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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
spiceygamble: I have a friend who's marriage dissolved. One child was caught in the middle.
This person has now advanced in their career to the degree of allowing for the [b[purchase of the latest BMW in two weeks pay. It was understood in advance the benefits of placing the children with the other partner... so that's what was done. Neither party is neglectful or abusive... at fault or a bad parent. The situation simply called for a difficult choice in order to make the lives of three people easier & more beneficial. The child is turning 6 this year, hascollege paid for in full, a house in their name & stands to inherent a multi million $ business. The ex is living with no financial worries, has been given a new home, a new car & needn't ever work again, even if they remarry.

This is one example of making a hard choice out of love. If you did not know the story behind this situation, one could assume the worse. In fact, this is an example of love in one of the highest form... sacrifice.

My father taught me very young that when you assume you make an ass out of you & me.

Walking the line between preferences & prejudices is a complicated thing... and gets more complicated every day.

...to each their own, but lay in the bed you make...


Your premise is all about money...is the above the price of this kids sorrow in your mind? is it more or is it less?


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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
spiceygamble: There you go assuming again.
Take a step back from your perceptions & read that again...

Do you even grasp who made the sacrifice?
They all have a better life now... and I bet you can't even tell who made the real sacrifice.
Don't assume anything about their situation. Just read what details are there.

Think about it again.
Switch the characters around in your head & try it from another perspective.
I assumed nothing. I specifically said, based on what you have written alone. There are obviously more details. I stand by my statement. No parent should deprive their child of their time for something as trivial is money no matter the amount. If you are lucky enough to have children one day you will have a better handle on it.


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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
Claayer: hahah which man?
I was referring to the guy in your neighborhood just because of convenience, but if you are feeling generous........ dancing banana





most times that picture of you in the hat does it for me anyway thumbs up


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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
Claayer: I have a RL friend who used to live here in my town. She too was married with 3 children.. they were about 12 - 10 and 5 at the time.

She met someone on the internet .. left her husband and children .. and moved 400 miles away.

I was stunned! and so sad for them all.. two f the kids would come here to play sometimes.. and they would cry and cry.. it was heartbreaking to see.

I remember trying to tactfully ask her once.. why? .. and she said .. 'Just because I am a woman doesn't mean I am maternal.. I just wasn't cut out to be a mother, I just can't do it'



I have often read that on profiles.. the 'don't live with me' thing... I just assumed it usually meant 'Grown up and gone' ... but now I see there is that other option there.. I wonder..
Claayer, be a dear and give that man a little action willya? wow!


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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
spiceygamble: I have a friend who's marriage dissolved. One child was caught in the middle.
This person has now advanced in their career to the degree of allowing for the purchase of the latest BMW in two weeks pay. It was understood in advance the benefits of placing the children with the other partner... so that's what was done. Neither party is neglectful or abusive... at fault or a bad parent. The situation simply called for a difficult choice in order to make the lives of three people easier & more beneficial. The child is turning 6 this year, has college paid for in full, a house in their name & stands to inherent a multi million $ business. The ex is living with no financial worries, has been given a new home, a new car & needn't ever work again, even if they remarry.

This is one example of making a hard choice out of love. If you did not know the story behind this situation, one could assume the worse. In fact, this is an example of love in one of the highest form... sacrifice.

My father taught me very young that when you assume you make an ass out of you & me.

Walking the line between preferences & prejudices is a complicated thing... and gets more complicated every day.

...to each their own, but lay in the bed you make...
I am with you on the assumption part. Based on what you have written here alone, however I would argue that the children was cheated. He cares much more about his mother's time than her money. Some things are more important than BMWs.


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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
My wife left me and our 3 kids. While I would say I fought for custody in the divorce it really was not much of a fight. In my 42 years I have never witnessed that kind of unbridled selfishness. So when I see a woman's profile that under the children question reads - Yes and they don't live with me....alarms go off. Am I wrong for passing them up?


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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
sxc666: No doubt it is in a lot of circumstances. But I was asking from my point a view about why a guy does it.
I never felt the need to change anyone....I either take them as they are or move on...although...I ask for directions, never complain when I am sick if I will even admit it, and put the toilet seat down. Other than that I am a damn Neanderthal.


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Ambrose2007: Please don't call me "Finky," Claire (it hits too close to home).

Can anyone say hair transplant??
Speaking of hair transplants..I know a girl who got so many facel ifts that now she has a beard


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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
pixiestyx: no i havent and no i never would..I am happy to be me.....
cheering


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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
dcj22: I would get a boob job in a heartbeat.
Me too!!! and play with them all the time!!!


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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
Indyfella: Yeah....those bras get all tangled w/each other. Glad I'm not a woman!
True..but your still prettier than most of these dames!! laugh


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Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
Alfalfa Tybee Island, Georgia USA
Indyfella: It's not the roses that are a bitch......it's the thorns .
Funny..I thought you were going to say the bras and panties, but they so rarely make it all the way to the door


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sxc666: Bloody Hell you two
It might be funny to you....I'd like to see you try wading through that pile of roses EVERY day just to get the paper!!


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