05-08-2017, 07:46 PM
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Re: Are Single Men and Women a Threat?
Artangel ,All though I left the home , I didn't leave the home without Monies being decided. But what you went though is totally wrong, lets face it, we are all adults and should act as such, whether in marriage breakdown or friendship, I am the type of person, that if you no longer love me, bye, bye, good luck.
05-08-2017, 10:22 PM
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Re: Are Single Men and Women a Threat?
Originally Posted by Artangel
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Ragdoll, You should not have to justify yourself. 
After l left my marital home, I went to my house and saw all my stuff in a skip on my (the house was still half in my name!) front garden. I was rooting through it all, when my ex husband and his girlfriend came out of the front door!
I quickly ducked and hid behind the skip but they saw me! It was like a comedy show!
I wriggled out of my hiding place and said, 'Why have you thrown my life into a skip?'
The girlfriend (the cow!) glared at me and said, Take it, if you must!'
They drove off and l rescued 'my life' out of the skip!!
I think I would have thrown something at her..and got my 6 ft. 4 inch Son- in- Law to accidentally bump into your ex on a dark night and do him an injury as well.
The Swine
07-08-2017, 05:22 PM
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Seems that if you are worried about partner having dealings with somebody single then either you have a confidence issue or your relationship is already in trouble.My ex and I both had friends of the opposite sex whom we'd meet one-to-one. It never caused either of us a problem.
07-08-2017, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by venator
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Seems that if you are worried about partner having dealings with somebody single then either you have a confidence issue or your relationship is already in trouble.My ex and I both had friends of the opposite sex whom we'd meet one-to-one. It never caused either of us a problem.
it's popcorn time again....
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