LazyDog
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- Apr 10, 2008
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Personally I dont feel its bad to talk about them; just be aware how youre framing it. My reality: Yea my marriage didnt work out. It was great at first. And was the perfect environment for both of us to grow tremendously. Unfortunately some of the growth actually brought us to places that were less compatible. Some experience was gained a little too late. While we agreed that things werent going well, we had different approaches to life; I like to see if things can be fixed and improved, when something isnt working her approach is to move on These two approaches actually complimented each other well, until it came to our marriage. It ended over two and a half years ago. I can see the maturity both of us gained through the experience, as individuals, and our understanding of what we value in a partner. At this point theres no chance of us getting back together, we stay out of each others lives, but were good about accommodating each other when it comes to our son.
Can you imagine if some guy were to say: Yea I was married to real b***, she was two faced and did a good job of hiding it when we were dating. She was shallow and self centered and only interested in milking the relationship. Her idea of compromise is my yielding to her whims. Unfortunately we have to interact on a regular basis because of the kid we had together. Shes irresponsible and expects me to take up her slack. At least she plays baby sitter half the week so I can have my fun time.
I think the same idea applies to women. Comments say a lot about the person making them.
Ken E.
Wow! For a minute I thought YOU wrote that.
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