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MIDLIFE CRISIS
A midlife crisis is a transition of identity and self-confidence that can occur in middle-aged individuals, typically 45–64 years old.
Wrong or right
I went onto my boyfriends face book and I saw a comment from his ex girl friend who he told me he wasnt talking to . I got upset because this has happened before . I called him out on it. He then went on to tell me he thought he had blocked me (Hiding Something ???) ) told me I was nosey I then told him it's called social media if he didn't want others reading it he should take it down .we broke up over this .my question is am I wrong for looking on my boy friends face book . The man yelled and ignored my calls and texts when he did call he yelled at me so bad you would have thought I murdered someone . I apologized to him but He remains mad and doesn't want to date me any more we were happy for over 6 months so I though ..she lives in a different state and is married .Please give me your opinion .sitting here broken hearted
Quote of the Day
In response to:
“From golden showers in a sex club in Vegas, to tax fraud, to deals with corrupt officials from the former Soviet Union, to catch and kill conspiracies to silence Trump’s clandestine lovers, I wasn’t just a witness to the president’s rise — I was an active and eager participant.”
“From golden showers in a sex club in Vegas, to tax fraud, to deals with corrupt officials from the former Soviet Union, to catch and kill conspiracies to silence Trump’s clandestine lovers, I wasn’t just a witness to the president’s rise — I was an active and eager participant.”
~ Michael Cohen (from his new book, 'Disloyal')
From the New York Times;
In response to:
In Tell-All Foreword, Cohen Promises Sordid Tales Trump ‘Does Not Want You to Read’
In his memoir, “Disloyal,” Michael D. Cohen, President Trump’s onetime lawyer and fixer, claims that he had unique access to Mr. Trump, a man with “no true friends.”
By Annie Karni
Aug. 13, 2020
WASHINGTON — Michael D. Cohen, President Trump’s onetime lawyer and fixer, released the foreword of his upcoming jailhouse tell-all on Thursday, posting to his website an introduction in which he promised stories involving the president and everything from “golden showers in a sex club in Vegas, to tax fraud, to deals with corrupt officials from the former Soviet Union.”
In the foreword to his memoir, “Disloyal: The True Story of the Former Personal Attorney to President Donald J. Trump,” Mr. Cohen claims that he had unique access to Mr. Trump, a man with “no true friends,” who trusted Mr. Cohen so much that his cellphone contacts were synced with his own.
“I bore witness to the real man, in strip clubs, shady business meetings, and in the unguarded moments when he revealed who he really was: a cheat, a liar, a fraud, a bully, a racist, a predator, a con man,” Mr. Cohen writes, claiming he has gained from those experiences a singular understanding of the president.
Mr. Cohen does not explain more in the foreword about his experience with Mr. Trump in Las Vegas, but the book will most likely revive questions about the veracity of an infamous claim in a dossier compiled by Christopher Steele, a former British spy, about Mr. Trump’s ties to Russia.
In it, Mr. Steele wrote that Mr. Trump had prostitutes urinate on a bed where President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, once slept, and that the Kremlin had recordings. Mr. Trump has denied the story, and it remains unsubstantiated. James B. Comey, who as F.B.I. director briefed the president about the dossier, has said that “it’s possible, but I don’t know.”
On Twitter, Mr. Cohen said he had “waited a long time to share my truth” as he posted a link to order a signed or an unsigned copy. In the foreword, he promises that “this is a book the president of the United States does not want you to read.”
Indeed, the government tried to stop the publication of Mr. Cohen’s book, according to a federal judge. Much of it was written on yellow legal pads by hand from Otisville Federal Prison.
Last month, a federal judge ruled that the decision to return Mr. Cohen to custody from home confinement amounted to retaliation by the government for his plans to publish the unflattering portrait of Mr. Trump. Mr. Cohen had been sent home because of the coronavirus pandemic. The judge ordered him to be released back into home confinement.
The book does not yet have a publication date. Mr. Cohen wrote online that it was “coming soon.” He has not said who his publisher is.
Mr. Cohen writes in his foreword that “Trump had colluded with the Russians, but not in the sophisticated ways imagined by his detractors.”
In Tell-All Foreword, Cohen Promises Sordid Tales Trump ‘Does Not Want You to Read’
In his memoir, “Disloyal,” Michael D. Cohen, President Trump’s onetime lawyer and fixer, claims that he had unique access to Mr. Trump, a man with “no true friends.”
By Annie Karni
Aug. 13, 2020
WASHINGTON — Michael D. Cohen, President Trump’s onetime lawyer and fixer, released the foreword of his upcoming jailhouse tell-all on Thursday, posting to his website an introduction in which he promised stories involving the president and everything from “golden showers in a sex club in Vegas, to tax fraud, to deals with corrupt officials from the former Soviet Union.”
In the foreword to his memoir, “Disloyal: The True Story of the Former Personal Attorney to President Donald J. Trump,” Mr. Cohen claims that he had unique access to Mr. Trump, a man with “no true friends,” who trusted Mr. Cohen so much that his cellphone contacts were synced with his own.
“I bore witness to the real man, in strip clubs, shady business meetings, and in the unguarded moments when he revealed who he really was: a cheat, a liar, a fraud, a bully, a racist, a predator, a con man,” Mr. Cohen writes, claiming he has gained from those experiences a singular understanding of the president.
Mr. Cohen does not explain more in the foreword about his experience with Mr. Trump in Las Vegas, but the book will most likely revive questions about the veracity of an infamous claim in a dossier compiled by Christopher Steele, a former British spy, about Mr. Trump’s ties to Russia.
In it, Mr. Steele wrote that Mr. Trump had prostitutes urinate on a bed where President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, once slept, and that the Kremlin had recordings. Mr. Trump has denied the story, and it remains unsubstantiated. James B. Comey, who as F.B.I. director briefed the president about the dossier, has said that “it’s possible, but I don’t know.”
On Twitter, Mr. Cohen said he had “waited a long time to share my truth” as he posted a link to order a signed or an unsigned copy. In the foreword, he promises that “this is a book the president of the United States does not want you to read.”
Indeed, the government tried to stop the publication of Mr. Cohen’s book, according to a federal judge. Much of it was written on yellow legal pads by hand from Otisville Federal Prison.
Last month, a federal judge ruled that the decision to return Mr. Cohen to custody from home confinement amounted to retaliation by the government for his plans to publish the unflattering portrait of Mr. Trump. Mr. Cohen had been sent home because of the coronavirus pandemic. The judge ordered him to be released back into home confinement.
The book does not yet have a publication date. Mr. Cohen wrote online that it was “coming soon.” He has not said who his publisher is.
Mr. Cohen writes in his foreword that “Trump had colluded with the Russians, but not in the sophisticated ways imagined by his detractors.”
(continued in my first comment below)
Man-ism
Hello Men. I want to start out by saying....don't look down on yourself as a person. You are a great person. Unless you physically beat women. Any man who has to resort to physically harm a woman, needs to get help. Any woman who is with a man of this sort, needs to call the police ASAP. No exceptions! She needs to get away from him.
I can only recall one thing about George W. Bush that I liked.
(Yeah...he was not my favorite). But, even though he could not get it out of his mouth correctly...when he said: FOOL ME ONCE, SHAME ON YOU. FOOL ME TWICE, SHAME ON ME. I think those are some pretty logical words to live by.
I love all people. I know not ALL women are like this. I am only sharing some stories that I have personally experienced in life, I personally witnessed in life, and that I have personally heard in life. For the men reading this, you make up your mind on what you read and if anything pertains to your personal life. BTW....just because I love all people, that does not mean I do not have any people that I would rather keep my distance with.
As usual, on my walk and on my drive home, my mind was constantly running...especially about this whole female movement we face today as men. I thought of a lot of similarities that I found common with many relationships I know about.
Here are some:
Firstly, I already mentioned the barber story. But, I would like to repeat it. I consider myself a fairly logical thinking person who likes to make decisions based on somewhat realistic/reality-type events. My barber lady told me that her lady friend was seeing this guy while she was married. Both the barber lady and her friend thought....since her husband travels for work, he is probably cheating. So, it is okay for her friend to cheat.
In a long-term relationship, it was told to the man, you are a control freak. Toward the end of the relationship, the woman wants to go out to the bars with her sister. The man thinking he is a control freak, does not agree with that move but lets her go. She waits out in the driveway a couple of minutes before she drives off for the night and not comes home until the next afternoon. Two years after they broke up, the woman tells the guy, "You know, when I waited in the drive way that night, I was waiting for you to come out and stop me."
Another story from the same couple. I cheated on you....for you. It took me awhile to figure out the logic behind that statement, but she was right. 
A couple of friends of mine...both are with a woman. The women WERE friends. One of them was a hairstylist and the other one just got a job at a salon. The lady who got a job at the salon had to get her hair cut there to display what sort of work the salon can do. Her hairstylist friend got pissed off. Not only do the women not talk to each other...but the men are not allowed to talk to each other.
Another man I know...he used to be a disco dj in Detroit. I am talking in the past couple of years. Obviously, you have to be somewhat outgoing to be a dj. Now, after he got divorced, he walks around with his head down, just goes out to walk his dog, and hardly says two words.
Another man I know...he is currently with a very attractive girl. All I hear from them is her constantly critizing him. When ever I see him around....I have yet to hear him say one word. To get a woman of that quality, I am guessing he had to be a pretty good talker....now?
You know the old saying, "happy wife...happy life" Really? What about happy wife and happy husband?
Happy wife...happy life, I get it. You keep her happy she will give you some. Hmmm. I question that with the way things are going in this day and age. But, maybe.
I can only recall one thing about George W. Bush that I liked.
(Yeah...he was not my favorite). But, even though he could not get it out of his mouth correctly...when he said: FOOL ME ONCE, SHAME ON YOU. FOOL ME TWICE, SHAME ON ME. I think those are some pretty logical words to live by.I love all people. I know not ALL women are like this. I am only sharing some stories that I have personally experienced in life, I personally witnessed in life, and that I have personally heard in life. For the men reading this, you make up your mind on what you read and if anything pertains to your personal life. BTW....just because I love all people, that does not mean I do not have any people that I would rather keep my distance with.
As usual, on my walk and on my drive home, my mind was constantly running...especially about this whole female movement we face today as men. I thought of a lot of similarities that I found common with many relationships I know about.
Here are some:
Firstly, I already mentioned the barber story. But, I would like to repeat it. I consider myself a fairly logical thinking person who likes to make decisions based on somewhat realistic/reality-type events. My barber lady told me that her lady friend was seeing this guy while she was married. Both the barber lady and her friend thought....since her husband travels for work, he is probably cheating. So, it is okay for her friend to cheat.
In a long-term relationship, it was told to the man, you are a control freak. Toward the end of the relationship, the woman wants to go out to the bars with her sister. The man thinking he is a control freak, does not agree with that move but lets her go. She waits out in the driveway a couple of minutes before she drives off for the night and not comes home until the next afternoon. Two years after they broke up, the woman tells the guy, "You know, when I waited in the drive way that night, I was waiting for you to come out and stop me."
Another story from the same couple. I cheated on you....for you.
It took me awhile to figure out the logic behind that statement, but she was right. A couple of friends of mine...both are with a woman. The women WERE friends. One of them was a hairstylist and the other one just got a job at a salon. The lady who got a job at the salon had to get her hair cut there to display what sort of work the salon can do. Her hairstylist friend got pissed off. Not only do the women not talk to each other...but the men are not allowed to talk to each other.
Another man I know...he used to be a disco dj in Detroit. I am talking in the past couple of years. Obviously, you have to be somewhat outgoing to be a dj. Now, after he got divorced, he walks around with his head down, just goes out to walk his dog, and hardly says two words.
Another man I know...he is currently with a very attractive girl. All I hear from them is her constantly critizing him. When ever I see him around....I have yet to hear him say one word. To get a woman of that quality, I am guessing he had to be a pretty good talker....now?
You know the old saying, "happy wife...happy life" Really? What about happy wife and happy husband?
Happy wife...happy life, I get it. You keep her happy she will give you some. Hmmm. I question that with the way things are going in this day and age. But, maybe.
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