Why moms cheat on their man the day after Mother's Day
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Re: Why moms cheat on their man the day after Mother's Day September 29, 2010 |
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Biderman says that he plans to step it up for his own wife even more this Mother's Day. "The ironic thing about running Ashley Madison is that I -- maybe more than any guy on the planet -- am so aware of what transpires when you neglect your partner," he says. "As a husband and father, I personally look forward to Mother's Day as an incredible opportunity to celebrate our family dynamic, my wife's dedication and our interpersonal relationship. I intend to make my wife smile from the moment she wakes up -- hopefully a bit later than usual -- to the moment she goes to bed ... with me!"
But even if your guy comes up short, Dr. Golland warns moms to think before they cheat. "Cheating on your spouse will only further complicate a challenging situation -- and add more carnage to your marital problems," she says. "The damage created by an affair is very difficult to repair. That is not to say that repair after infidelity is impossible, but to rebuild the trust after such a traumatic event is hard. Statistics show that many marriages do not survive this level of betrayal."
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Marriage is an unnatural human institution, and it is failing and failing quickly. Statistics demonstrate this.
Adding children+internet access+Ashleymadison.com+A pussy-whipped man+A talking head psychotherapist only serves to illustrate this particular example as being even more dysfunctional than the institution itself.
I'm starting to think that your just a lame guy who can't get laid. You've told us 45435345,34543534,45435435 times that you are against coupledom. Stop repeating yourself and enough already. We got it the first time.
Hey, not everyone are FOR coupledom.
In fact, I am single by choice and I don't believe in the fairy tale of "true love" and that EVERYONE are destined to meet their "one and only" someday - whether they want it or not, sounds like. In fact, it's actually a "bingo" to the happily single that can be as bad as "oh, you'll desperately WANT to have a little baby with your beloved one day!"
But it looks like every childfree person on board are married or in a relationship, though.
Not me; seems that all I meet are duhs or wannabee duhs even though I state that I am CF and am not interested in kids (either my own or theirs.) I own a two-seater car, and wish to keep it that way...if it means the other seat is full of pugs, then so be it.
I always hated hearing "there is a lid for every pot." I fire back with my story about how my very nice All-Clad cookware came with more pots than lids; the stockpot was expected to share with the saute pan. Should I take that to mean I should borrow someone else's lid?
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From a bottle cap message on a Magic Hat #9 beer: Condoms Prevent Minivans
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I want to pick up a bus full of unruly kids and feed them gummi bears and crack, then turn them loose in Hobby Lobby to ransack the place. They will all be wearing T shirts that say "You Could Have Prevented This."
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Re: Why moms cheat on their man the day after Mother's Day September 29, 2010 |
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I always hated hearing "there is a lid for every pot." I fire back with my story about how my very nice All-Clad cookware came with more pots than lids; the stockpot was expected to share with the saute pan. Should I take that to mean I should borrow someone else's lid?
Be a lid! Go on, be a lid yourself. It'd be more fun than being a pot.
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Re: Why moms cheat on their man the day after Mother's Day October 12, 2010 |
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I always hated hearing "there is a lid for every pot." I fire back with my story about how my very nice All-Clad cookware came with more pots than lids; the stockpot was expected to share with the saute pan. Should I take that to mean I should borrow someone else's lid?
What a perfectly stupid expression. One could just as well say:
For every sock there's a mate.
...and they are frequently widowed at a young age.
For every prey there's a predator.
...because that's how the two terms are defined.
For every baby there's a boob.
...sometimes there are even two of them, and they're called 'the parents'.
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