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Most of us have been married at least once. What went wrong ?

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fireliter
Allen Park, Michigan USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 3:07 PM CST
she got lonely
one to many times...
and I wasn't there one too many times.

Or

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bonnieblue
Kingsport, Tennessee USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 3:09 PM CST
I would have rather cut off my arm than get divorced. I loved him with all my heart, but I didnt realize how selfish and immature he was. He decided he would be happier with a woman he worked with. Even after I found out he was cheating, I tried to get him to work everything out with me, but in Tennessee you dont need your spouses cooperation to divorce them, so he got everything he wanted. I will choose better next time..
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HeatherHoney
Middlesboro, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 3:11 PM CST
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unfortunatly he died
comfort comfort comfort
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HeatherHoney
Middlesboro, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 3:12 PM CST
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A car travelling at high speed with a sleeping driver behind the wheel - that is what went wrong
I'm so sorry for your loss. Thats how I lost my mother but the driver of the other car was stoned on marijuana. blues
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poolak
Tehran Iran
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 3:20 PM CST
I could have 4 women at the same time.So one them would be good anyway!
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mick681
morecambe, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 3:22 PM CST
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I could have 4 women at the same time.So one them would be good anyway!
one was enough, and she preferred my mate to me
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carebear01
Mt. Dora, Florida USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 3:27 PM CST
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you sound a lot like a good friend of mine, she and her husband were both virgins. Now it's 10 years later and she thinks she has had 1 orgasm... sometimes it is best to test the water!

Well yes does sound about the same...
But I wasn't and he was. I respected
his up bringing and waited...
Yes I agree completely.
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poolak
Tehran Iran
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 3:31 PM CST
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one was enough, and she preferred my mate to me
4 is better, they fight with each other and forget you! believe me!
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bonnieblue
Kingsport, Tennessee USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 3:43 PM CST
What is the deal with all the cheating? Is monogomy so hard? What is it about committment that people dont understand? What is wrong with people that they find it so hard to be faithful to the one that they by their own will CHOSE to be faithful to? These people were so lucky that someone loved them enough to commit to them and spend the rest of their lives devoted to them, and they throw it away like it means nothing. It truely disgusts me.
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littleprechaun
Kenna USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 4:33 PM CST
he had a elbow problem..... bent it too muchdrinking
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HeatherHoney
Middlesboro, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 4:37 PM CST
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What is the deal with all the cheating? Is monogomy so hard? What is it about committment that people dont understand? What is wrong with people that they find it so hard to be faithful to the one that they by their own will CHOSE to be faithful to? These people were so lucky that someone loved them enough to commit to them and spend the rest of their lives devoted to them, and they throw it away like it means nothing. It truely disgusts me.
I'm with you bonnie... It's really sad that words no longer have any meaning to them for some people.
Shoot I'm even finding it hard to swallow the fact that alot of people choose to lead someone one or drag it out instead of just saying..."hey I'm not interested in you anymore". Yea, it hurts but I'll get over it but be less hurt than not telling me the truth. I'd have much more respect for someone that had the ba**s to tell me that rather than lead me on or drag it out for God knows how long... shew... relationships are starting to disgust me!

very mad
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dreamer_too
Transplanted to, North Carolina USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 4:56 PM CST
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some people just didn't know how to correctly deal with a relationship with such emotion and responsibility. many of us don't know much more than what we learned from our parents. what you learn and see in your household from the ages of 0 to 18 will more than likely dictate who, what, where, when, why and how you live your life. unless you really focus on changing something, which many do not do........but what the hell do i know.....
You are absolutely right. That's the whole reason behind my first marriage. We really were not emotionally prepared & responsible. We grew up and really were very incompatible. A tradgic event ended the marriage. We were just not strong enough to move forward. I did take the time to grew up alittle more. Second (most resent marriage) ended as it was suppose to. Death really does end a marriage. During those 16 years, we worked at changing our own personal beliefs with the help of each other. Really shocked others because I was his 3rd wife. So, I hold onto the belief that the 3rd one is the magical one, the one where you put all hindsight into proper perspective.
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HonestNFaithful
Seattle, Washington USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 8:40 PM CST
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You married someone that you loved, what happened ?
sigh Gentlepaws!! I been married 1 time,and i guess i was still wet behind the ears,when it came to understanding.Ithought a wife was to be seen and not heard, unless she was addressed.My Ex,was very posessive and dominating.We had 3 children,and I married him,back in december of 69,Had our first child,in 70,
Waited awhile,had our 2nd child,born in 74,and then our youngest child was born a year later,in 75,She was born June 20th 1975,
within 3 weeks of her birth,he flew the coop!!!!Left me with the three kids,while he moved in with his first wife.So as i hear,he was with her onand off,our whole marriage.very mad So,GentlePaws!!! I was a dumb as a MudBrick.Iam not stupid anymore.Ihave been totally single,since our divorce,in July 14th 1974.frustrated
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HonestNFaithful
Seattle, Washington USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 8:43 PM CST
TypingErrorblushing OOOPS!!!! July 14th,1975blushing D'oh!
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HonestNFaithful
Seattle, Washington USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 8:59 PM CST
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My last husband was emotionaly abusive and a con artist, and almost ruined my life. Watch out ladies, I've seen him on this site.
uh oh! dropping jaw
peki646

DANG!!!!!! Whats his Username,justin case? He sounds like BadBerries!!!!

NOT!!!!!!!wow!
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Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 9:53 PM CST
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What is the deal with all the cheating? Is monogomy so hard? What is it about committment that people dont understand? What is wrong with people that they find it so hard to be faithful to the one that they by their own will CHOSE to be faithful to? These people were so lucky that someone loved them enough to commit to them and spend the rest of their lives devoted to them, and they throw it away like it means nothing. It truely disgusts me.
Sometimes, Bonnie, you discover that the way they love you isn't the same way you thought they loved you.

I wrote a quip awhile back. I said, "When they tell you that they don't think you feel about them the way they want you to, don't tell them they're stupid if they can't tell. It validates their point."

I tried a lot of things to work on my marriage, but when I hit the point I honestly said I'd rather be dead than spend another 20 years like that, I knew it was time to leave, to save my own life. I was that unhappy.
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bonnieblue
Kingsport, Tennessee USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 10:03 PM CST
well maybe Im naive, but I think if you make a commitment like marriage to somebody, you should honor it until death. Otherwise, dont make the commitment. If you find yourself unhappy, do what you can to make yourself happy in the marriage. Work it out WITH your spouse. Marriage is holy and should not be taken lightly.
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Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 11:14 PM CST
I was married for over 25 years, Bonnie. I didn't take it lightly. I took it seriously enough that I really DID consider ending my life before ending the marriage. It would take a small book to describe everything that was wrong, and all the things I tried to do to make it work. But it all boils down to we couldn't meet each other's needs. Period. And there was no point in two unhappy people in the world, when they could search for happiness.
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bonnieblue
Kingsport, Tennessee USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 11:19 PM CST
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I was married for over 25 years, Bonnie. I didn't take it lightly. I took it seriously enough that I really DID consider ending my life before ending the marriage. It would take a small book to describe everything that was wrong, and all the things I tried to do to make it work. But it all boils down to we couldn't meet each other's needs. Period. And there was no point in two unhappy people in the world, when they could search for happiness.
I dont know what happened in your marriage, but I do know what I believe. God gives no excuse for divorce other than adultery. Im not trying to impose my beliefs on anyone. Maybe I know nothing, but I truely believe any marriage can be saved with Gods help. That doesnt mean it will be, because both people have to trust God and let Him lead them for it to work.
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hiphopHONEY
santa barbara, California USA
Posted: Jul 31, 2007, 11:21 PM CST
sorry havent been married...kinda want to get my life stable first
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