukkin thing last night lol.Is there any worse tradition than that? God I remember taking that forkful of cake and immediately regretting agreeing to that tradition.
That said, we were fully prepared for it to be awful, and had chit on standby to make our own cake
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Originally Posted By Cass40⏩
Well it's not like you couldn't come out to visit and bang, shoot guns, enjoy a fire etc. But then you'd have to leave after cookin breakfast.I was just messing with rich as he always says how he's running away to live with his buddies in the forest or whatever..
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02-18-2020, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted By BRANDERSS⏩
Congrats. Dont let her fuk it up and you will be fine.Just set a date, is it over from there boyos?
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Originally Posted By Vexidi⏩
Hit 17 years in Jan. Agree with Grizzly Adams above.20 years and counting. Marriage can be tough but overall it's been great.Last thing I'd want to be doing at this point in my life is chasing god damn sloots.
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Married for 26 years last December - been together for around four years prior to that.
Two great kids (22 and 17) who are now largely independent, so the next adventure awaits. Possibly going to move overseas for a few years, just to do something different.
Two great kids (22 and 17) who are now largely independent, so the next adventure awaits. Possibly going to move overseas for a few years, just to do something different.
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We've always been outsiders in that we dont appreciate popular crap and by extension the people who are influenced by it.
Also, my wife acts like a woman and lets me, the man, run the house.
Women want to be lead. Dont trust anyone who tells you differently.
Also, my wife acts like a woman and lets me, the man, run the house.
Women want to be lead. Dont trust anyone who tells you differently.
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Originally Posted By Ratfish⏩
She'll probably work again eventually, but my goal is to make enough to where she'd never have to. I'm old school, so her number one job is the house and kid.
Originally Posted By Evil_D⏩
AgreedWe've always been outsiders in that we dont appreciate popular crap and by extension the people who are influenced by it.
Also, my wife acts like a woman and lets me, the man, run the house.
Women want to be lead. Dont trust anyone who tells you differently.
Also, my wife acts like a woman and lets me, the man, run the house.
Women want to be lead. Dont trust anyone who tells you differently.
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Originally Posted By Evil_D⏩
She's cheating..We've always been outsiders in that we dont appreciate popular crap and by extension the people who are influenced by it.
Also, my wife acts like a woman and lets me, the man, run the house.
Women want to be lead. Dont trust anyone who tells you differently.
Also, my wife acts like a woman and lets me, the man, run the house.
Women want to be lead. Dont trust anyone who tells you differently.
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ITT unaware married men getting cheated on
lul but congrats to those married, hope you guys are happy
Havn't found my happiness with a woman yet
lul but congrats to those married, hope you guys are happy
Havn't found my happiness with a woman yet
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
lolSo, exactly how much of a miserable outcast do you have to be to neg this, with a sarcastic comment
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