New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
#46
Re: New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
Are you trying to sweet talk your way into the hearts and panties of the female posters on here with posts like that?
#47
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Re: New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
Maybe he is a decent man, that doesn't call women bitches
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Re: New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
What, in your view Tockalosh, is the point of a wife?
#51
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Re: New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
ah come on pops, you live a life where you dont have to work, you only have to get up in the morning to drop the kids at the BSB and then spend the rest of the morning at the gym, nail place, waitrose and then Costa for latte with the other hard working women in Bah before picking the kids back up from school. You are making it sound like hard work as an expat wife and then if it went pear shaped you would want to drill hubby for all his bucks as recompence for that hard work ??
I would like to say that it has been refreshing to read from so many well behaved ex wives. Its the first time I have come across such as I suspect have most of the other male readers on this forum. Well done ladies
I would like to say that it has been refreshing to read from so many well behaved ex wives. Its the first time I have come across such as I suspect have most of the other male readers on this forum. Well done ladies
I gave up my very well paid (better than my husband) job in the City to be with our children and to help the family run more smoothly. Being out of the world of work for so long means that when I do go back, I'm not going to get my old job back - I'm going to be secretary to the person who took my job.
I could go on in this vein, but it's lengthy and boring, so I won't. Of course your kids will forgive you, you're their Dad. But should you do that to them and their Mother because you can? If the boot was on the other foot, I can honestly say I wouldn't.
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Re: New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
Can the Mods move this thread to the 'Original Poster Disappears Completely After His First Post' forum please?
#54
Re: New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
Mind you I should have just taken everything..he lost the pub within 4 months and all the money etc. I think he is still a drunk living in the West Country somewhere.
#55
Re: New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
ah look the charm has worked already
Now come on ladies and SP. Now when I have said that I call all women bitches ?
I call ex wives who try to screw you over financially when its their infidelity that has caused the divorce, bitches or witches
And before you all get your panties in a twist over this; I have heard plenty of wives who are divorcing their husbands because of their infidelity some rather more choice words than my "darling ex husband" so chill out.
I generally, though admitedly not exclusively, use the word witch and not bitch to describe ex wives.
And SP, just which woman have I picked on here ? If you have a read of this post thoroughly I think you will find I have picked on no woman. In fact I dont think I have made an personal dig against any female member of this bored in 3 years. I may disagree with the sentiment of plenty just as 99% may disagree with my views of what makes a perfect wife and as a result I have indeed been called a few choice names more than once
If you seek a world of social, moral & political correctness that why not try
IamholierthanthoubutIhaven'tbeenfinancially*****ed overinadivorceyetsoIreservetherighttochangemymindl ater.com
Have a good day
Now come on ladies and SP. Now when I have said that I call all women bitches ?
I call ex wives who try to screw you over financially when its their infidelity that has caused the divorce, bitches or witches
And before you all get your panties in a twist over this; I have heard plenty of wives who are divorcing their husbands because of their infidelity some rather more choice words than my "darling ex husband" so chill out.
I generally, though admitedly not exclusively, use the word witch and not bitch to describe ex wives.
And SP, just which woman have I picked on here ? If you have a read of this post thoroughly I think you will find I have picked on no woman. In fact I dont think I have made an personal dig against any female member of this bored in 3 years. I may disagree with the sentiment of plenty just as 99% may disagree with my views of what makes a perfect wife and as a result I have indeed been called a few choice names more than once
If you seek a world of social, moral & political correctness that why not try
IamholierthanthoubutIhaven'tbeenfinancially*****ed overinadivorceyetsoIreservetherighttochangemymindl ater.com
Have a good day
#58
Re: New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
Perhaps the perceived bitterness stems from the fact that I have been party to so many guys go through the mill when they are broken, often by what is lies and deceipt, by their ex wives playing on guilt etc. There is nothing fair at divorce time but from experience it would appear that ex wives are better at "playing the game".
There is nothing amusing about giving away a relatively large house and all it contains in a nice bit of Cheshire plus a generous monthly allowance to then find that 2 days after the divorce was finalized the witch moved in the guy she had been shagging for 12 months. Within a month the ex is driving around in a new car and going to Grand Canaria for 2 weeks fully inclusive. At this same time I was living in a one bed shite flat in a shite area with a shagged out Mini metro outside and giving her a 1/3 of my income.
My solicitor was driving around in a Bentley. I mistakenly assumed that he drove a Bentley because he was good at defending the interests of his clients. What he was good at was charging a fortune and agreeing with everything my ex wife's solicitor proposed for the ultimate easy life.
I was the guy who was pretty much broken at the time of the divorce and was the guy who got seriously taken advantage of by a less than useless solicitor and a well prepared witch.
I now consider it a life long duty to forewarn and forearm any guy who may be in that position with those emotions that there is an alternative and feeling guilty will not help your immediate future, in fact it will be the opposite.
The second ex was not so lucky when it came to her divorce. The lessons had been learned. And please before anyone mentions that I must be a disfunctional husband, the exact opposite is the truth however I do not tolerate any form of indiscretion on any party. What others may forgive and forget to stay married, I will not tolerate 5% of that. Not saying that anyone on the bored falls into that category but not everyone is whiter than white
As anyone who knows me will testify, my wife is my everything and I do like women as partners in life, for fun and in the role of mothers of my children. When single I also liked women for fun, suprizing as it may seem this was mutual.
#59
Re: New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
My partner is everything to me as well, but there are a number of others my descriptions of are not suited for a PC debate...and I haven't even been married yet and been ripped off.
#60
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Re: New to Forum and Needing Divorce Advice :-/
Secondly.....You wanna be a tough guy Tokaloosh? Then pick on your boss at work, the guy at the gym or your next door neighbor or something- Don't pick on (forgive me ladies) the weakest amongst us.
Thirdly- You're just a woman hater, I don't know why. Either your mother didn't like you, women have repeatedly rejected you, or you feel threatened by them for some other reason
I got no respect for you