marriage
Marriage is not so much a word as it is a sentence–a life sentence.
A Ghost Called Truth In A Cupboard Full Of Skeletons
Many many years ago my first marriage came to an unseemly end, due to an ill conceived and even worse conducted extra marital affair on the part of my “Butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth“ liar of a wife. This deceipt was augmented by a degree of madness and perverse narcissism of as unbalanced a woman, buried up to her armpits in denial, you could ever wish not to meet. I was sadly cast asunder by all and sundry. Most notably by my three children. That was twenty five years ago, and the rift remains to this day.
By Liam Ireland5 years ago in Humans
When a man neglects you, don't please anymore, the important thing is to learn the "three-step method"
Regardless of whether the two people first met by chance or came together for many years, when the emotional dust settles, they must finally bid farewell to romance and passion, sink into the cumbersome real life, and spend a lifetime together in a plain life.
By Tekina Gear5 years ago in Humans
My wife, who had been away from home for 5 years, sent me a message saying: "I want to go home", and I was silent after seeing it
A few days ago, my wife, who had been away from home for 5 years, sent me a message saying: "I want to go home." I didn't answer her after seeing it. A few days later, she led a little girl about 4 years old to show up in front of me. The little girl yelled at me: "Dad!". I found out that after seeing this scene, my girlfriend turned around and wanted to go, so I ran right away. Explain before. But I never thought that all of this was just the beginning, and there was another thing waiting for me that made me even more headache.
By William Moore5 years ago in Humans
I became Cinderella in more ways than one
I grew up reading fairytales and loved them all. I had individual books as well as big storybooks with lots of bedtime stories in them. I also would check out items from the school library and spend all my spare time reading and fantasizing. One of my favorite fairytales is the saga of Cinderella. In addition to the books, I love watching the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical that came on television once a year during the 1960s as well as the DISNEY cartoon version. I have also read the darker Grimm brothers' adaptation titled Aschenputel.
By Cheryl E Preston5 years ago in Humans
Dear Future Husband
Dear Future Husband, I hope this letter finds you in good health. You do not know who I am yet, but don’t worry because you have an entire lifetime of a marriage to get to know me. I do not know who you are or how you even look but I promise you that I love you so much that I’m willing to pour out my heart to you even before I get to know you!
By Lumos Leviosa5 years ago in Humans
Okay, I Got Married. Now, Where’s My Happily Ever After?
We are all conditioned to believe that marriage is the final milestone in a relationship. There’s a feeling of having reached the finish line. A feeling of victory. My culture (I’m from South India) has a popular saying that translates to “Everything will become alright if you get married.”
By Aditi Balaji5 years ago in Humans
Marriage lie
Marriage, in the end, is a safe haven or a place where wind and rain meet. When I was a girl, I longed for marriage to be the beauty of life and the sweet home. Who has ever wanted to truly step into the dividing line of marriage, understand that life really begins to flicker, wind, rain and thunder and lightning, and ultimately leave one person in a mess in the wind. At the age of 30, I experienced a marriage. From the beginning, I was full of expectations. The girl who dreamed of how to teach each other in the future became a madman, a fool, and a shrew.
By Arnoldo Lalonde5 years ago in Humans
Lessons from 30 Years of Marriage - Part 1
Divorce rates spiked globally during the pandemic last year. Legal firms saw dramatic increases in divorce research and applications. There was a 57% increase in divorce agreement sales just three weeks after quarantines began!
By Larry Cornett5 years ago in Humans
Bedroom Problems
We have bedroom problems just like any other couple. Someone wants it but the other person isn't willing (or able) to give. That leaves the other person out in the cold, forcing them to do without or manage things on their own. Sometimes I'm the problem. Sometimes it's my husband.
By Judey Kalchik 5 years ago in Humans
Preparing Yourself to Marry Wealth
PREPARING YOURSELF TO MARRY WEALTH Do you think you have what it takes to be dating, and marrying a wealthy man or perhaps a titled gentleman? Have you already met wealthy men and cannot understand why, even after having sex, nothing happens. They often do not ask for your telephone number; or if they do, they never call as promised?
By Nish@nt Raikw@r5 years ago in Humans
