Daytrading & Divorce.....

[vanzandt]

Was she a virgin when she met you.
Most likely you are not her first, and wont be her last either, you are renting her not owning her.

Ouch.

 

[Sprout]

Real men just don't think about that divorce. I own the woman, not the other way around. She my property for life. And that's the way I think. This is clear upfront.

If that’s your concept of a ‘real man’, it could use some updating. To consider a woman as property is coverture at best and slavery at the worse. The prior a legal fiction and the latter a dark impulse of humanity.

In either case, a blind spot to the benefit and positive difference an empowered woman can/will make in a man’s life.

However, at some point, the following becomes clear,...

 

[SimpleMeLike]

I’m not sure I follow here. So basically, if your wife sucked every cock within a 25 mile radius, while you worked 16 hours a day to make ends meet for your family, you wouldn’t think about “that divorce”?

Stop bullshitting around man.

 

[SimpleMeLike]

Was she a virgin when she met you.
Most likely you are not her first, and wont be her last either, you are renting her not owning her.

Southall,

Let's a agree to disagree and move on. Get back trading. Women is the least of my damn worry right now. They are very easy to me. You treat women how you see it, and I will treat women how I see it. Move on

 

[nooby_mcnoob]

40 years in feb this year. I was 22 she was 20 when we met. I met her because her 1976 baby blue Nova quit runnng at an intersection in the highway. My two brothers happened along and helped out a damsel in distress. He was on leave for a few weeks from the military. I was in the yard washing or waxing my Honda 554 motorcycle when up they came. The damsel stepped out and smiled. I immediately liked her. We all went dancing that night (back in the days of the discotecs).

I worked in a grocery store. She came in with her smile. So i walked over and asked her out on a date. She said yes. So I picked her up at her house and off we went on the motorcycle to dine at Red Lobster. So our romance began over some seafood and wine at Red Lobster. Right at six months later i proposed. She said yes. We were planning a big church wedding. But decided, ourselves, it was going to cost too much (we were paying for the wedding as she was the baby of the family with a slew of sisters so her Dad and Mom just didn’t pay for weddings). Anyway, I called a preacher I knew and he said meet me over at George and his wifes house... on such and such a day. So we went early, fixed things up, brought a boom box with Debbie Boon singing “you light up my life”. We invited guests. Preacher shows up and is taken back as I don’t think he expected so many people. So, the wedding starts. We had already bought her wedding dress so she walks down the hallway while “you light up my life” is playing. We got married and rode off in the baby blue chevrolet Nova with cans banging and streamers flying.

Feb of this year was our 40th anniversay. I bought her a nice diamond ring as our original wedding bands got stolen several years back.

We received i think some good advice shortly after our wedding. Basically, it was don't end the day and go to bed at night at odds with one another. Fix the problem ..the disagreement..before going to sleep. Wake up the next morning with a new day! I will admit there have been a few times (but not many) we didn’t follow that advice. But almost always, without fail, upon awakening the next morning we fix the problem.

Very heartwarming to read this. All the best to you and your family, I hope your children follow your example.

 

[volpri]

Volpri,

Stop being stupid man and playing around. You know exactly what I mean. I'm the boss and lion in my house. They don't boss me, but it's my responsibility to make sure the overall happiness and safety is secure. We don't talk about no ice cream and stuff. I'm just saying that divorce stuff is for weaklings. I can walk up to a fine woman right now and tell her be with me and she ain't going nowhere, and she will say ok. Real men just don't think about that divorce. I own the woman, not the other way around. She my property for life. And that's the way I think. This is clear upfront.

Caution is advised dude. A man wakes up in the morning looks in the mirror and this is what he “sees”




But later in the day his dear wife tells him....you are “just”my little “puddy cat”



And the air is let out of the balloon faster than you can say “i’m a frog on a lillypad floating in a lake of pain..

 

[volpri]

Very heartwarming to read this. All the best to you and your family, I hope your children follow your example.

Thanks. So far my children live their lives the same way. They both celebrate their wedding anniversaries this June. My son his 11th. My daughter her 15th.

 

[nooby_mcnoob]

She my property for life. And that's the way I think. This is clear upfront.

Oh man. You are long XIV. Your day of reckoning will come.

 

[volpri]

Oh man. You are long XIV. Your day of reckoning will come.

ROFLMAO....one day “The Lion” may be found to just be a “puddy cat”

 

[volpri]

If that’s your concept of a ‘real man’, it could use some updating. To consider a woman as property is coverture at best and slavery at the worse. The prior a legal fiction and the latter a dark impulse of humanity.

In either case, a blind spot to the benefit and positive difference an empowered woman can/will make in a man’s life.

However, at some point, the following becomes clear,...

Excellent advice. Just a great video.