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Thief dating a thief. |
Nothing But Net! |
REALITY101:Sorry, |
REALITY101: ![]() Smack talker. |
They need to catch up. ![]() |
Who's side are u on jay bee? |
What? I'm all by myself here. Oh well, it's often lonely at the top, lol. My mind is already made up. This game! |
[quote author=Orton1_0 link=topic=679557.msg8490211#msg8490211 date=1307669632]Btw, what team is Dwayne Wade on? . . .Celtics? [pls dont laugh][/quote] He's on the Heat, lol. |
REALITY101: ![]() I see you're sipping on that HaterAde today. ![]() |
Sagamite:Loooooool! ![]() I guess I see your point since you would be doing it out of motivation instead of selfishness. More people should think like this instead of spoiling their kids with everything their hearts desire. |
Whoooooooo! |
I'm right here! It's going down. Go Shaggy and the Mavs! |
Sagamite:You are going to preach the 'Do as I say, not as I do' speech to the Mini Sagamites? ![]() |
https://cdn1.ouchpress.com/thumbs/celebrities/65442-johnny-depp-180x200.jpg 190:Much more believable, right ragdollz! ![]() Seriously I think that the quote is incorrect. If you are truly in love with the first person, you are recieving the benefit of the satisfaction of the positive qualities that person has. Therefore to be in love with the second person as well means that they can only fill in the missing pieces. It's more likely that after the first person is out of your life there will be many more missing pieces to fill and the second person will measure up short. The 80/20 rule plain and simple. (I'm there baby) |
Omo, you have introduced a new weapon into my rhetorical arsenal. |
No, but if he was right in front of my face I would think it was the best thing I ever heard. ![]() |
Why would you choose to wear expensive quality clothing? Is it not because you believe it is the best? Why then do you as an individual deserve the best, but your children, who are a part of you, deserve less? If the children should wear good quality budget conscious clothing, then so should the parents. All the showing off would be a waste of money anyways. There was a television show with young spoiled brats who were used to wearing outfits worth thousands of dollars. They were shown a multitude of clothes, sunglasses, perfumes, and even chocolates. Each item had a cheap version and an expensive version and they were told to choose which was which. They got most of them wrong, incorrectly choosing the cheap versions to be the more expensive ones. |
ragdollz:I looove that man! I agree wit u though ragdollz. |
So blind people don't fall in love? ![]() |
Funny thing is Seun, I think the above response is serious. Anyways, the best thing he can do is to start by being honest about what led him to the behavior in the first place. |
Minx, You stated that your feelings for your husband dwindled away after you went through a miscarriage. There is the root of your problem. You probably feel that your husband didn't grieve as you did, and the thought that he doesn't care about the loss of the pregnancy/child is repulsive to you. Know that men and women grieve differently. It could have very much affected him as deeply as it did you. You both are harboring resentment towards each other concerning the loss of the pregnancy. It's sad that you both have allowed it to tear your marriage apart. Is anyone thinking about your seven year old? The selfish response to the situation by the both of you is most definitely affecting your ability to co-parent this child. My advice would be to keep your mouth shut about the affair (especially since he didn't volunteer the info about his own affair). Tell your husband that you forgive him and tell him that you haven't been yourself recently. Open up about the feelings you have surrounding his reaction to the miscarriage. Tell him how you feel or felt without accusing or pointing fingers to him. Remember your feelings are due in part to perceptions that may or may not be really true. I think that he will respond positively. |
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Before a child is of age to work and earn a living it is immoral for the parents to wear the finest clothes while they are wearing rags. After a child is able to work, he/she should contribute in some way to their upkeep. If this lowers their standard of living slightly it will only serve to motivate them to succeed. After a child is grown it is immoral to support them. It will only promote laziness. Of course there are exemptions to this, but the vast majority of parents that completely support their adult children are doing them a disservice. |
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Gwazah: ![]() |
I don't mind being disturbed from sleep. . . depends on the reason. |
Oooook. Whatever. ![]() |
Nite! |






