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Reply #30 posted 04/29/06 5:46am

MickG

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applekisses said:

...do you ever get bored with your partner? Or just kind of get frustrated with the day-to-day living with him or her? That seems like it might be one of the most challenging things about marriage.

Do you get bored with your Mother and/or Father?

Do you get bored with your Brothers and/ Sisters?

Do you get bored with you Grandparrents?

News: Prince pulls his head out his ass in the last moment.
Bad News: Prince wasted too much quality time doing so.
You have those internalized issues because you want to, you like to, stop.

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Reply #31 posted 04/29/06 5:50am

WillyWonka	twister6 said: WillyWonka said: I think I'm still married to my ex twister6, O twister6 How your posts do mystify! twister6, dear twister6 Be you girl or be you guy? And be you mad or just shy? twister6, bright twister6 Enigma of this website Your comments leave me discom- bobulated; Genius? Troll? Eccentric soul? Or are you merely undersedated?
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Reply #32 posted 04/29/06 11:33am

charlottegelin	I am not bored but frustrated at little I actually see of him we are lucky to have a conversation once a week. I feel like a single mother at the mo.
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Reply #33 posted 04/29/06 11:34am

Imago	charlottegelin said: I am not bored but frustrated at little I actually see of him we are lucky to have a conversation once a week. I feel like a single mother at the mo. kick his ass
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Reply #34 posted 04/29/06 11:38am

charlottegelin	Imago said: charlottegelin said: I am not bored but frustrated at little I actually see of him we are lucky to have a conversation once a week. I feel like a single mother at the mo. kick his ass he's not even here, or I would
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Reply #35 posted 04/29/06 2:22pm

PurpleRein

Thinking more about your question Apple, it's when things get boring or routine that the strength of the marriage is tested.
At that juncture, people may start have infidelities. That, is not restricted to
marriages..it pervades non married relationships too.
At that point also, whether to couple are able to communicate with each other is so damned important..."Honey...we're in a rut...Honey..you watch tv, and don't talk to me...etc....