3 years right down the crapper

[Lurkerinthewoods]

I think you should post some private

tapes and see if that helps you ease some pain..

 

[Jefpainthorse]

Why do so many young guys want to tie down and play house so early in life anyway?
18-25 or so are years you won't get back. Learn who you are... And sample as much fruit as you can find.

So many couples wake up in their late 20's and realize the rest of the world is out there... See it while it's painless, kids

 

[Seedy]

Dude, just be glad you aren't Seedy.

Yep. It's true...

Athough this thread wins the "namby-pamby land award" ...when did OSA become an Oprah episode? I might have whined about a lot of stuff in the last year but you've NEVER heard me say "I miss her"....

 

[saddlebum]

women are like trucks,you wear them out and then trade them in

 

[JB Books]

Why do so many young guys want to tie down and play house so early in life anyway?
18-25 or so are years you won't get back. Learn who you are... And sample as much fruit as you can find.

So many couples wake up in their late 20's and realize the rest of the world is out there... See it while it's painless, kids

This is so true. Get married early, have kids, get divorced, married again, more kids, another divorce. You end up with someone else raising your kids, having to coordinate schedules for Christmases, birthdays etc. I've seen too many friends go through that cycle.

I was 35 when I got married. First marriage for both of us. No kids, no exes, no BS. Our time is our own.

Enjoy your life and your youth while you have it. It goes by fast.

 

[RidgeHunter]

Yep. It's true...

Athough this thread wins the "namby-pamby land award" ...when did OSA become an Oprah episode? I might have whined about a lot of stuff in the last year but you've NEVER heard me say "I miss her"....

So even if you do miss her, the dudely thing to do is be all like "Sheet, I never liked that ***** N-E wayz." ?

People and their pride crack me up. It doesn't make you less of a man to admit you were dumped by someone you would have liked to have stayed with. One of my best friends is like this and it's hilarious. "That ***** I was enamored with for years? Sheet, she wunt nothin' to me. Glad she left. Yup. I never even asked her out to begin with and never asked her to move in with me. Weird ***** was just always around like I wanted her there or somethin."

 

[HFS]

To the OP:
Hope everything works out all right for you.

And now, Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr. Chet Atkins with "I still write your name in the snow" --

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiSjQ7iWhMA

 

[264Magnum]

Why do so many young guys want to tie down and play house so early in life anyway?
18-25 or so are years you won't get back. Learn who you are... And sample as much fruit as you can find.

So many couples wake up in their late 20's and realize the rest of the world is out there... See it while it's painless, kids

I'll be 31 in March. The 18-25 phase was quite a while ago, and I bet I had more fun than most guys did when they were in that age bracket.

Yep. It's true...

Athough this thread wins the "namby-pamby land award" ...when did OSA become an Oprah episode? I might have whined about a lot of stuff in the last year but you've NEVER heard me say "I miss her"....

Well good for you, I guess.

 

[sanjuro893]

This is so true. Get married early, have kids, get divorced, married again, more kids, another divorce. You end up with someone else raising your kids, having to coordinate schedules for Christmases, birthdays etc. I've seen too many friends go through that cycle.

I was 35 when I got married. First marriage for both of us. No kids, no exes, no BS. Our time is our own.

Enjoy your life and your youth while you have it. It goes by fast.

Too true. I was 35 also. My wife was 38. No exes, no kids, 1st marriage for each of us.

 

[twoguns?]

I didnt say I wasnt hurt....and it wasnt the 1/2 my sh1t......just keep healing......sounds like you still have a good friend if you want....be well