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Quote by Hasabrain2
Here is more of the story:

About seven years my wife had gastric bypass surgery. Just last year we paid off the $20,000 ($20,000 that could go have gone to the kids' college fund if she hadn't been 200 pounds overweight!). She lost a good deal of weight, but has gained, conservatively 75 pounds back.

I have been her through all surgeries afterward, been with her when her mom died, listened to her when she got a new boss she didn't like etc. I have been emotionally supportive to her. When I've needed support, sometimes she has been there for me, other times she hasn't.

I am an active dad and a "modern" husband. I'm usually the one that takes the kids to the dentists and to school in the morning. She handles the doctor's appts and the clothes shopping. If she cooks, I clean up. If I cook, sometime she cleans sometimes I do. I do all the yardwork and 50% plus of the inside chores. I am better to her than a lot of husbands.

Last Christmas we bought an expensive exercise machine. . The model she wanted. She has used it twice. I use it 2 times a week plus go the gym once a week (or more). I'm not a perfect physical speceim, but I'm not completely out of shape either.

Why, if I'm a good to her and good to myself, do I have to take the financial hit? IF she had to take the financial hit, which only seems fair to me because I'm not the one with the weight problem, I would divorce her today.

If I cheat and get caught, dhe won't tell the kids. I changed too many diapers, helped with too much homework, went to too many open houses (she only made to about half of them) for her to turn the kids against me.


Dude. If you want to cheat, just do it. No one here can stop you, and you seem hell bent on doing it. Either that or you're looking for someone to talk you out of it. I highly doubt anyone here cares either way. It seems you know the consequences. And it also seems as if you feel entitled to an affair after all the work and time and effort you've put into your marriage. I'm not really sure what the holdup is.

So what exactly is the point of you posting two threads about it? Are you looking for justification? Sympathy? A pat on the back? Are you trying to convince us that you deserve this affair?
Quote by TheDevilsWeakness
I dunno. I guess I'm one of the few that finds that fucking gross.
I can hold it until I'm done in the shower. Or it's a very quick shower.


This!
Well then cheat on your wife. Live a lie for the rest of your life. And don't think new, thinner woman on the side isn't going to cost you a pretty penny. Think about the getaways. The expensive dinners. The gifts you're going to get her, because, let's face it, you're gonna get her gifts. Hotel rooms aren't always cheap year-round. Unless the new side piece will be into the sleazy motel scene. If she is, you may wanna rethink tapping that. She's gonna demand to see you when you can't explain your absence to your wife and kids. The kids are gonna know, because kids always sense these things, no matter how well you think you conceal it. So their Christmas gifts are gonna be a bit more expensive. Because the guilt will eat at you, and you'll try to compensate for it. Speaking of kids, if the other woman has them, you'll be spending money on them as well, unless she's married, which I doubt will be the case. You'll have to do birthdays, Valentine's Day, and Christmas for both of these women. Unless of course you plan on not giving a shit about your wife.

The inevitable will happen. Your wife will find out you're being unfaithful. Your kids will wonder, "How could dad do this to us?" Yes. They won't see it as something you're doing because you can't fathom being with your wife. They will take it quite personal. They will question their self-worth and why they weren't good enough for you. You cheat on her, you cheat on them too. Sure, you just might get visitation. But what kid wants to spend time with a cheating father and his mistress? Meanwhile, your wife will tap into that hidden strength that most women don't know they have until they need it the most. She will realize that she's hit rock bottom and her husband abandoned her when she needed him the most. She'll do what she needs to do and leave you. And live her life because her kids need her. And you'll still get that nasty divorce. Eventually, that whole grass in greener cliche will ring a bell somewhere in the back of your mind, but you'll probably be too far gone.

Moral of the story: Double lives can cost you a lot in the long run, and I don't just mean money. So ponder that while you fret over your $2500 balls.
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The maintenance is high with this one.



Get off my dick.

Try reading it out loud to yourself, line for line. This helps a ton. And check out what those little red and green squiggly lines under your words are all about. A lot of times these can be ignored. A lot of times they can't.
Quote by insatiable
I think at the end of the day it matters how much you are into your partner. People that break up after they move in together from little things like leaving the toilet sit up or being messy they shoudn't be together in the first place.
For me if i'm totally inlove with someone nothing will gross me out from the bodily function aspect and the rest it's just getting used to and accepting your partner's habits.


While I agree to a certain extent, if people can't be considerate of each other, then they really have no reason to be together either. I agree that people shouldn't break up over little things, but that's where compromise comes in. If compromise happens, then the breakup won't. There's no such thing as a perfect relationship. Each person has their flaws. And a relationship isn't always about accepting those flaws. They should be discussed and worked out. Will they disappear? Of course not. But I don't believe that whole, "I'm this way, accept it" malarkey. There are just some things I will not accept, and there are some things that I'm willing to let go. Relationships are about sorting through these things and coming to an agreement. Being into my partner doesn't override any and every flaw, and he should feel the same about me. I want there to be things about me that annoy him. It's working through these little everyday challenges that makes a relationship worthwhile.
I can't deal with any indicators of bad hygiene (skid marks, same tooth brush for more than 3 months, no sign of dental floss etc.). AND DON'T USE MY TOOTHBRUSH!!! Why do people think this is ok?!?!?! Don't put your mouth on my mouthwash. Don't use my razors. And don't use my deodorant. I also need a guy that showers at least once a day. I don't mind peeing while I'm in the shower, but don't take a dump. A guy did that to me once and I told his mom and then deleted both their numbers from my phone. The heat and steam from the shower combined with the stench is something I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. I also don't mind farting. It happens, and I'd probably get a good laugh out of it (I'm so mature). Also, if I catch you picking your nose without a tissue nearby, I'm probably gonna wonder for the rest of the day and most of the week where the fuck those boogers went. Don't use my earbuds. Clean up after yourself. I'm somewhat of a neat freak, but I don't expect everyone to be the same. That being said, don't be a complete slob.

DO NOT toss your undies in the washing machine with mine. It freaks me out. If your day starts before mine, be considerate and don't wake me up while you get ready, unless you're waking me up to make sex. I like waking up to sex. And French toast. So if it's not sex or French toast, don't fucking wake me up. Don't erase my shows off the DVR, even if I've watched them already. Don't read my mail, as I won't read yours. I think that about sums it up. Oh...if you for some reason have the desire to use my makeup, don't touch my eyeliner or my mascara. That shit touches my eye fluids, and yours as well. Gross.
Fucking Candy Crush. Give me my life back!!
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Well, you can only devirginise a girl once.. Either you do it, or someone else will. Most guys wouldn't pass up the opportunity, I guess.


I get that. I said that. My question is, once the act is done, does she lose her appeal? As the virginity was the thing you were essentially after. Shit, I hate the way I'm wording this. It just all sounds rather predatory, especially when I hear some guys obsess over deflowering a virgin. So what happens after you've accomplished that? No one has yet to answer this question. I've seen a fuckton of these "Why do people like virgins?" threads. But I have yet to see someone answer the question of what happens after the virginity in question becomes obsolete.
Not to sound judgey, but it's always boggled my mind about how men get turned on so much by the thought or act of being with a virgin. Don't get me wrong, I understand the allure. It's a psychological thing. You're the first one there, and in the back of your mind, the only one there. She's pure, sweet, innocent, untouched, yada, yada, yada. But by engaging in sex with her, aren't you essentially taking away the one thing that draws you the most? And unless you spend the rest of your life with her, there's no guarantee that you'll be the only one. And once you're done devirginizing her, is your interest in her lost?
Quote by Hero_
Yes there is penis exercises you can do. The penis is a muscle and like any other muscle it can be developed. They can add length and thickness. Just Google it and you''ll find some info.


I'm sorry my friend, you've been duped.
Yes, it's as everyone above said. For example, while browsing your profile, I can simply click Ctrl+A and then Ctrl+C, paste it into word, or anywhere else for that matter, and then have access to not only the text of your profile, but the pics as well. Nothing is ever 100% protected. Disabling right clicks is really the least of your worries. It just creates a more tedious job for the pic poacher, but won't stop them if they're tenacious.

And suppose somehow all of the technical stuff could be controlled in addition to right clicking? No copy & paste. No screen grabs, or anything like that. What's to stop me from doing it the old fashioned way and whipping out my cell phone or my camera and just snapping a pic of your pic?

Nothing is ever 100% protected online. If you put it out there and someone wants it forever, they'll find a way to get it...and probably share it. This should be kept in mind when posting pics online.

P.S. I'm not trying to make anyone paranoid or anything...but still. Just be sensible.
It's pretty and it's fun, as well as expressive.
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this is the internet - there is ALWAYS a wrong answer. usually, it's whoever disagrees with me.


I disagree.
I'll never unsee that. I hope the condom broke.
Do you choose who you're attracted to? Or does it come naturally?
First and foremost, she should take a trip to her gyno, as this doesn't normally happen in women who aren't menopausal, and she's much too young for that. It's different if she's always had problems with lubrication, but if the juices down there have suddenly stopped flowing, it's definitely something she should be concerned about healthwise.

There are other factors that are involved too. Is she a smoker? What's her diet like? Is she getting enough vitamin C?

She can also apply vitamin E oil down there. It's soothing and has regenerative properties. Also, olive oil, as it is the closest to a female's natural lubricant. I've heard that zinc also helps, but I'm not sure how valid that is, so she should look into that. Almost all vaginal problems as far as sex functions go can always be helped with kegels. Use it or lose it, so to speak. Remember the tin man from Wizard of Oz? He was stiff for all those years and rusted over. So if she does opt to apply vitamin E oil or olive oil, tell her to do that in addition to kegels. It'll get the machine pumping.
Quote by Kimasa
Oh that's easy, it's the one I like best


You scared him away already. Shame on you.
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Ladies, seriously, it's always the guy that brings the idea to the relationship. Please tell me it isnt so.


But you already believe it to be so, which makes your questions moot.
Life's a beach and then you dive.
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i think this is a job for.. THE MASKED PENGUIN WRANGLER!


Masked?
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somebodies jealous!



Penguin on a leash?!?! That is cruel and unusual!!
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see? Andrew gets it. smile for that, i bestow the title of Sir Kitty of Ginger upon you. it even comes with a plot of land right next to a very lovely swamp.


I think Andrew should get a refund.
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I've always wondered how being bisexual was supposed to work with being monogamous. We found it works as a threesome or with her watching. My ex would never have understood.


Sexual orientation has nothing to do with monogamy. This is why people have the common misconception that bisexuality is your free pass to fuck any and everything you want. That is totally not the case. Sure, if you're in an open relationship, sleeping around would be fine. But being bisexual isn't just about the sex. The definition of monogamy is to stay committed to ONE individual. The sex of that individual is not the deciding factor. Bisexual people stay monogamous the same way heterosexual or homosexuals do. If you bring other people into your bedroom, then you are no longer monogamous. If you sleep with other people to satisfy a need, you are no longer monogamous. No matter how you spin it. No matter how much your partner approves it or allows it. No matter if they watch or participate. The moment a relationship is open to another, then it is no longer monogamous.

Bisexuality is not synonymous to fucking around. It just means you're attracted to both sexes, be it emotional, physical, or both. But it does not mean that you have to fuck both sexes simultaneously in order to be happy. Being bisexual and monogamous just means you've found someone you're attracted to, regardless of what is or isn't dangling between their legs, and you've decided to stay committed to them and only them. That's how monogamy works. Being bisexual doesn't redefine or change the rules of monogamy.