sapman99 said:My ex and I literally melt into one another whenever we hug, to this day. We lived under the same roof for 5 years. I slept on the sofa downstairs maybe 5 hours the whole time, why? Because no matter how bad things were, we could not bear to be parted from one another's arms at night. To this day, when we meet and hug, it's the same thing, a mystical pull. We have that chemistry, we have love, and deep incompatibilities about a lot of the rest. Grrr!
Do I wish it would have ended sooner without that bad last period? Who's to say. But I have a beautiful friend for life and will become the North American mentor of her daughter, should she return in later years.
Kaempferrand said:Love is amazing only when you are free to move with nothing holding you back where the only consequence is that it doesn't work out and you go your seperate ways and later looking back that eventhough it didn't work out the way you want them to but it was still worth it. This means no wife and no SO before you entered this game.
chefplus said:There is an old Burt Bacharach song entitled "Knowing When to Leave"; one of the lines is, "Knowing when to leave can be the smartest thing that anyone can learn".
Wish I were smart.
Penelope said:c'est parce que ton épaule à mon épaule
ta bouche à mes cheveux
ta main sur mon cou
c'est parceque dans mes reins
quand ton souffle me frôle
c'est parceque tes mains
c'est parce que joue à joue
c'est pare qu'au matin
c'est parce qu'à la nuit
quand tu dis: "viens"
je viens
je souris
tu souris
c'est parce que je t'aime
que je préfère m'en aller
- Barbara
regnad said:It's become quite clear, particularly over the last day or so, that what I learned in San Francisco has put the final nail in the coffin of a relationship that has been unsatisfying and static for way too long. This adventure, undertaken for recreation, has proven life-changing, a real awakening. Four days of joy with a fabulous young woman has made me realize that stability and security without pleasure and fulfillment is not worth the cost, in real human terms.
regnad said:As far as the value of the love of a true committed partner, you are absolutely right. I think that, as well, is a memory.
regnad said:I might add, General, that this is not a unilateral decision on my part. It's pretty much a joint conclusion. And I think we're both smart and mature enough to part without rancor, despite the accumulated anger and disappointment.
JacknJill said:Faithful or unfaithful depends on what is faithful or infaithful in your own couple. Esay testing: does your wife or gilrsfriend knows and accepts the fact that you go to a strip joint? Would SHE see it as unfaithful?
JNJ
Hornee said:My wife wants to make Sex an Olympic sport...to be held every 4 years!!
oliver kloseoff said:gg -a buddie of minetold me last time he got it from his wife
he went outside bare balls naked
and his wife yelled what the hell are you doing?
his answer
i must be at the wrong address!
he even told me he came home one day and she was on the end of the bed sewing it up with a needle and thread.
sapman99 said:Obviously, you must be trasmitting the right kind of pheromones. Enjoy, laugh, love, and learn.
General Gonad said:Pheromones? I think she got the hint with my permanent stiff!