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Re: J.C. Keyser's House of Booze
« Reply #1515 on: September 26, 2007, 09:37:40 PM »

Just makeout with her and see if you like it.
Annya...sorry, no offense meant...more a joking comment about female love.

i wanst offended, lol :) I was being sarcastic
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« Reply #1516 on: September 26, 2007, 09:38:51 PM »

i love him so much and he's my best buddy, but he is incredibly controlling and bossy and mean sometimes. I've been with him since I was 15, so I should have seen it all coming, since our single problem all these years has been power struggle.

There, there. It's for the best.

Don't be an ass, now.

Why should anyone accept someone controlling them and bossing them around?
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« Reply #1517 on: September 26, 2007, 09:38:55 PM »

Just makeout with her and see if you like it.
Annya...sorry, no offense meant...more a joking comment about female love.

i just read your avatar, thats hilarious
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« Reply #1518 on: September 26, 2007, 09:41:26 PM »

i love him so much and he's my best buddy, but he is incredibly controlling and bossy and mean sometimes. I've been with him since I was 15, so I should have seen it all coming, since our single problem all these years has been power struggle.

There, there. It's for the best.

Don't be an ass, now.

Why should anyone accept someone controlling them and bossing them around?

youre right! I work and should be able to buy things for myself when i want. Granted, a shared financial vision is imperative but I'm not a child and have had it with being treated like one.
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« Reply #1519 on: September 26, 2007, 09:42:56 PM »

i love him so much and he's my best buddy, but he is incredibly controlling and bossy and mean sometimes. I've been with him since I was 15, so I should have seen it all coming, since our single problem all these years has been power struggle.

There, there. It's for the best.

Don't be an ass, now.

Why should anyone accept someone controlling them and bossing them around?

Meh.
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Re: J.C. Keyser's House of Booze
« Reply #1520 on: September 26, 2007, 09:43:10 PM »

i love him so much and he's my best buddy, but he is incredibly controlling and bossy and mean sometimes. I've been with him since I was 15, so I should have seen it all coming, since our single problem all these years has been power struggle.

There, there. It's for the best.

Don't be an ass, now.

Why should anyone accept someone controlling them and bossing them around?

youre right! I work and should be able to buy things for myself when i want. Granted, a shared financial vision is imperative but I'm not a child and have had it with being treated like one.

Uhhh...he doesn't let you buy things? :?
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« Reply #1521 on: September 26, 2007, 09:45:37 PM »

i love him so much and he's my best buddy, but he is incredibly controlling and bossy and mean sometimes. I've been with him since I was 15, so I should have seen it all coming, since our single problem all these years has been power struggle.

There, there. It's for the best.

Don't be an ass, now.

Why should anyone accept someone controlling them and bossing them around?

youre right! I work and should be able to buy things for myself when i want. Granted, a shared financial vision is imperative but I'm not a child and have had it with being treated like one.

Uhhh...he doesn't let you buy things? :?

nope, not usually. Nor can I talk to my guy friends from h.s., text message, etc... doesnt mean i dont do it anyway... lol

I feel bad bashing him, but in all reality this isnt what I want out of life.
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« Reply #1522 on: September 26, 2007, 09:56:05 PM »

Nor can I talk to my guy friends from h.s., text message, etc...

How could you not trust someone you've pledged to spend the rest of your life with? If you want to cheat, you're going to anyways. I really don't get some people. My mom's friend's husband is the same way with reguards to being controlling like that, and she's constantly talking about how misarable she is. After 30 years!  Fuck, people!
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« Reply #1523 on: September 26, 2007, 09:57:37 PM »

Nor can I talk to my guy friends from h.s., text message, etc...

How could you not trust someone you've pledged to spend the rest of your life with? If you want to cheat, you're going to anyways. I really don't get some people. My mom's friend's husband is the same way with reguards to being controlling like that, and she's constantly talking about how misarable she is. After 30 years!  Fuck, people!

i dont fucking know...
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« Reply #1524 on: September 26, 2007, 10:32:03 PM »

Nor can I talk to my guy friends from h.s., text message, etc...

How could you not trust someone you've pledged to spend the rest of your life with? If you want to cheat, you're going to anyways. I really don't get some people. My mom's friend's husband is the same way with reguards to being controlling like that, and she's constantly talking about how misarable she is. After 30 years!  Fuck, people!

i dont fucking know...

Ridiculous.  You're a grown woman, and you will be responsible for your own actions.  I say this all the time, but I cannot stress it enough.  Cheating is pointless.  Just tell him.  Keep it in your pants until you've ended it.  I know this is not your particular scenario, Annya, but I really feel like honesty is the most important thing in a relationship.  You married your husband, and you made a promise to him.  If you're not going to honor your promise, you would presumably end the marriage.  I've grown up being controlled, and I will not do it anymore.  I tell everyone that I date, or that even begins to approach me in that way that I will do what I want, when I want, with whom I want to do it with, and for the duration of time that I please.  And he will absolutely be the same with me.  You cannot spend every waking moment of your time only with your spouse, or alone in a dark room thinking about your spouse.  It's not healthy, and if you want a healthy marriage, he's going to need to seek professional help for his control issues.  I have them myself, sometimes.  Not usually in relationships, but with other aspects of my life.  I spent my whole life out of control, so now that I'm an adult, I want to control every single little thing.  That doesn't seem to creep in to my relationships, though...luckily.  Anyway, I just thought I'd throw it out there.  You're going to do what you're going to do, but make sure that you choose what is best for you in the end. 
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« Reply #1525 on: September 26, 2007, 11:20:39 PM »

Nor can I talk to my guy friends from h.s., text message, etc...

How could you not trust someone you've pledged to spend the rest of your life with? If you want to cheat, you're going to anyways. I really don't get some people. My mom's friend's husband is the same way with reguards to being controlling like that, and she's constantly talking about how misarable she is. After 30 years!  Fuck, people!

i dont fucking know...

Ridiculous.  You're a grown woman, and you will be responsible for your own actions.  I say this all the time, but I cannot stress it enough.  Cheating is pointless.  Just tell him.  Keep it in your pants until you've ended it.  I know this is not your particular scenario, Annya, but I really feel like honesty is the most important thing in a relationship.  You married your husband, and you made a promise to him.  If you're not going to honor your promise, you would presumably end the marriage.  I've grown up being controlled, and I will not do it anymore.  I tell everyone that I date, or that even begins to approach me in that way that I will do what I want, when I want, with whom I want to do it with, and for the duration of time that I please.  And he will absolutely be the same with me.  You cannot spend every waking moment of your time only with your spouse, or alone in a dark room thinking about your spouse.  It's not healthy, and if you want a healthy marriage, he's going to need to seek professional help for his control issues.  I have them myself, sometimes.  Not usually in relationships, but with other aspects of my life.  I spent my whole life out of control, so now that I'm an adult, I want to control every single little thing.  That doesn't seem to creep in to my relationships, though...luckily.  Anyway, I just thought I'd throw it out there.  You're going to do what you're going to do, but make sure that you choose what is best for you in the end. 

...she never said anything about wanting to cheat...re-read what Jay said.
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« Reply #1526 on: September 26, 2007, 11:23:42 PM »

Nor can I talk to my guy friends from h.s., text message, etc...

How could you not trust someone you've pledged to spend the rest of your life with? If you want to cheat, you're going to anyways. I really don't get some people. My mom's friend's husband is the same way with reguards to being controlling like that, and she's constantly talking about how misarable she is. After 30 years!  Fuck, people!

i dont fucking know...

Ridiculous.  You're a grown woman, and you will be responsible for your own actions.  I say this all the time, but I cannot stress it enough.  Cheating is pointless.  Just tell him.  Keep it in your pants until you've ended it.  I know this is not your particular scenario, Annya, but I really feel like honesty is the most important thing in a relationship.  You married your husband, and you made a promise to him.  If you're not going to honor your promise, you would presumably end the marriage.  I've grown up being controlled, and I will not do it anymore.  I tell everyone that I date, or that even begins to approach me in that way that I will do what I want, when I want, with whom I want to do it with, and for the duration of time that I please.  And he will absolutely be the same with me.  You cannot spend every waking moment of your time only with your spouse, or alone in a dark room thinking about your spouse.  It's not healthy, and if you want a healthy marriage, he's going to need to seek professional help for his control issues.  I have them myself, sometimes.  Not usually in relationships, but with other aspects of my life.  I spent my whole life out of control, so now that I'm an adult, I want to control every single little thing.  That doesn't seem to creep in to my relationships, though...luckily.  Anyway, I just thought I'd throw it out there.  You're going to do what you're going to do, but make sure that you choose what is best for you in the end. 

...she never said anything about wanting to cheat...re-read what Jay said.

I know.  And I said that it didn't pertain to her.  I also quoted Jay, it's a mixed response, kind of.  The cheating part wasn't the point of my post. 
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« Reply #1527 on: September 26, 2007, 11:25:47 PM »

Nor can I talk to my guy friends from h.s., text message, etc...

How could you not trust someone you've pledged to spend the rest of your life with? If you want to cheat, you're going to anyways. I really don't get some people. My mom's friend's husband is the same way with reguards to being controlling like that, and she's constantly talking about how misarable she is. After 30 years!  Fuck, people!

i dont fucking know...

Ridiculous.  You're a grown woman, and you will be responsible for your own actions.  I say this all the time, but I cannot stress it enough.  Cheating is pointless.  Just tell him.  Keep it in your pants until you've ended it.  I know this is not your particular scenario, Annya, but I really feel like honesty is the most important thing in a relationship.  You married your husband, and you made a promise to him.  If you're not going to honor your promise, you would presumably end the marriage.  I've grown up being controlled, and I will not do it anymore.  I tell everyone that I date, or that even begins to approach me in that way that I will do what I want, when I want, with whom I want to do it with, and for the duration of time that I please.  And he will absolutely be the same with me.  You cannot spend every waking moment of your time only with your spouse, or alone in a dark room thinking about your spouse.  It's not healthy, and if you want a healthy marriage, he's going to need to seek professional help for his control issues.  I have them myself, sometimes.  Not usually in relationships, but with other aspects of my life.  I spent my whole life out of control, so now that I'm an adult, I want to control every single little thing.  That doesn't seem to creep in to my relationships, though...luckily.  Anyway, I just thought I'd throw it out there.  You're going to do what you're going to do, but make sure that you choose what is best for you in the end. 

...she never said anything about wanting to cheat...re-read what Jay said.

I know.  And I said that it didn't pertain to her.  I also quoted Jay, it's a mixed response, kind of.  The cheating part wasn't the point of my post. 

If it didn't pertain to her, what was the point in telling her not to cheat? I understand what you're saying though.
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« Reply #1528 on: September 26, 2007, 11:41:04 PM »

Nor can I talk to my guy friends from h.s., text message, etc...

How could you not trust someone you've pledged to spend the rest of your life with? If you want to cheat, you're going to anyways. I really don't get some people. My mom's friend's husband is the same way with reguards to being controlling like that, and she's constantly talking about how misarable she is. After 30 years!  Fuck, people!

i dont fucking know...

Ridiculous.  You're a grown woman, and you will be responsible for your own actions.  I say this all the time, but I cannot stress it enough.  Cheating is pointless.  Just tell him.  Keep it in your pants until you've ended it.  I know this is not your particular scenario, Annya, but I really feel like honesty is the most important thing in a relationship.  You married your husband, and you made a promise to him.  If you're not going to honor your promise, you would presumably end the marriage.  I've grown up being controlled, and I will not do it anymore.  I tell everyone that I date, or that even begins to approach me in that way that I will do what I want, when I want, with whom I want to do it with, and for the duration of time that I please.  And he will absolutely be the same with me.  You cannot spend every waking moment of your time only with your spouse, or alone in a dark room thinking about your spouse.  It's not healthy, and if you want a healthy marriage, he's going to need to seek professional help for his control issues.  I have them myself, sometimes.  Not usually in relationships, but with other aspects of my life.  I spent my whole life out of control, so now that I'm an adult, I want to control every single little thing.  That doesn't seem to creep in to my relationships, though...luckily.  Anyway, I just thought I'd throw it out there.  You're going to do what you're going to do, but make sure that you choose what is best for you in the end. 

...she never said anything about wanting to cheat...re-read what Jay said.

I know.  And I said that it didn't pertain to her.  I also quoted Jay, it's a mixed response, kind of.  The cheating part wasn't the point of my post. 

If it didn't pertain to her, what was the point in telling her not to cheat? I understand what you're saying though.

I wasn't telling her not to cheat.  I was simply explaining logic in relationships, and that was one of my examples.  She can do whatever she pleases, she is an adult. 
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Re: J.C. Keyser's House of Booze
« Reply #1529 on: September 26, 2007, 11:41:55 PM »

Nor can I talk to my guy friends from h.s., text message, etc...

How could you not trust someone you've pledged to spend the rest of your life with? If you want to cheat, you're going to anyways. I really don't get some people. My mom's friend's husband is the same way with reguards to being controlling like that, and she's constantly talking about how misarable she is. After 30 years!  Fuck, people!

i dont fucking know...

Ridiculous.  You're a grown woman, and you will be responsible for your own actions.  I say this all the time, but I cannot stress it enough.  Cheating is pointless.  Just tell him.  Keep it in your pants until you've ended it.  I know this is not your particular scenario, Annya, but I really feel like honesty is the most important thing in a relationship.  You married your husband, and you made a promise to him.  If you're not going to honor your promise, you would presumably end the marriage.  I've grown up being controlled, and I will not do it anymore.  I tell everyone that I date, or that even begins to approach me in that way that I will do what I want, when I want, with whom I want to do it with, and for the duration of time that I please.  And he will absolutely be the same with me.  You cannot spend every waking moment of your time only with your spouse, or alone in a dark room thinking about your spouse.  It's not healthy, and if you want a healthy marriage, he's going to need to seek professional help for his control issues.  I have them myself, sometimes.  Not usually in relationships, but with other aspects of my life.  I spent my whole life out of control, so now that I'm an adult, I want to control every single little thing.  That doesn't seem to creep in to my relationships, though...luckily.  Anyway, I just thought I'd throw it out there.  You're going to do what you're going to do, but make sure that you choose what is best for you in the end. 

...she never said anything about wanting to cheat...re-read what Jay said.

I know.  And I said that it didn't pertain to her.  I also quoted Jay, it's a mixed response, kind of.  The cheating part wasn't the point of my post. 

If it didn't pertain to her, what was the point in telling her not to cheat? I understand what you're saying though.

I wasn't telling her not to cheat.  I was simply explaining logic in relationships, and that was one of my examples.  She can do whatever she pleases, she is an adult. 

Or so we're led to believe...
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