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Ex-relationships What is the deal with ex's? I mean when you get divorced or when you decide not to date anymore it would go smother for everyone just to be friends especially if there are children involved.Dammit!!! They just have to be assholes instead of just cooperating and going with the flow . My ex-husband is really the prime example of this . How do you and your ex get along? Is it friendly or do you just want them to walk out into heavy traffic? | |
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Sadly too many couples use their children as weapons. It's sickening. 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Sadly too many couples use their children as weapons. It's sickening.
Supa, do you have any ex's that really get under your skin? | |
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nurse said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Sadly too many couples use their children as weapons. It's sickening.
Supa, do you have any ex's that really get under your skin? check your orgnotes 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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I talked to an old friend from highschool. I asked him how life has been treating him he said "Horrible,it sucks"
I asked him why..he said "my ex wont let me see my daughter unless I be with her" How silly is that. He's miserable just because of her. Very sad. He says he hates her "Nobody makes me bleed my own blood...NOBODY!"
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ThreadCula said: I talked to an old friend from highschool. I asked him how life has been treating him he said "Horrible,it sucks"
I asked him why..he said "my ex wont let me see my daughter unless I be with her" How silly is that. He's miserable just because of her. Very sad. He says he hates her Exactly the kind of shit I'm talking about. People piggy back on faggots for the decline in the nations morals. This is straight people we are talking about here. Fucking up the next generation 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: ThreadCula said: I talked to an old friend from highschool. I asked him how life has been treating him he said "Horrible,it sucks"
I asked him why..he said "my ex wont let me see my daughter unless I be with her" How silly is that. He's miserable just because of her. Very sad. He says he hates her Exactly the kind of shit I'm talking about. People piggy back on faggots for the decline in the nations morals. This is straight people we are talking about here. Fucking up the next generation ummm hmmmm... She shouldnt have a kid..she went to his job and tried to beat him up "Nobody makes me bleed my own blood...NOBODY!"
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ThreadCula said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Exactly the kind of shit I'm talking about. People piggy back on faggots for the decline in the nations morals. This is straight people we are talking about here. Fucking up the next generation ummm hmmmm... She shouldnt have a kid..she went to his job and tried to beat him up I hate women using their kids against their exes. It's so wrong. 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: nurse said: Supa, do you have any ex's that really get under your skin? check your orgnotes I'm happy that you were a strong enough person to regain your life after this experience. It has enlightened me. Thanks so much for sharing this with me . | |
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nurse said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: check your orgnotes I'm happy that you were a strong enough person to regain your life after this experience. It has enlightened me. Thanks so much for sharing this with me . 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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ThreadCula said: I talked to an old friend from highschool. I asked him how life has been treating him he said "Horrible,it sucks"
I asked him why..he said "my ex wont let me see my daughter unless I be with her" How silly is that. He's miserable just because of her. Very sad. He says he hates her This is a damn shame! People should never use their children to regain a relationship. | |
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nurse said: ThreadCula said: I talked to an old friend from highschool. I asked him how life has been treating him he said "Horrible,it sucks"
I asked him why..he said "my ex wont let me see my daughter unless I be with her" How silly is that. He's miserable just because of her. Very sad. He says he hates her This is a damn shame! People should never use their children to regain a relationship. I know! Why would she want to waste her time,he said he hates her. Its so sad. And she keeps coming on to his job...if he loses that job he wont be able to take care of their child. That silly heifer "Nobody makes me bleed my own blood...NOBODY!"
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brownsugar said: "Nobody makes me bleed my own blood...NOBODY!"
johnart says: "I'm THE shit" | |
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ThreadCula said: nurse said: This is a damn shame! People should never use their children to regain a relationship. I know! Why would she want to waste her time,he said he hates her. Its so sad. And she keeps coming on to his job...if he loses that job he wont be able to take care of their child. That silly heifer Yeah-it is sad to chase after someone who doesn't want you and she really needs to stop harassing the man at his job. To hell with her . | |
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ThreadCula said: brownsugar said: thanks. the shit can really get stressful if you let it. | |
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My ex-wife and I get along great, very smoothly...I always feel it's because we were, in reality, little more than very good and loving friends to begin with, so the way we interact now isn't that far removed from how we interacted for most of our marriage. It's just that now there is no pretense of romantic, passionate love between us, which only added stress...
I've also shown sincere and consistent appreciation and value to what she gave of herself and what we shared together, even if the intimacy, passion and connection were by and large absent. I even called her up out of the blue after the divorce was final simply to tell her that I never wanted her to even slightly doubt that what she gave of herself to me wasn't valued and treasured, and that I knew it could feel that way to her ...I didn't have to do it, and she definitely wasn't expecting it--she ended up bawling on the phone ...but she knows that while I never really loved her as a wife or partner, I"ve always loved her as a wonderful woman and a beautiful friend, and still do. I think our daughter is so much more emotionally healthier because of it. | |
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Byron said: My ex-wife and I get along great, very smoothly...I always feel it's because we were, in reality, little more than very good and loving friends to begin with, so the way we interact now isn't that far removed from how we interacted for most of our marriage. It's just that now there is no pretense of romantic, passionate love between us, which only added stress...
I've also shown sincere and consistent appreciation and value to what she gave of herself and what we shared together, even if the intimacy, passion and connection were by and large absent. I even called her up out of the blue after the divorce was final simply to tell her that I never wanted her to even slightly doubt that what she gave of herself to me wasn't valued and treasured, and that I knew it could feel that way to her ...I didn't have to do it, and she definitely wasn't expecting it--she ended up bawling on the phone ...but she knows that while I never really loved her as a wife or partner, I"ve always loved her as a wonderful woman and a beautiful friend, and still do. I think our daughter is so much more emotionally healthier because of it. This just beautiful . I wish that more relationships could end like this. Cheers to you Byron for being such a great person . | |
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Byron said: I"ve always loved her as a wonderful woman and a beautiful friend, and still do. I think our daughter is so much more emotionally healthier because of it.
Now thats a blessing...Thats how adults should act! "Nobody makes me bleed my own blood...NOBODY!"
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Byron said: My ex-wife and I get along great, very smoothly...I always feel it's because we were, in reality, little more than very good and loving friends to begin with, so the way we interact now isn't that far removed from how we interacted for most of our marriage. It's just that now there is no pretense of romantic, passionate love between us, which only added stress...
I've also shown sincere and consistent appreciation and value to what she gave of herself and what we shared together, even if the intimacy, passion and connection were by and large absent. I even called her up out of the blue after the divorce was final simply to tell her that I never wanted her to even slightly doubt that what she gave of herself to me wasn't valued and treasured, and that I knew it could feel that way to her ...I didn't have to do it, and she definitely wasn't expecting it--she ended up bawling on the phone ...but she knows that while I never really loved her as a wife or partner, I"ve always loved her as a wonderful woman and a beautiful friend, and still do. I think our daughter is so much more emotionally healthier because of it. you are a lucky man. | |
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nurse said: Byron said: My ex-wife and I get along great, very smoothly...I always feel it's because we were, in reality, little more than very good and loving friends to begin with, so the way we interact now isn't that far removed from how we interacted for most of our marriage. It's just that now there is no pretense of romantic, passionate love between us, which only added stress...
I've also shown sincere and consistent appreciation and value to what she gave of herself and what we shared together, even if the intimacy, passion and connection were by and large absent. I even called her up out of the blue after the divorce was final simply to tell her that I never wanted her to even slightly doubt that what she gave of herself to me wasn't valued and treasured, and that I knew it could feel that way to her ...I didn't have to do it, and she definitely wasn't expecting it--she ended up bawling on the phone ...but she knows that while I never really loved her as a wife or partner, I"ve always loved her as a wonderful woman and a beautiful friend, and still do. I think our daughter is so much more emotionally healthier because of it. This just beautiful . I wish that more relationships could end like this. Cheers to you Byron for being such a great person . I'm not that great a person...seriously...I've just learned to never diminsh or devalue what someone gave of their heart, time, body and emotions to me...those are extraordinarily valuable things for one person to give to another...I don't need to remain in a relationship to show that appreciation. | |
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Byron said: nurse said: This just beautiful . I wish that more relationships could end like this. Cheers to you Byron for being such a great person . I'm not that great a person...seriously...I've just learned to never diminsh or devalue what someone gave of their heart, time, body and emotions to me...those are extraordinarily valuable things for one person to give to another...I don't need to remain in a relationship to show that appreciation. He's right. He aint that great. He's the greatest! 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Byron said: I'm not that great a person...seriously...I've just learned to never diminsh or devalue what someone gave of their heart, time, body and emotions to me...those are extraordinarily valuable things for one person to give to another...I don't need to remain in a relationship to show that appreciation. He's right. He aint that great. He's the greatest! ...You're biased, tho, cuz you're my brother...lol | |
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Byron said: My ex-wife and I get along great, very smoothly...I always feel it's because we were, in reality, little more than very good and loving friends to begin with, so the way we interact now isn't that far removed from how we interacted for most of our marriage. It's just that now there is no pretense of romantic, passionate love between us, which only added stress...
I've also shown sincere and consistent appreciation and value to what she gave of herself and what we shared together, even if the intimacy, passion and connection were by and large absent. I even called her up out of the blue after the divorce was final simply to tell her that I never wanted her to even slightly doubt that what she gave of herself to me wasn't valued and treasured, and that I knew it could feel that way to her ...I didn't have to do it, and she definitely wasn't expecting it--she ended up bawling on the phone ...but she knows that while I never really loved her as a wife or partner, I"ve always loved her as a wonderful woman and a beautiful friend, and still do. I think our daughter is so much more emotionally healthier because of it. That is lovely. I wish more people could be like you and your ex. Your daughter is a lucky girl to have you as her father and role model. | |
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ThreadCula said: Now thats a blessing...Thats how adults should act! ...Being humble with each other helped. | |
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Byron said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: He's right. He aint that great. He's the greatest! ...You're biased, tho, cuz you're my brother...lol I wish I wasn't 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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WillyWonka said: Byron said: My ex-wife and I get along great, very smoothly...I always feel it's because we were, in reality, little more than very good and loving friends to begin with, so the way we interact now isn't that far removed from how we interacted for most of our marriage. It's just that now there is no pretense of romantic, passionate love between us, which only added stress...
I've also shown sincere and consistent appreciation and value to what she gave of herself and what we shared together, even if the intimacy, passion and connection were by and large absent. I even called her up out of the blue after the divorce was final simply to tell her that I never wanted her to even slightly doubt that what she gave of herself to me wasn't valued and treasured, and that I knew it could feel that way to her ...I didn't have to do it, and she definitely wasn't expecting it--she ended up bawling on the phone ...but she knows that while I never really loved her as a wife or partner, I"ve always loved her as a wonderful woman and a beautiful friend, and still do. I think our daughter is so much more emotionally healthier because of it. That is lovely. I wish more people could be like you and your ex. Your daughter is a lucky girl to have you as her father and role model. Thanks...*smile*...I'm forever greatful to my ex for seeing something in me that was worth being receptive to, when she had every right to feel otherwise. I still don't feel that love for her...and I know I never will. But I admire and respect her more than I ever have. | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Byron said: ...You're biased, tho, cuz you're my brother...lol I wish I wasn't We'd just end up fighting over politics all the time...lol | |
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Byron said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: I wish I wasn't We'd just end up fighting over politics all the time...lol Believe it or not, that has ruined a couple lays 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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I think I would prefer to mutilate all of my sexual organs before going with my son's father again. Better yet, I would circumsize my damn self, bury the good parts and stab my eyes out so I wouldn't have to look at him. I could go on with this one.... Wanted: Virtual Sugar Daddy to help me buy stuff on Farmville and move up the ranks. Use of Viagra not authorized. Get your two minutes and go! | |
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