Tough to beat this one:
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EVERYONE should watch this video. Karen is f-bombing immediately and it is SO good. The timing is so perfect at the end with the Duck hunters. 2-minute watch
Smoothie King Karen: Dude wears a Trump hoodie into the restaurant so she refuses to serve him.
Smoothie Karen gets fired and starts a GoFundMe.
Her GoFundMe is shut down and she is out of a job
Winning is so fun.
Liberal women's illness is a daily treat
Smoothie Karen gets fired and starts a GoFundMe.
Her GoFundMe is shut down and she is out of a job
Winning is so fun.
Liberal women's illness is a daily treat
With a little violence thrown in
Even here in left leaning Washington we have anti-harassment laws to protect hunters.
She should have been charged with assualt.
It's such a guilty pleasure of mine to watch Karens.
I feel bad for the guys who can't watch because their own Karen might catch them and it could be worse than a porn bust in those households.
Just tell your wife to “calm down” if she says something. I am sure that will solve things….
I mean...married people are the happiest! You would think they watch porn together, right? If a married guy says "Sweetie, I am going to watch some porn" she should just be happy, right?
I see more and more posters are starting to realize how right I am.
Getting married is not a "partnership" it is the guy giving up/hiding **** he loves.
Yeah, they have. On State Wildlife Areas on the Westside of the state, for example Stillwater Wildlife Area near Carnation, the Department of Wildlife releases pheasants for the Seattle city boys who do not want to venture over here to the eastside of the state to hunt wild birds. Every year on opening weekend there are usually a bunch of greenpeacer types who insist on walking in front of the hunters, banging drums and yelling at the top of their lungs. The game wardens are on hand to place them in handcuffs and haul them away. I am sure some judge releases them without any charges but at least they are hauled away. It isn't my type of hunting. In fact, it is more like killing a barnyard chicken. There are dozens and dozens of hunters along with almost as many dogs of all quality, shapes and sizes charging hellbent into a flock of recently released pen-raised pheasants. Once was enough for me.
Closer to me in Eastern Washington, people (Seattle) have spent millions of dollars to build summer homes on the Columbia River. In a lot of cases the property owners assume they own right up to the water line. (I always say look at your plat map). Often times they do not. It is pretty common for a partition of the land along the river to be owned by the County PUD that has the dam on that stretch of the river or the Corps of Army. Over the years no agency enforced the rules and regulations, so the property owners just started landscaping right up to the water line. This practice has ended. There have been some of these landowners who have become quite angry when they call to report there are waterfowl hunters, who accessed the property by boat, shooting ducks and geese off the riverbank near their home. Then they are told if they harass the hunters, they will be arrested and not the hunters. I don't think the game wardens care about politics. Their bosses in Olympia probably do, but the ones out in the field are most likely not to care.
Maybe we could start a thread and everyone can discuss your unhealthy obsession with married people. I mean you just posted 3 posts about marriage back to back to back, before anyone could respond and this isn’t even a thread about marriage. Are there any therapists on here that can help SBF69 with his issues? I’ve only had one wedding, been with my bride for 28 years, 29+ if you count our time together before we married and we have 3 grown children, still going strong and we only have each other to look at and talk to at home now. I’m sorry for whatever happened to you, she or many she’s really fvcked you up.
I think people honestly get divorced so they can have a break from their kids and get to have fun with an adult when their kids are with the other parent, If you don't have grandparent help, or a maid, both people are working full time, each parent has a kid on them all the time and you are broke life is hard. I have so many friends who had kids and were like...oh, my husband is so needy now, they divorce and just meet a single guy who will go hiking with them on their "week off".
Dude, this is SOOOOO true! Parents of young kids get this. Parents with kids that are out of the house don't remember it the same way. Which is normal. That makes sense.
I hear women (and men) mention how they hate when they hear the garage door open because it means their spouse is home. They complain how they don't want to do anything and they are tired all the time...then they get a divorce and their weekends are jam packed with things that they would NEVER do when they were married.
There was this great article about marriage. It basically said a lot of married people just put all their time an effort into their kids. Because they basically hate their own life and start to hate their spouse. Then the kids "grow up" and move out...and you are pretty much just living with some "roommate" that you don't really like and don't really know...and you have seen your entire life go by.
Wouldn't say it doesn't happen, but that would be crazy logic. Kids can stay home alone for a few hours when they are in 4th grade, IMO. A couple more years and they can keep any younger ones alive for an occasional date night. Unless you live across the country from the grandparents, one might have an hour or two drive to drop off the brats for a weekend. Not that big of deal.
This is probably pretty accurate for at least 40% of marriages, except hate is a pretty strong word. More like indifferent.
It doesn't have to be that way, but it's easy for couples to get caught up in a routine of what you explained above.
I have 1 and sometimes up to 3 of my kids' activists every night during the week. My weekends consist of another 3-7 games.
I couldn't imagine wanting to get a divorce because of my kids.
You're right, life is hard when you don't have the right priorities and make poor (mostly financial) decisions.
Yeah, I didn't mean "hate" in the traditional sense, more like a resentment or like you said, indifference.
Exactly...it is not because of them and their activities. But it is the future, when they are grown, that creates the interesting part of "what do we do now"
Oh man, how can you not think of something to do???
I mean, pretty much all my wife & I talk about now revolve around our kids and what annoying things other parents do (we're working on the latter, haha), but we have all kinds of plans once they're out. That won't be for another 18 years, but still...
Haha! Ripping on other parents is basically the most thing ever!
Best thing about marriage with kids still in the house:
the semi-scheduled Sunday morning workmanlike sex after letting the dogs out
the semi-scheduled Sunday morning workmanlike sex after letting the dogs out
"Uggg, fine, just do it"
Which is exactly what I used to say to my wife.
I must be the exception. Can't wait for my wife to get home.
I think people that don't know what to do when the kids move out were going to have problems even if they were single or married without kids. They are basically people without hobbies. Those people struggle either way. Same people that hate retirement.
The gap before grandkids is also pretty small for most people. Less than 10 years. 4 or 5 for some.
Couples have to be really careful or lucky with these responsibilities. Imagine working with people all day, then having to come home and bus your kids around to activities, while the other spouse goes out to happy hour or sits and reads at home. It will work for some personalities but it comes down to luck and not "priorities". If a person is happy working 40-60 hours a week, and then being the only parent shuttling the kids, that is luck. If somebody gets to stay home with the kids in this economy, that is luck, probably requires a lot of other family helping out for the first house to build equity or provide cheap child care when needed.
Most divorce isn't "moral" outside of people not understanding what work, aging, parenting will do to people and their relationships. It is a social problem where we encourage people to become independent and isolated from generational family units, then we pile on a huge amount of stress and responsibilities that they are encouraged to handle on their own, and then expect them to also stay intimate and connected to a person they never see, all the while making divorce more acceptable and inviting, even liberating.
I think for many people...the person they marry is not the person they were dating.
Dating is great, going out, drinks, fun, concerts, laying in bed, going to your OWN place when you want to get away for a bit, making plans without "checking in" to see if it is okay...
Then you get married and the man is expected to change. It was super "cute" that he was out with the guys golfing for 8 hours and grabbing beers when you are dating...but now it is time to hit up Home Depot to but plants and spend 5 hours digging holes.