Omg, don't do it!! The hospital makes you keep them!!!! Congrats dolly!!! Keep us informed!!! :yippee:
ha ha So I've heard! Thanks! I would like to be pregnant no later than next July. (I'm not getting any younger you know!) I will keep ya'll informed. :thumb: Did you want all the details? lol
Hey Kim!!! Wow!!!! And Yeah!!! :yippee: This is the best news that I have heard in a long time!!! I am so extremely happy for you Kim!!! :yippee: Yeah!!! Yeah!!! And Yeah!!! :cheerlead: :cheerlead: :cheerlead: I can’t wait to hear the good news!!! :thumb: May you and your husband be blessed with the family that you both desire!!! You are going to make a wonderful Mother!!! :cheerlead: :cheerlead: :cheerlead: Big Hugs! :hug: GGG
Thank you GGG! If all goes well, there will be a little Russell or Kimberly....:yippee: How cute is that?!? I may be ahead of myself, but I really like the name Kaylee for a girl. (actually my husband mentioned that he liked that name first and we both love it!) Good choice hubby. :loveit:
No, I've never been married. Never dreamt about it or looked forward to it. I know what the bible says about marriage, and if a saint gets married for spiritual reasons, I get that. But I'm not (a saint, or spiritual). As for getting married for traditional reasons, I'm not that kind of traditional. As a means of expressing love, it seems a silly way to do it, to me. As a commitment, what is the point of such a commitment? What you do speaks, promises mean little. As a State institution, the State can kiss my ass. So, that's pretty much it I guess
Thanks for the long drawn out explanation... kidding!!! I understand completely. I was divorced in 1993, had two opportunities to marry after that and I couldn't do it. Marriage meant living together Maybe it was the men? Who knows. I'm happy just the way my life is now. :thumb:
Hey Kim, Oh, Kaylee!!! Love it!!! :yippee: Perfect!!! :yippee: Your Hubby has great taste!! :thumb: Triple Cheers! :cheerlead: :cheerlead: :cheerlead: GGG
Thanks, I think he does too! As soon as he said it, I was like "Yes!!! I love it!" :yippee: I was already thinking a "K" name would be good. Naturally!
If you're married to the right person, marriage is sure to be amazing. If you're not... it's going to be a heartache! That said, fear of commitment is the fear of being tied to only one thing. But if it's with the right person... there shouldn't really be a problem.
If your goal is to have a satisfying marriage with longevity, make sure you are accountable for the part you play in the relationship—good or bad. When you are in denial about your part in the relationship then you are no better than a child flinging sand at another child in a sandbox. When you take responsibility for your part in the marriage, only then will you be able to connect with your partner in a mature, intimate way...
Well, spdsvp it seems you're really happy though.. I think there is a lot of men that want to get married, but sometimes, they just overthing circumstances. A lot of men get married but not a lot of them after 4 years of relationship but in first 2 years. Women know really well how to make their man to marry her. It's crucial to know someone really well in order to spend whole life with them. And personally I think that marriage shouldnt be something that LOCKS YOU DOWN to your partner. Its just something like symbol to show you are already "taken" by someone. But when you truly love someone you might stay with her or him even by not getting married for whole life!
I like marriage, simple because I love my wife, my son, I feel happy and enjoy with them. I have where to come back everyday with they are waiting me, I love feel have something to challenge me to do to ensure for my family to be happy more, guarantee more... I mean it include my process of self improvement.
I'm not sure. I came home from work not knowing there was a restraining order against me — the lock had been changed and I was trying to get into my house. My then-wife had called the police in advance: I was arrested within minutes and charged with the felony of violating a restraining order. Okay, so my marriage wasn't doing great, but I didn't think it was that bad. I have PTSD and my depression just made everything bad for her. She had told me the separation would help our marriage. Well, months later I found out she was with her boss ( thanks to https://truthprivateinvestigators.com.au/contact/private-investigators-brisbane/ ) I hated it so much and I was helpless as she kept lying to me about it. We were together for twelve years and have three beautiful boys. I didn’t care that she cheated. I loved her and wanted her back. I was so sorry for the things I said during our depression. Yeah, I didn’t hit her, cheat or do anything that was completely bad, but I can’t blame her for not wanting to be around me at the time.
