Feel like a failure because I didn't marry rich

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm rich! I'm rich! Hook up with me and I'll take you out for some tuna buffet.

I think fried tuna should enter the DCUM lexicon, like Larla, Executive, and Pine Cone Lady. Every time we see a troll post we should just say

Fried tuna anybody???

You missed bobcats and wolves....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm rich! I'm rich! Hook up with me and I'll take you out for some tuna buffet.

I think fried tuna should enter the DCUM lexicon, like Larla, Executive, and Pine Cone Lady. Every time we see a troll post we should just say

Fried tuna anybody???

You missed bobcats and wolves....

Wait, what is bobcats and wolves??? I missed that whole thing! And I am a DCUM addict so that says something...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm rich! I'm rich! Hook up with me and I'll take you out for some tuna buffet.

I think fried tuna should enter the DCUM lexicon, like Larla, Executive, and Pine Cone Lady. Every time we see a troll post we should just say

Fried tuna anybody???

Don't forget to spice it before frying! Even if it makes you late to work.

[Anonymous]

Yes many women feel this way. It is true if you marriage the wrong guy you fail.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't give it another thought if I were you. Rich guys have choices and they don't pick losers. You never stood a chance anyway.

[Anonymous]

Let's just be honest. You are a failure.

[Anonymous]

OP, I can relate to you. I am very successful in my own right, but married a good man who does not add much in the financial department. From time to time, when I see friends taking it easy while their husbands work or both spouses coasting on family wealth, it can be hard. I want more time with my children and to have leisure time. How we feel is common and understandable. Maintain perspective, but do not be hard on yourself for wanting more.