I understand what your saying but when I was growing up, my Mother would tell me what to do. I moved out, got my own place and started making my own life and life choices. I think I was doing a pretty good job and I am certainly smart enough to continue to make my own decisions. To get married to someone who was going to tell me what to do was (and isn't) an option. I understand give and take but I would never fear going home to my house.
I also refuse to walk on egg shells in my own house (or life).
I also refuse to walk on egg shells in my own house (or life).
You are a brave dude mikeb.
when we play poker there is one guy who is hilarious....he got married about 6 months ago and always sneaks out. sometimes he puts her to bed then sneaks out. sometimes he tells her he is going to the store....hahaha...."honey, I gotta go wal-mart pick up some milk" ...then comes home 6 hours later
when we play poker there is one guy who is hilarious....he got married about 6 months ago and always sneaks out. sometimes he puts her to bed then sneaks out. sometimes he tells her he is going to the store....hahaha...."honey, I gotta go wal-mart pick up some milk" ...then comes home 6 hours later
hno:
You shouldn't boss your wife around, and I'm beginning to think that you should start referring to "your wife" as "your husband"
Let me give you an example-
"I'd love to watch some of the playoff game with you, but "my husband" said I have to wash her hair and paint her toes today"
Or
"Hey, all my old friends are getting together for a round of golf?...I'd love to but "my husband" said I have to go clothes shopping with her, I get to hold her purse......you know, her purse?.....the thing that holds my testicles?..."
Reminds me of a joke. Probably going to butcher it, forgive me.
There were two lines for men in front of God (to get into heaven). One was for men who ran the households and the other was for the men where the wife ran the household.
All of the guys lined up in the line where the wife ran things but one guy was standing in the line in which he ran the house. God asked "how come you are the only one in this line?" The guy said " because my wife told me to!"
There were two lines for men in front of God (to get into heaven). One was for men who ran the households and the other was for the men where the wife ran the household.
All of the guys lined up in the line where the wife ran things but one guy was standing in the line in which he ran the house. God asked "how come you are the only one in this line?" The guy said " because my wife told me to!"
I would be closer to this guy....
http://elitedaily.com/news/world/guy-fakes-death-get-wedding/716106/
Talk About Cold Feet: Groom Decides To Fake His Own Death To Get Out Of His Wedding
World • Sean Levinson • <time class="updated" datetime="2014-08-18T16:59:58+00:00" pubdate=""> Aug 18, 2014 - 4:59pm</time>
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Britain’s Alex Lanchester was left permanently scarred after her fiancé faked his own death to get out of marrying her.
The 23-year-old met American Tucker Blandford, also 23, in August of 2012 while she was studying abroad at the University of Connecticut.
They were engaged a year later and were set to be married on the campus where they met last week.
But Alex received a phone call a few months before the wedding day telling her that Tucker had killed himself.
According to the Metro, Tucker posed as his own father on the phone to break the fallacious tragedy to his fiancée.
He said,
Alex, this is Tucker’s dad. There’s no easy way to say this… I am sorry to say that Tucker is dead.
He added that he’d been “suffering from depression” and committed suicide by walking in front of a speeding car.
She took some time to let it sink in and then called Tucker’s parents, who knew nothing of their son’s suicide or that he had been engaged.
She told the Metro,
All I ever did was love him. After this I’m not sure I can trust a man ever again.
Alex is currently on vacation by herself in America and has realized that she would have made a mistake in marrying Tucker.
She said,
In hindsight, all the warning signs were there and I should have known he wasn’t going to marry me. But I was young, in love and naïve.
Tucker told reporters that he was scared about being married and couldn’t think of a less painful method of calling off the wedding.
He said he knew what he had to do and went with his gut instinct.
H/T: Metro, Photo Courtesy: SWNS
