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well done those pictures are a pick me upper for sure as well as other things lol
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im glad i helped.well done those pictures are a pick me upper for sure as well as other things lol![]()
You're beautiful
I especially love this oneeveryone has been so nice, and so helpful on one my rare days when im down. this is my way of showing thanks. enjoy.
everyone has been so nice, and so helpful on one my rare days when im down. this is my way of showing thanks. enjoy.

Hi, smallgirl. I just wanted to add my support to the others who have shared theirs with you. We are about the same "vintage" and I too am married. The fact that my husband is fully supportive of my (really our) experience on lit makes me appreciate it even more when I read of your conflicts over it. I must say it raises my hackles a little to think that he would hold you responsible for his happiness and take none for yours. Anyway, I for one think you're terrific, and even if you don't post any more pictures, I hope you will stay connected with this community. There really are a bunch of great people here and I think you would find a bit of sustenance from them. I wish you the very best, whatever you decide.
Sue
i know all this is true. i think i would rather raise 10 teenage girls than try to make a marriage work. its a whole lot easier.Smallgirl,
I hate that you are going thru this mess.I have often found myself in exactly the same situation for exactly the same reasons. I too search for peace and quiet. (I don't like when people respond to a story with "I know how you feel." They normally do not have a clue. In your situation, I know how you feel.
I heard a sermon in church last week that hit me hard and has stayed with me thus far. Stating it simply, the focus of the sermon was to 'Not let anyone steal your joy' (Similar to what Ace said earlier).
You have to be allowed to be who you are or you will not be happy. You can not allow anyone to make you be something you are not. It is not even fair to ask this of someone.
There is give and take in any/every relationship. But for one to be the only giver and the other to be a complete taker spells unhappiness. (I know he has great qualities and that you are trying to figure out if the good out weighs the bad.) You can give up the internet, hide who you are, what makes you happy, but this will not lead to a happy healthy relationship. The giver grows more and more unhappy and ultimately resentsthe taker for this unhappiness.
I am not saying to walk away. I respect that you want to make it work if possible. But please remember, it must work for both of you. People change. People grow. There are no do-overs, but there are restarts! You are young, beautiful and intelligent. You have a lot to offer.
Damn....if I could only be man enough to take my own advice.....
Get away and get your head clear. Take a few days to visit familyD), take a night or two to get away from the family. Have dinner with a stranger (
) and vent, talk, dream. You will be able to go back refreshed and may have more motivation to work hard to make things work out the way you desire them to be.
A smile, a flower & a kiss for you. I hope things move towards the better side!
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i know all this is true. i think i would rather raise 10 teenage girls than try to make a marriage work. its a whole lot easier.
we've both agreed we've grown too far apart, and its never going to work. we just dont know the next step...finances, kids,etc. its just going to take time to figure out.

whats got me puzzled about the whole thing, this whole time...he has every mans fantasy wife...as far as sex...and he just doesnt get it. or appreciate it.(((hugs))) Though I'm very happy to see this, it means that things will get better for you both eventually, and that you are communicating and trying to work out what's next for you both.
i know all this is true. i think i would rather raise 10 teenage girls than try to make a marriage work. its a whole lot easier.
we've both agreed we've grown too far apart, and its never going to work. we just dont know the next step...finances, kids,etc. its just going to take time to figure out.
whats got me puzzled about the whole thing, this whole time...he has every mans fantasy wife...as far as sex...and he just doesnt get it. or appreciate it.
As a man that has lived thru one divorce and has often considered a second I really feel for you both. There is nothing happy about it. The end of a marriage is bankrupting for all emotionaly but if at the end you are in a better place then it is all worth it.
It seems that all too often instead of open commnication the oppoiste is true, people talk without listening all too often. That is the sad reality of it in my opinion at least.
Hang in there and keep positive thoughts about yourself and move forward as often as possible.


