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sparkes

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I was in a discussion with friends last year about a subject similar to this.

I was supprised to find so many men say they got married because they wanted to make their partner happy. Not because they saw it as a way for them to be happy.

As for me, I got a happy stable relationship and a partner who is a true friend. Could I want more?
 
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BrianStAlbans

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I was in a discussion with friends last year about a subject similar to this.

I was supprised to find so many men say they got married because they wanted to make their partner happy. Not because they saw it as a way for them to be happy.

As for me, I got a happy stable relationship and a partner who is a true friend. Could I want more?
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New RR Sport ?
 
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cris_408518

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Sounds sexist, so -

Discuss further "A wife is a woman who has lost her liberty in the pursuit of happiness".
 
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gooner44

Mar 14, 2005
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I stopped pursuing happiness the day I got maried - at least that way I've not been dissapointed!!
 
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benny1

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my wife has made me the happiest man around she just brought me a new shogun and when im happy shes happy.
 
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Garfield

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Becoming a husband meant I was free to go waterskiing on a weekend instead of recover from a hangover, becoming a father, now THAT'S loss of liberty!,
 
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allen1

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My wife said that she would divorce me,but on second thoughts she did not want me to be happy.
 
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Lord Braykewynde

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I love my wife dearly. She is the light of my life . She's a shining beacon that brings me happiness each day, from the time I open my eyes in the morning and see her lying next to me to the last peck on the cheek before we sleep. We have been married for 40 years and theres still magic in our relationship. We were going out together for four years before we married and my stomach still has butterflies when I see her, just as it did then. I love you sweetie pie :O)
 
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Lol1

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That's why this Forum is so great! There I was sitting here, arm in sling, thinking I was the only one. Thanks L.B, for coming out of the closet on this matter. Should we start our own self help group?

Nope, hang on, I beter check with the wife.

Ok, she says, that's fine as long as I don't forget the ironing.

So, how about it Lordy, you in?
 
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colin(bridgend)

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What I want to know is why is there no homes for battered husbands? During my employment with local councils I often produced drawing associated with construction work on homes for battered wives but never anything for battered husbands.
 
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Lord Braykewynde

Jan 19, 2008
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That's why this Forum is so great! There I was sitting here, arm in sling, thinking I was the only one. Thanks L.B, for coming out of the closet on this matter. Should we start our own self help group?

Nope, hang on, I beter check with the wife.

Ok, she says, that's fine as long as I don't forget the ironing.

So, how about it Lordy, you in?
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She's out at the moment Lol, left me dog sitting but as soon as she gets home I will ask her permission.
 
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Lord Braykewynde

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What I want to know is why is there no homes for battered husbands? During my employment with local councils I often produced drawing associated with construction work on homes for battered wives but never anything for battered husbands.
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.... why stop there, what about poor battered fish :O(
 
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emmerson2

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Herself and I have been wed for 43 years, and for twenty one years we were blisfully happy.

Then we met!
 
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emmerson2

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Herself and I have been wed for 43 years, and for twenty one years we were blisfully happy.

Then we met!
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I jest, of course! She really is the light of my life, and she's not in the room just now!
 
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colin(bridgend)

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Like the old joke about the chap who took his wife to a wife swapping party and ended up with a KIT KAT mug.

OR

The party where you threw your door keys into a pot - he ended up with his own door key.

Have no fear the wife is out at a neighbour's house for the evening.
 
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joeby

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I was talking to a bloke in the pub last night ,and he said to me ,my wifes an angel , i said your lucky mine is still living .

Only joking folks ,i dont what i would do without her
 
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