speedbird
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I thought about giving one but if I gave the details I’d probably get bannedLooking forward to the 'trip teport' from the strip club...don't forget pics...lots of pics.
Reflections from the end of my first long term relationship
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BriGuy
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From the strip club or from here?
Trout Trekker
Steelhead
Speedbird,
I'm wish you well in the future but I'm not going to pass along any relationship advice because I'm not that guy, here's why.
My wife and I have been married for 42 years, and this isn't my first marriage, that should reveal a few things, like what century I hail from, that outside of fly fishing you and I don't likely have much in common, nor could I begin to guess what keeping a youthful relationship together is like in today's world and that my wife is a saint.
I come from a blood line of men who've successfully navigated multiple divorces, broken engagements (A.K.A.: Near Mrs.) and who knows how many girlfriends. In fact, I believe that between myself, my late father & brother we've helped make De Beer's what it is today. Whether they be engagement rings or damage control in the form of diamond earing's & tennis bracelets.
For example, the barber I've been going to for years makes small talk with me every time I drop in but never greets me by name.
But my Jeweler not only smiles & greets me by name, but he doesn't have to look up my wife's ring size because he knows it by heart.
This is all in a way of saying, if you ever figure it all out, I'm all ears.
Good luck to you.
I'm wish you well in the future but I'm not going to pass along any relationship advice because I'm not that guy, here's why.
My wife and I have been married for 42 years, and this isn't my first marriage, that should reveal a few things, like what century I hail from, that outside of fly fishing you and I don't likely have much in common, nor could I begin to guess what keeping a youthful relationship together is like in today's world and that my wife is a saint.
I come from a blood line of men who've successfully navigated multiple divorces, broken engagements (A.K.A.: Near Mrs.) and who knows how many girlfriends. In fact, I believe that between myself, my late father & brother we've helped make De Beer's what it is today. Whether they be engagement rings or damage control in the form of diamond earing's & tennis bracelets.
For example, the barber I've been going to for years makes small talk with me every time I drop in but never greets me by name.
But my Jeweler not only smiles & greets me by name, but he doesn't have to look up my wife's ring size because he knows it by heart.
This is all in a way of saying, if you ever figure it all out, I'm all ears.
Good luck to you.
Define "older folks"......
The ones who seek full release in the form of an empty bladder.
"Older guys" can do it 3 or 4 times a night. Pee, that is . . .
Jim in Anacortes
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At one time in my life I found comfort in humor.
Rodney Dangerfield "I called my wife on the phone and asked her if she had been faking it during sex... she said "Who is this?"
Rodney Dangerfield "I called my wife on the phone and asked her if she had been faking it during sex... she said "Who is this?"
Jim in Anacortes
Life of the Party
I've mostly had long term relationships with good women. But the time being without a woman often felt "hollow". I'd catch a boat load of fish...but there was no one there to tell the story to. I'd suffer a bloody wound and go home to an empty couch. Being alone has its advantages but that "hollow" feeling can be unpleasant.