Anonymous wrote:Approaching 20 years of marriage and no one knows what a miserable marriage I am in. Great kids, great in-laws, great jobs, all the trappings of success. But we are roommates and have been for a long time. I feel nothing for him sexually. But I don't want to blow up my family.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I keep having intermittent doubts about my relationship. I alternate between loving and happy feelings and concerns that we've reached the limits of our relationship and I should move on. Part of me is calculating what would be the best time to break things off and leave her, but I keep making plans for the near future. I am secretly aiming for a late spring/early summer deadline.
This is the inner thought of every married.man where the sex life is slowed or non existent. Meanwhile, your wife posts on Facebook on how great you are without realizing the misery.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I peed all over the extra toilet paper at work by accident but didn't take responsibility when an email went around.
How the heck do you pee on toilet paper? Where was it? Even if it was on top of the toilet tank, how did your pee get up there.
Anonymous wrote:I peed all over the extra toilet paper at work by accident but didn't take responsibility when an email went around.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love my kids, but I can't stand most other kids.
Yes! I can not stand being around most kids, but love spending time with my own
Anonymous wrote:I accidentally ate someone's lunch at work today. It was in a container exactly like mine ON TOP of my other lunch containers inside the refrigerator drawer. I thought it was the stir fry that DH and I made on Sunday night. Lo and behold, I start eating and it had brussel sprouts and squash, which our stir fry didn't include. Other than that, it looked and tasted exactly like something we would make at home.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I keep having intermittent doubts about my relationship. I alternate between loving and happy feelings and concerns that we've reached the limits of our relationship and I should move on. Part of me is calculating what would be the best time to break things off and leave her, but I keep making plans for the near future. I am secretly aiming for a late spring/early summer deadline.
This is the inner thought of every married.man where the sex life is slowed or non existent. Meanwhile, your wife posts on Facebook on how great you are without realizing the misery.
Anonymous wrote:I keep having intermittent doubts about my relationship. I alternate between loving and happy feelings and concerns that we've reached the limits of our relationship and I should move on. Part of me is calculating what would be the best time to break things off and leave her, but I keep making plans for the near future. I am secretly aiming for a late spring/early summer deadline.
Anonymous wrote:I love my kids, but I can't stand most other kids.