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Make sure the female lawyer is hot, and fuck her for good measureI'd do exactly what TheWorm said, then add in what Reacheround said about the female lawyer.
Make sure the female lawyer is hot, and fuck her for good measureI'd do exactly what TheWorm said, then add in what Reacheround said about the female lawyer.
Cool story.Lol either you are rip or you are a rip dickrider either choice is ridiculous at best
I was granted authorization by rip, through his representative, to utilize his iconic AV.You just happen to have his exact same obscure avatar and share the same views?
My wife and I have agreed in principle to getting divorced today. I'm really overwhelmed and have no idea what step to take first though. We have a daughter who's 13 and I have a step son from her who's 19. We've lived in this house we've been renting for almost 8 years and have deep roots laid down here. We have a TON of stuff, just to start with.
Also I live in Colorado where the cost of living is skyrocketing. The whole thing is really intimidating. On one hand I'm kind of "excited" (I guess) to be "free", but I'm really scared of change too if I'm being totally honest. We have almost nothing in common and I haven't been attracted to her for nearly 10 years. She's really dishonest with money and makes next to nothing at her job, so whenever I let her have my card I only get it back when I throw a fit because I discover it's in the red with a bunch of overdraft fees, etc....
I don't even know where to start. Holy shit, I'm scared. What's the first step?
My wife and I have agreed in principle to getting divorced today. I'm really overwhelmed and have no idea what step to take first though. We have a daughter who's 13 and I have a step son from her who's 19. We've lived in this house we've been renting for almost 8 years and have deep roots laid down here. We have a TON of stuff, just to start with.
Also I live in Colorado where the cost of living is skyrocketing. The whole thing is really intimidating. On one hand I'm kind of "excited" (I guess) to be "free", but I'm really scared of change too if I'm being totally honest. We have almost nothing in common and I haven't been attracted to her for nearly 10 years. She's really dishonest with money and makes next to nothing at her job, so whenever I let her have my card I only get it back when I throw a fit because I discover it's in the red with a bunch of overdraft fees, etc....
I don't even know where to start. Holy shit, I'm scared. What's the first step?
. She's really dishonest with money and makes next to nothing at her job, so whenever I let her have my card I only get it back when I throw a fit because I discover it's in the red with a bunch of overdraft fees, etc...
You can’t live your life in fear.Ummm he was married before and burned pretty bad from what I gather. He’s speaking from experience.
You can’t live your life in fear.
Yeah, because seeing other people automatically solves their marriage woes, right?Rough. Are either of you seeing other people yet? How long have you been on the rocks?
I been married, divorced, and back with the same ex-wife. Ask me anything
This is illogical. If anything, you should’ve learned from your first failed marriage, and brought that experience to your new marriage. Your second marriage should be a lot better, unless you jumped into marriage too soon to begin with, or avoided all the red flags because you were thinking with the wrong head.But you can learn your lesson and not get married again. Me, I didn’t learn mine. Married again, but with vows the second time.
This is illogical. If anything, you should’ve learned from your first failed marriage, and brought that experience to your new marriage. Your second marriage should be a lot better, unless you jumped into marriage too soon to begin with, or avoided all the red flags because you were thinking with the wrong head.