OMG thats cool but sad! I wonder why there were just there. Were they in a box? Or just wild?
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well...i did marry my Pisces exhusband and he had plenty. 
and this is the truth. It didn't discourage me back then....i still loved him no matter what. *sob*
and this is the truth. It didn't discourage me back then....i still loved him no matter what. *sob*
Posted by LunarMaiden
LOL J9 has dropped yet another jewel. I love it!!
Nice company you keep.
Truly.
the porn threads used to be poppin
Posted by LadyOfRebirth
@OP I would try hard not to let it get to that point. But *if* it would get to that point, my answer is simple: Divorce.
Cheating in my eyes is a relationship killer so I might as well end the relationship in the right way.
Unlike what people are preaching here there is decency in divorcing. There is strength in being able to put your hands up and admit you couldn't handle the marriage.
However cheating is not only indecent but it's also a breach of trust.
Ps: I really don't see what the big fuss is about the OP's question. It's a normal question, that I'm sure a lot of people ask themselves.
This was set up as more then a simple question and has grown far beyond that. The premise of the question was not even for self gratification or self awareness but to play a game.
"different" - That's a nice way of putting it LOL
And with the Divorce lawyers there was much rejoicing.
I'm seeking some advice on what my next step should be. I'm realizing that I'm seriously exhausted and burned out from working too much. I work 6 days a week and for the past 3 weeks the company I work for has a mandatory 10 hour days for 5 days of the week and 8 hours for Saturday. I've recently been calling out of work at least once a week due to always feeling really tired, weak, stressed, aches and pains, and more. It's a customer service position where most of the callers are irate but I do feel like I'm helping a lot of them. I'm wondering if maybe I should cut ties with the company and move on or just try my best not to feel over worked and stick it out? I don't really see this as a career but I feel management depends on me to always be there. I hate feeling like I let someone down when I so use to being someone's backbone and their rock. I have yet to find my passion and kind of feel lost. I'm seriously seeking some great advice.
Posted by J9Posted by TheLioness79Posted by J9Posted by ScorpioFishPosted by J9
I don't like any of those answers. I call you all pussies. .
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Failed because I pointed out the limitations of your argument?
No. Failed because you couldn't play the game. But since you've "graduated from elementary game theory", demonstrate to me and others, using whatever tools, instruments and techniques you know of in this field, how not taking either of the two choices will in fact increase your satisfaction, assuming of course that the only options available to you, as per the original premise, are those two options.
This is what I imagine what you wanted to say, cause sure as hell this is what you should've said, if cheating is something you morally despise.
Posted by LunarMaiden
Both are hard for me. I don't cheat, I imagine divorce feels like pulling out your eyeballs.
Unless you hated the bastard and can't wait to get out.
Either way, take your time. I'd like to see you invent something in elementary game theory, of which you apparently graduated from.
Ps: How come you didn't attempt the "old relative" questionclick to expand
I played the game alright. Go back and retread all my answers, soak it in and digest it. When you look at true application in real life, there is always more than two choices. I used the only two choice to achieve my desired outcome with my teenage Gemini daughter when she was 5 & 6. She caught on that quick and adapted. Oh, I did answer your relative question just not when you said jump. I have other things that take precedence.
He means
"I am not into you but I don't want you to feel bad.."
Typical evasive statement.
"I am not into you but I don't want you to feel bad.."
Typical evasive statement.
I've always been a Marlboro man. I also started smoking very young, 12. My dad had always smoked, mom started at some point. I have smoked lots of different types but always come back to marlboro. I smoked reds first, then in my teens a gf switched me to menthol. I was a Newport fan for a while (still am but they're expensive here) but settled on marlboro menthol, the green box. I've been smoking the menthol blacks recently cause there ain't much difference and it's a dollar less a pack.
Pall malls are the best of the cheap cigarettes. I can get pall malls for just over 3 $ a box. Marlboros can be 3.50-5.00 depending which type and where you get them. When I was broke and working the bar I smoked pall malls.
Pall malls are the best of the cheap cigarettes. I can get pall malls for just over 3 $ a box. Marlboros can be 3.50-5.00 depending which type and where you get them. When I was broke and working the bar I smoked pall malls.