Jump to content
While the thread author can add an update and reopen discussion, this thread was last posted in over a month ago. Want to continue the conversation? Feel free to start a new thread instead!

Recommended Posts

Posted
Oh ok. Well I was separated (moved to another state) when I met my H {snip} I would have divorced right away but the law called for a six month separation before a divorce would be granted

 

I'm sure glad my H didn't think like you do or we probably wouldn't be married now.

 

That's funny - same for me. I was still legally married when I met my current husband, but we were separated and living in different states and were completely out of contact. My divorce was final about four months later.

Posted
Sometimes the not taking action immediately is also due to the hope that a light will dawn and things will change.

 

Absolutely. I was an idiot. Live and learn.

 

OW, even though I really can't relate to your way of thinking, thanks for explaining that to me. Interesting perspective.

 

Polly, you are judging silktricks yet you called me out for judging others.

 

At least I'm not a hypocrite. I'll openly tell you that yes, I do JUDGE. I don't sit here and pretend that I'm not judgmental.

Posted
That's funny - same for me. I was still legally married when I met my current husband, but we were separated and living in different states and were completely out of contact. My divorce was final about four months later.

 

I think that happens more than people think. It's just sad when people get involved with separated people and get burned.

 

It's just not always the case though.

 

My divorce was not final until 3 weeks before our wedding...yikes!:laugh:

Posted
I think that happens more than people think. It's just sad when people get involved with separated people and get burned.

 

It's just not always the case though.

 

My divorce was not final until 3 weeks before our wedding...yikes!:laugh:

 

Dang - that was cutting it fine!! We waited for a LOOOOONNNNGGGGG time. Lived together, etc, but held off on tying the knot. My first marriage was so horrible - and he (the 1st) changed into a different person the day I said "I do". I was scared it would happen again. But it didn't :) :) :).

Posted
Dang - that was cutting it fine!! We waited for a LOOOOONNNNGGGGG time. Lived together, etc, but held off on tying the knot. My first marriage was so horrible - and he (the 1st) changed into a different person the day I said "I do". I was scared it would happen again. But it didn't :) :) :).

 

I know. I don't recommend people do what I did. I mean for us it worked but for most it's not a good idea. H proposed 4 weeks after we met and we married 7 months after that.

 

I hear you on the first marriage. That's a shame.

Posted

OW, while I can see where you coming from, though for personal and religious reasons I think that is wrong, I think you have the right to do whatever you want, AS LONG AS NO ONE IS GETTING HURT. And that is the problem I have with your view and ways. If you have men who are willing to be open with you and you are keeping yourselves away from those who are in committed relationships, go for it.

 

It does not bother me or most here that you are incapable of fidelity and monogamy, but your involving a wife in your life and possibly children. You are involving friends and family from your side, his side, and her side. Someone has to be there to deal with the emotions that comes from relationships. We would like to believe we don't owe anybody anything, but life has shown us that we are wrong. If we really did not owe anything to anybody or to ourselves, no one would be angry or sad by how we treat them and they us. Men and women would not be killing their spouses and/or their lovers because of hurt feelings. Children would not be blaming some of their issues on past relationships with and of their parents. There would not be STDs or laws fighting to get people to pay for unwanted children. There is a connection in this world that we have ignored for so long that it is biting back and it is being shown.

 

In short, there is always a consequence for our actions, and a lot of times it is someone else who picks up the tab. This is why treating everyone with love and respect is the golden rule. If we did that, then we would not have the issues we have to deal with here in the forums.

 

 

DNR

Posted
I know. I don't recommend people do what I did. I mean for us it worked but for most it's not a good idea. H proposed 4 weeks after we met and we married 7 months after that.

 

I hear you on the first marriage. That's a shame.

Yeah, I can't honestly recommend getting involved with someone as "freshly" separated/divorced as I was, as I certainly put the poor man through h*ll. He caught a lot of sh*t that had nothing to do with him (and vice versa, I'm sure).

Posted

Touche, I commend you on your trust and hope that your current husband have that same trust. I personally would have an issue with, would my xMW turned spouse treat me the same way as she did her last husband. And if I were a cheater, I would wonder if another man would do me like that. Karma is a real bitter pill.

 

 

DNR

  • Author
Posted

Hey you guys.. this is MY thread you want to post off-topic.. then start your own.. or go in the off-topic thread...

Posted

Actually, I figured this thread was over.

 

You posted about him inviting you over...got the responses...you went over...what's left to discuss?

Posted
Hey you guys.. this is MY thread you want to post off-topic.. then start your own.. or go in the off-topic thread...

 

 

I agree.

 

So Lizzie were there a lot of "horse face" pics around the house? Also what was it like to be surrounded by her stuff?

Posted
Hey you guys.. this is MY thread you want to post off-topic.. then start your own.. or go in the off-topic thread...

 

Sorry, Lizzie :)

Posted

Whatever she wants to discuss. It is after all, her thread :confused:

Posted

So Lizzie, how were all the major renovations?

Posted
Actually, I figured this thread was over.

 

You posted about him inviting you over...got the responses...you went over...what's left to discuss?

 

That's exactly what I thought too...go figure?:confused:

Posted

What does the AARP have to say about this situation? :p:lmao:

Posted

Lizzie knows that I love and admire her spunk...... :cool:

Posted
A4A, you are SO f'ing BAD! LMAO :lmao:

 

:laugh::laugh: Crap, she's so bad she's good! Too funny.

Posted

Sorry about going off topic Lizzie60.

 

 

DNR

Posted

maybe she ended up not going to MM house???? hmmmm

 

she hasn't said today whether she actually went.

Posted

she hasn't said today whether she actually went.

 

yes she has!!

Posted
maybe she ended up not going to MM house???? hmmmm

 

she hasn't said today whether she actually went.

 

She did.... it is in the posties above.... she came to his house.... or at it maybe? :p

Posted

The hot tub was fun... she said.

Posted

Omg Lizzie that must have been such a turn on. Oh the thrill of it. In HER house, in HER new hot tub which they probably already christened, wondering if SHE will walk in and find you with HER husband.

 

How do you look in the mirror in the morning.

Posted
Omg Lizzie that must have been such a turn on. Oh the thrill of it. In HER house, in HER new hot tub which they probably already christened, wondering if SHE will walk in and find you with HER husband.

 

How do you look in the mirror in the morning.

 

I know. This whole topic is disgusting. Of course, posts like THIS are allowed, no matter who it offends.

While the thread author can add an update and reopen discussion, this thread was last posted in over a month ago. Want to continue the conversation? Feel free to start a new thread instead!
Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
×
×
  • Create New...