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Mr Bee and I have been married alive 38 years this month.Despite this lifetime of togetherness,I still leave the newspaper disgustingly untidy after reading,and Himself can’t go out of the front door without coming back in because he’s forgotten something.Hardly grounds for divorce,but is there anything about your Significant Other that drives you nuts ?Or has the honeymoon never ended ?

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By: Scott Marlee - 17th May 2009 at 01:37

I am not married, BUT it irritates me no end that if I don’t answer every one of those “wat u up 2” texts, I get the huff treatment when she gets home 😡

…and here is you lot talking about marriages woes 😮

i get the same kinda thing and im not even with her, even for talking to other females

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By: steve rowell - 17th May 2009 at 00:39

You all sound like a bunch of hen pecked whimps…get some back bone …show ’em who’s boss

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By: BumbleBee - 16th May 2009 at 22:47

Yes,of course you’ld miss it Mr. Bee still wants to know what I’m doing all the bloody time after 38 years !!

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By: BumbleBee - 16th May 2009 at 22:30

Marriage is fine in small doses – Mr. Bee is watching the Eurovision song contest and hasn’t even noticed I’m listening to my MP3 player so I can’t hear any of it.It’s sweet that your girlfriend likes to know what you’re doing.

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By: mike currill - 16th May 2009 at 21:47

Tell me something I don’t already know mate. It’s a matter of finding somewhere else to go and a crash course in cookery I think.

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By: steve rowell - 9th May 2009 at 02:15

Funnily enough it is easy. We both have our own computers, neither of us know the other’s passwords and with me working the shifts I do she goes to bed ages before me if we’re on days and if I’m on nights I deal with them in the morning after she’s gone to work. Strange as it may seem I don’t feel guilty about being in touch with the ex, instead I feel that by trying to maintain happiness in my present marriage I’m cheating on her.:confused: “Confused? You will be after the next episode of Soap”:D

Honestly Mike… it sounds like you need to cut your losses and walk away from this marriage…reading between the lines you sound like a very unhappy Man!!!

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By: mike currill - 8th May 2009 at 16:32

Or kitchen knives.

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By: Flygirl - 8th May 2009 at 16:28

Aye feather dusters at 25 paces:)

:D:D Think she might go for “Fixed Bayonets”:D

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By: Arm Waver - 8th May 2009 at 15:52

Oh dear – I’ll have to remind you there’s not much of a market for old bats .

I don’t know. My other half is 12.5 years older than me…
Nowt wrong with the older woman.

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By: mike currill - 8th May 2009 at 15:37

:D:D:D Could be interesting ! :D:D

Aye feather dusters at 25 paces:)

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By: mike currill - 8th May 2009 at 15:36

You’re being too hard on yourself. Virtually all the older divorced blokes I know started again,invariably with a younger model,and you must be a decent sort to have been married twice.Must be a strain keeping the e mails quiet though .

Funnily enough it is easy. We both have our own computers, neither of us know the other’s passwords and with me working the shifts I do she goes to bed ages before me if we’re on days and if I’m on nights I deal with them in the morning after she’s gone to work. Strange as it may seem I don’t feel guilty about being in touch with the ex, instead I feel that by trying to maintain happiness in my present marriage I’m cheating on her.:confused: “Confused? You will be after the next episode of Soap”:D

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By: Flygirl - 8th May 2009 at 14:39

Hope your current missus doesn’t read this Mike, or you might be chasing that opportunity sooner than you think !!! 😀

:D:D:D Could be interesting ! :D:D

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By: BumbleBee - 8th May 2009 at 14:23

You’re being too hard on yourself. Virtually all the older divorced blokes I know started again,invariably with a younger model,and you must be a decent sort to have been married twice.Must be a strain keeping the e mails quiet though .

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By: mike currill - 8th May 2009 at 13:59

You’re not that old.Plenty of time to start again .

I’m only 3 and a bit years short of retirement age so I don’t really have that much timt to make a fresh start, especially considering I would need to take the time to find someone fool enough to take me on and give me the chance to start again. Actually I don’t know when things changed the way they did. At one time my ex’s hubby at the time and I were both in the same unit and the present Mrs C and my ex got on fine to the extent that we used to go to each other’s houses for Sunday lunch. That went on for about three years until my other half threw a wobbly one day and stamped on us keeping in touch. Thirty years later the ex and I found out where each other was via friends reunited and have been in touch ever since. Needless to say the other half doesn’t know.

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By: steve rowell - 8th May 2009 at 08:31

Oh I wish. She would have a hairy fit but she wouldn’t throw me out as then she wouldn’t be able to afford to live in the mannner to which she has become accustomed.

The Mrs and i hardly ever squabble…if she ever launches into any form of vitriolic diatribe i usually threaten to cancel her Amex and Diners club cards…that normally pulls her back into line!!!

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By: Flygirl - 8th May 2009 at 08:05

Oh dear – I’ll have to remind you there’s not much of a market for old bats .

I tend to go for people at least 10yrs younger than me! keeps me feeling young then. :D:diablo:

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By: BumbleBee - 8th May 2009 at 07:31

That’s another of my problems. I’m no longer in the first flush of youth either. I’m still in contact with my ex and I’ll admit now that if the opportunity presented itself I’d welcome her back tomorrow.

You’re not that old.Plenty of time to start again .

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By: mike currill - 8th May 2009 at 07:12

Oh I wish. She would have a hairy fit but she wouldn’t throw me out as then she wouldn’t be able to afford to live in the mannner to which she has become accustomed.

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By: Loose-Head - 8th May 2009 at 05:36

I’m still in contact with my ex and I’ll admit now that if the opportunity presented itself I’d welcome her back tomorrow.

Hope your current missus doesn’t read this Mike, or you might be chasing that opportunity sooner than you think !!! 😀

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By: mike currill - 7th May 2009 at 21:46

That’s another of my problems. I’m no longer in the first flush of youth either. I’m still in contact with my ex and I’ll admit now that if the opportunity presented itself I’d welcome her back tomorrow.

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