Had a very nice moment with my wife yesterday (no pics)

[Cherry Brigand]

We were on a walk and she mentioned she'd had her annual physical earlier that day. During the check in they had her fill out a checklist. Have you felt depressed in the last 2 months. etc etc.

Well some of the questions were like: do you worry about not having food? do you worry about not being able to pay your electric bills? Do you worry about not have a place to stay etc. and she said, I'm very thankful for you because I've never had to worry about those things.' so naturally i played it off and said something like 'wow what a life! i worry about that stuff all the time.' and we had a good laugh. But later I thanked for saying as much to me. it meant a lot. and it really does. It was fuel for my heart

Time goes on and we're both getting older with a few more frayed edges, but I've never loved her more than I do now and she's never been more beautiful.

Marriage is the GOAT.

 

[bandicoot]

That's good shit, pal.

 

[Kung Fu Kowboy]

 

[ROKKO]

Very cool man! As a guy I always enjoy hearing from my various lady friends over the years that they feel safe with me and don't worry about things because they know we got them as a team.

Which is the opposite of when a girl describes me as 'harmless' which just means "I am definitely not sexually attracted to ROKKO, at all"

Oh! I also dislike when you ask a girl out and she starts with "Aw, you're sweet". That's what you say to the retarded kid in class who got you a Valentine's Day. I know she's not saying yes to the date.

Wait. What are we doing in this thread?
Well whatever, nice job, cherry blossom!

 

[Lycandroid]

She made you post this thread didnt she..

 

[Conrad Veidt]

We were on a walk and she mentioned she'd had her annual physical earlier that day. During the check in they had her fill out a checklist. Have you felt depressed in the last 2 months. etc etc.

Well some of the questions were like: do you worry about not having food? do you worry about not being able to pay your electric bills? Do you worry about not have a place to stay etc. and she said, I'm very thankful for you because I've never had to worry about those things.' so naturally i played it off and said something like 'wow what a life! i worry about that stuff all the time.' and we had a good laugh. But later I thanked for saying as much to me. it meant a lot. and it really does. It was fuel for my heart

Time goes on and we're both getting older with a few more frayed edges, but I've never loved her more than I do now and she's never been more beautiful.

Marriage is the GOAT.

Is she a Bills fan…that is the life defining question…

 

[GordoBarraBJJ]

 

[Tito Tapped]

They should just ask if you're broke, answers all those questions.

 

[Fedorgasm]

We were on a walk and she mentioned she'd had her annual physical earlier that day. During the check in they had her fill out a checklist. Have you felt depressed in the last 2 months. etc etc.

Well some of the questions were like: do you worry about not having food? do you worry about not being able to pay your electric bills? Do you worry about not have a place to stay etc. and she said, I'm very thankful for you because I've never had to worry about those things.' so naturally i played it off and said something like 'wow what a life! i worry about that stuff all the time.' and we had a good laugh. But later I thanked for saying as much to me. it meant a lot. and it really does. It was fuel for my heart

Time goes on and we're both getting older with a few more frayed edges, but I've never loved her more than I do now and she's never been more beautiful.

Marriage is the GOAT.

That's awesome.

I married a Christian woman so I don't get credit for being a provider. She believes God has provided for us.

I'm like, "great! I can quit my job now!

 

[The Big Babou]

We were on a walk and she mentioned she'd had her annual physical earlier that day. During the check in they had her fill out a checklist. Have you felt depressed in the last 2 months. etc etc.

Well some of the questions were like: do you worry about not having food? do you worry about not being able to pay your electric bills? Do you worry about not have a place to stay etc. and she said, I'm very thankful for you because I've never had to worry about those things.' so naturally i played it off and said something like 'wow what a life! i worry about that stuff all the time.' and we had a good laugh. But later I thanked for saying as much to me. it meant a lot. and it really does. It was fuel for my heart

Time goes on and we're both getting older with a few more frayed edges, but I've never loved her more than I do now and she's never been more beautiful.

Marriage is the GOAT.

Mwoah... such a sweet post

It's refreshingly positive,Sherdog could use more like this

 

[Cherry Brigand]

That's awesome.

I married a Christian woman so I don't get credit for being a provider. She believes God has provided for us.

I'm like, "great! I can quit my job now!

It's funny you said that.

We are both deeply christian and I said to her 'thats not where I thought you were going and I sang a bit of ' god you're so good...". And she said well of course. And I thank God for you.'

So it's two sides of the same coin. God provides though our work. The two definitely are not mutually exclusive.

 

[Aegon Spengler]

Always liked this little exchange

 

[San Marino]

Time goes on and we're both getting older with a few more frayed edges, but I've never loved her more than I do now and she's never been more beautiful.

Good post!
I tried marriage but it did not work for me. It lasted for 3 years. You are very lucky. Only 25% of all marriages last and are truly founded on love and friendship. Many are founded on money, convenience, and children. I think being best friends is key to making it all work. I'm much older now and gain immense satisfaction in rescuing and raising donkeys. Like the old saying: "The more I see of man, the more I love my dog." A different type of relationship.

 

[bandicoot]

Good post!
I tried marriage but it did not work for me. It lasted for 3 years. You are very lucky. Only 25% of all marriages last and are truly founded on love and friendship. Many are founded on money, convenience, and children. I think being best friends is key to making it all work. I'm much older now and gain immense satisfaction in rescuing and raising donkeys. Like the old saying: "The more I see of man, the more I love my dog." A different type of relationship.

So do you bang the donkeys or no?

 

[Sweater of AV]

No offense, but:

We were on a walk and she mentioned she'd had her annual physical earlier that day.

If you actually have a wife that you talk to, then she isn't casually mentioning on a walk she had a physical earlier in the day.



The internet remains the GOAT place for fairy tales.

 

[Cherry Brigand]

No offense, but:



If you actually have a wife that you talk to, then she isn't casually mentioning on a walk she had a physical earlier in the day.



The internet remains the GOAT place for fairy tales.

Tell me you've never had a relationship built on love and mutual affection without telling me you've never had a relationship built on love and mutual affectio.

 

[San Marino]

So do you bang the donkeys or no?

I contact your mom for that.

 

[bandicoot]

No offense, but:



If you actually have a wife that you talk to, then she isn't casually mentioning on a walk she had a physical earlier in the day.



The internet remains the GOAT place for fairy tales.

I kinda see what you mean, I've been with my lady for five years and I'd know before she even went to her physical.

 

[Jack Reacheround]

She didn’t make you bust?

 

[San Marino]

If you actually have a wife that you talk to, then she isn't casually mentioning on a walk she had a physical earlier in the day.

Yeah, of course, that is because all relationships are the same right? Please.
The guy was not referring to the physical his wife had, but to how she brought up issues from the questionnaire given to her.