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Dang, we're off balance dude. I was only jokin around myself thereyou mean username?
engage away, I was just asking what the topic was that's all. wasn't trying to be an ass
Dang, we're off balance dude. I was only jokin around myself thereyou mean username?
engage away, I was just asking what the topic was that's all. wasn't trying to be an ass
haha fucker ME TOO!!!Dang, we're off balance dude. I was only jokin around myself there
How's the fam holding up and is there positive medical news?haha fucker ME TOO!!!
My sister and her 3 kids boarding rn, on their way back to Dublin.
I'm def one of the younger people here. Moved out from my parents some time ago. Did not have the best relationship with my parents, well, my mother specifically. Let's just say there are mental issues that don't require a shrink to diagnose. Stuff that passed on to me (maybe genetically or maybe nurture but doesn't matter) and I've been sorting through it. I used to be an angry guy, still am about things here and there, but I've long made peace with it and forgiven her and understand that it's not something worth being bitter over cause I'm likely gonna start family planning within a year and that's not the kind of shit that's worth carrying on your back and passing down family trees. I can't speak for what's going in your daughter's head but from what you are writing and from what I've read from you, you clearly gave a shit and put everything you could in getting her to this point and you should be proud of yourself and excited for the days when she does come back, even if just for the day visits here and there.yeah man this sucks. I been dropping tears in solitude bc that's just how I do it. I been coming down really hard on myself too, the last few years have been tough for me and I can't help but to think I'm a piece of shit for not being the best version of myself before the oldest of 3 leaves the nest.
Today I sit here saying today is the last Monday I will ever have with her in the house. Tomorrow will be the last Tuesday, and so on. Did I cherish all the moments I was supposed to when they happened? did I show her the best example I could?
This sucks
ya same, thought you were joking too then I didn't think that. so when I really though about it, I realized I should stop thinking about it.How's the fam holding up and is there positive medical news?
Ps, I knew you were goofin around, except when I didnt
thanks @JawboneOfAnAss , I did the very best I could. and I broke the chain, my kids never saw what I saw growing up. not 1 time have they ever seen me fucked up.I'm def one of the younger people here. Moved out from my parents some time ago. Did not have the best relationship with my parents, well, my mother specifically. Let's just say there are mental issues that don't require a shrink to diagnose. Stuff that passed on to me (maybe genetically or maybe nurture but doesn't matter) and I've been sorting through it. I used to be an angry guy, still am about things here and there, but I've long made peace with it and forgiven her and understand that it's not something worth being bitter over cause I'm likely gonna start family planning within a year and that's not the kind of shit that's worth carrying on your back and passing down family trees. I can't speak for what's going in your daughter's head but from what you are writing and from what I've read from you, you clearly gave a shit and put everything you could in getting her to this point and you should be proud of yourself and excited for the days when she does come back, even if just for the day visits here and there.
Always forward, ABB. Always forward, and have faith that you have the wisdom to make the right calls.
My grandfather's grandfather, when he went blind, walked out of the shtetl into the woods to die so he wouldn't be 'a useless eater' as my grandfather referred to it, trying to glorify his 'sacrifice' while in denial as to how fucked up that was, his son fought in WW2, took an artillery round to the back that nearly killed him, came back and fought in Berlin, and returned to Belarus to see that his eldest son, my grandfather's eldest brother, had his leg blown off by an MG42 early in the war. Idk if the war changed him or if he always was this way, but when he brought back a set of colored pencils for my grandfather that he looted from a Berlin art shop (my grandfather became the only one in his school with colored pencils), and my grandfather wanted to became a painter, his father spent the remaining part of my grandfather's childhood trying to beat that passion out of him so he could become a metal smith just like he was (he failed miserably and only inflicted a fuckton of psychological damage on my grandfather). My grandfather himself became very eccentric and practically became a paranoid schizophrenic and while he didn't intend it and my grandmother did what she could to limit his crazy, issues passed on to his daughter, my mother, and some of that passed on to me. And my wife has been a rock in my life in limiting my crazy so that when we have kids, this garbage no longer flows downstream.thanks @JawboneOfAnAss , I did the very best I could. and I broke the chain, my kids never saw what I saw growing up. not 1 time have they ever seen me fucked up.
Without reading the whole post...compromise.So, this has been a little more serious of a thread so far than I originally intended but that's not a bad thing. I'm learning a lot about you picklekissers and I actually kind of like it. I'm sure I'll pivot off into some jokes and rants soon enough. But with my soon to be foray into marriage counseling incoming (newsflash, I'm kind of a handful to live with. Who wouldve guessed that?!), and a conversation with a fellow Junkie it got me thinking today...
Crete Thoughts #5:
What is the most important quality in a loving partnership (marriage, significant other, etc) that your partner needs to have for it to be successful?
Now, please note the wording of the question. I'm looking for ONE quality, not a list. We're all adults and know that a relationship requires so many different things. I'm looking for it boiled down to just ONE. And not for relationships to work in general, what ONE quality do YOU need from your partner more than any other for a relationship to be successful? That's the kind of selection that makes for interesting conversation.
For me it's loyalty. I need a partner who I know has my back through it all. That's in the foxhole with me. That I don't even have to think or wonder, I turn and I know they're there.
It's hard, I'm not a very trusting guy and have been burned real badly by people who said they loved me in the past so I'm always looking over my shoulder. Part of the reason we're going to counseling, I can get in my head, shut down, and then try to solo the world while shutting everyone else out and not communicating a word about it until I explode. And that's what I'd pick for my lady, communication. She will admit she is a god awful communicator, but she needs someone who can tell her where they're at at all times and what issues there are.
So, that's mine. Loyalty. And my lady is communication. What're yours?
(Again, pick just fuckin ONE, don't be a fuckin Melvin and make a list)
Ooo that's a good one! I hadn't even thought of that. Now I gotta think some more.Without reading the whole post...compromise.
Learn how to compromise.
I'm pretty sure this makes me a bad person but good sex. Is that a quality? I would prefer it more often but it atleast has to be good if I'm going to be with you for the rest of my life and not cheat.So, this has been a little more serious of a thread so far than I originally intended but that's not a bad thing. I'm learning a lot about you picklekissers and I actually kind of like it. I'm sure I'll pivot off into some jokes and rants soon enough. But with my soon to be foray into marriage counseling incoming (newsflash, I'm kind of a handful to live with. Who wouldve guessed that?!), and a conversation with a fellow Junkie it got me thinking today...
Crete Thoughts #5:
What is the most important quality in a loving partnership (marriage, significant other, etc) that your partner needs to have for it to be successful?
Now, please note the wording of the question. I'm looking for ONE quality, not a list. We're all adults and know that a relationship requires so many different things. I'm looking for it boiled down to just ONE. And not for relationships to work in general, what ONE quality do YOU need from your partner more than any other for a relationship to be successful? That's the kind of selection that makes for interesting conversation.
For me it's loyalty. I need a partner who I know has my back through it all. That's in the foxhole with me. That I don't even have to think or wonder, I turn and I know they're there.
It's hard, I'm not a very trusting guy and have been burned real badly by people who said they loved me in the past so I'm always looking over my shoulder. Part of the reason we're going to counseling, I can get in my head, shut down, and then try to solo the world while shutting everyone else out and not communicating a word about it until I explode. And that's what I'd pick for my lady, communication. She will admit she is a god awful communicator, but she needs someone who can tell her where they're at at all times and what issues there are.
So, that's mine. Loyalty. And my lady is communication. What're yours?
(Again, pick just fuckin ONE, don't be a fuckin Melvin and make a list)
No nubs, that does not make you a bad person. Sexual compatibility is one of the major reasons people end up divorced, so you're fine lol.I'm pretty sure this makes me a bad person but good sex. Is that a quality? I would prefer it more often but it atleast has to be good if I'm going to be with you for the rest of my life and not cheat.
In my country (the other one) we still have the BBC. We retain decorum.Man....what did you expect? If you had a son named Richie would you send out birthday Evites to come play with Dick?
In the long term, kind tolerance. People change over time, some say every 7-10 years. If that's true I've gone through close to 4 cycles of change with my wife. We've tolerated each other through life's changes and I'm trying to do that with kindness regarding the latest changes.So, this has been a little more serious of a thread so far than I originally intended but that's not a bad thing. I'm learning a lot about you picklekissers and I actually kind of like it. I'm sure I'll pivot off into some jokes and rants soon enough. But with my soon to be foray into marriage counseling incoming (newsflash, I'm kind of a handful to live with. Who wouldve guessed that?!), and a conversation with a fellow Junkie it got me thinking today...
Crete Thoughts #5:
What is the most important quality in a loving partnership (marriage, significant other, etc) that your partner needs to have for it to be successful?
Now, please note the wording of the question. I'm looking for ONE quality, not a list. We're all adults and know that a relationship requires so many different things. I'm looking for it boiled down to just ONE. And not for relationships to work in general, what ONE quality do YOU need from your partner more than any other for a relationship to be successful? That's the kind of selection that makes for interesting conversation.
For me it's loyalty. I need a partner who I know has my back through it all. That's in the foxhole with me. That I don't even have to think or wonder, I turn and I know they're there.
It's hard, I'm not a very trusting guy and have been burned real badly by people who said they loved me in the past so I'm always looking over my shoulder. Part of the reason we're going to counseling, I can get in my head, shut down, and then try to solo the world while shutting everyone else out and not communicating a word about it until I explode. And that's what I'd pick for my lady, communication. She will admit she is a god awful communicator, but she needs someone who can tell her where they're at at all times and what issues there are.
So, that's mine. Loyalty. And my lady is communication. What're yours?
(Again, pick just fuckin ONE, don't be a fuckin Melvin and make a list)
well some qualities are so centrered around a specific person, that it makes it difficult, to be a general quality.What is the most important quality in a loving partnership (marriage, significant other, etc) that your partner needs to have for it to be successful?
Terrible. I mean, it's not terrible but it is not very pizza like. Kind of tastes like a cracker pizza.you ever try the cauliflower crust? I've heard it's good but haven't tried it bc it's missing gluten
All the finals are in the middle of the night for you thoughTerrible. I mean, it's not terrible but it is not very pizza like. Kind of tastes like a cracker pizza.