There are so many more that she has done for me than i have done for her....i suck as a husband

Teacher said:

You don't have a romantic bone in your body do you?

Teacher said:

Hey no its totally true.

I mean she moved here and gave it all up for me. She left her family and came here just to see if we would make it. Pretty much everything i have done seems nothing in comparison. I know the score trust me.

mdiver said:

Probably not, no.

mdiver said:

You want to see 'sucks as a husband' you should meet the shit that I had the misfortune to marry

Teacher said:

Ohhhh too easy.....




Are you ready.....

















Would you like one?

mdiver said:

Shit

Teacher said:

We need a :rimshot: emoticon

mdiver said:

We do Or a soundbite that says "and it's an open goal....he shoots and..... HE SCORESSSSS!!"

We're jacking a thread

Teacher said:

Oooopppssss sorry

sammij said:

Awww

Thats wassup

mdiver said:

don't worry about it... Carry on!

MrsGoodnight said:

Thanks We relocated to my thread about picking on each other though, come join us there! We're all making fun of... well I guess that would be me now that I confessed to liking "The Thorn Birds" but we can make room for you too.

surprised me with a day trip to paris so i could see the louvre like i'd wanted to since i was a little girl.

I'm not a romantic gesture kinda guy, I must admit. I don't buy flowers, never even give a card on v-day, but I don't let a day go by without telling my wife I love her and showing her I appreciate her.

When we were just friends and staying in contact by e-mail and phone, I was the only one who showed dependable care for her, who worried about her health, and tried to help her out of a cycle that was heading towards self-destruction. Seeing this care had a large part in her 'falling' for me, I think, because I was always there when she needed me, even if through the powers of the net only.

When we were first together I encouraged her to move back home and renew her relationship with her family. She hadn't really had that since she was 15 and now she's got a loving family around her every day and she's found a greater capacity to give love again because of it.

I gave up my education and life in England, left my family and friends, to move out here and commit to the relationship. I'm glad I did.

I try to take care of her health, making nice teas for her, buying fruit for her, just little things. I'm teaching her to swim too. She hasn't always looked after herself in the past so I'm helping her to do that now. It's amazing the difference it makes in so many ways. I'm glad to be a part of it, the best Mon there's ever been.

I hope these things just show her I care and love her very much, both in the big decisions and sacrifices I've been happy to make for us, and the little everyday things.

As for romantic things done for me, my wife has incredible patience when it comes to looking after me when I'm sick, or just little things like a soothing touch or relaxing massage. I'm quite needy, I guess, when it comes to that touchy feely stuff, and it means a lot to me that she never tires of giving more and more love.

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I'm not a romantic gesture kinda guy, I must admit. I don't buy flowers, never even give a card on v-day, but I don't let a day go by without telling my wife I love her and showing her I appreciate her.

When we were just friends and staying in contact by e-mail and phone, I was the only one who showed dependable care for her, who worried about her health, and tried to help her out of a cycle that was heading towards self-destruction. Seeing this care had a large part in her 'falling' for me, I think, because I was always there when she needed me, even if through the powers of the net only.

When we were first together I encouraged her to move back home and renew her relationship with her family. She hadn't really had that since she was 15 and now she's got a loving family around her every day and she's found a greater capacity to give love again because of it.

I gave up my education and life in England, left my family and friends, to move out here and commit to the relationship. I'm glad I did.

I try to take care of her health, making nice teas for her, buying fruit for her, just little things. I'm teaching her to swim too. She hasn't always looked after herself in the past so I'm helping her to do that now. It's amazing the difference it makes in so many ways. I'm glad to be a part of it, the best Mon there's ever been.

I hope these things just show her I care and love her very much, both in the big decisions and sacrifices I've been happy to make for us, and the little everyday things.

As for romantic things done for me, my wife has incredible patience when it comes to looking after me when I'm sick, or just little things like a soothing touch or relaxing massage. I'm quite needy, I guess, when it comes to that touchy feely stuff, and it means a lot to me that she never tires of giving more and more love.

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[Edited 2/28/09 21:28pm]

When I came to visit last I was tired and so I took a nap. While I was asleep he took a streetcar to my favorite grocery store and got the most amazing, delicious cake to have ever touched my lips. It's my favorite. When I woke up he fed it to me.

When I came to visit last I was tired and so I took a nap. While I was asleep he took a streetcar to my favorite grocery store and got the most amazing, delicious cake to have ever touched my lips. It's my favorite. When I woke up he fed it to me.

When I came to visit last I was tired and so I took a nap. While I was asleep he took a streetcar to my favorite grocery store and got the most amazing, delicious cake to have ever touched my lips. It's my favorite. When I woke up he fed it to me.

hokie said:

A street car?

johnart said:

Yeah. They have them in Toronto.

hokie said:

AH!

We just have metro. Not nearly as romantic.

johnart said:

Where are you?


Oh and the streetcar is NOT romantic. It's quite smelly.