What is the biggest difference of opinion you have with your significant other?

She has a problem with me continuing to see other women. F***ing prude.

Troy Callow wrote:

She has a problem with me continuing to see other women. F***ing prude.

No, I only have a problem with you continuing to F*** other women.

I only want to smoke weed 4 days a week. She wants to smoke 7.

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My wife is a hopeless liberal and I'm a recovering Republican turned political dropout.

She thinks Obama walks on water and that even if he wasn't born in the U.S., that doesn't matter because "it's a stupid law anyway". Meanwhile she thinks Bush should be tried for war crimes.

bad times in your future.

contempt is the worst emotion one spouse can feel for another.

/really, I read a study about it.

Biggest difference of opinion is probably on music. I like going to concerts, listening to albums, finding new bands. She likes listening to the radio in the car. She will occasionally attend a concert, but only if it's a band she really likes (there's about 5).

simply putty wrote:

My wife is a hopeless liberal and I'm a recovering Republican turned political dropout.

She thinks Obama walks on water and that even if he wasn't born in the U.S., that doesn't matter because "it's a stupid law anyway". Meanwhile she thinks Bush should be tried for war crimes.

Not to hijack the thread or anything, but you do realize Obama's place of birth has no bearing on his status as an American citizen, right? His mother is an American citizen, so that makes him an American citizen regardless of where he was born.

Did anyone on this site pay attention during 8th grade Civics class?

i have no SO wrote:

Not to hijack the thread or anything, but you do realize Obama's place of birth has no bearing on his status as an American citizen, right? His mother is an American citizen, so that makes him an American citizen regardless of where he was born.

Did anyone on this site pay attention during 8th grade Civics class?

Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...ever heard of who da daddy?

Our main conflict is that I want to do her from behind and she doesn't want to do me at all. In fact she has begun sleeping with our neighbor while I am relagated to pleasuring myself.

I guess that is the only thing we really have a difference of opinion on. We seem to like the same TV shows and that is what is really important.

Something like, she like long socks, I like shorty shorts...like in that song that is referred to by that blond chick that was interrupted by that black during the grammies.

i have no SO wrote:

Did anyone on this site pay attention during 8th grade Civics class?

Article II of the US Constitution stipulates that "no person except a natural born citizen . . . shall be eligible to the Office of President."

Do you know what "natural born citizen" means?

Regardless, I am not a "birther". I believe Obama was born in Hawaii. My point was that my wife does not care whether he was or was not. She thinks the law is stupid and should not apply to Obama even if he was born outside the US.

BTW, I don't have contempt for her. I used to (when it came to politics and certain scientific discussions), but not anymore. I've grown up a lot and now I'd much prefer to be happily married!

Only disagreement with BRM is that I think the dishwasher should be jam-packed full before running it whereas he would run it half-full. Also he feels compelled to make the bad every day, me, not so much; but I am OCD about how to stack the coffee cups.

LOL, "make the bad"....yeah, I'm OK with doing that, it's the make the bed I'm not crazy about:)

i have no SO wrote:

Not to hijack the thread or anything, but you do realize Obama's place of birth has no bearing on his status as an American citizen, right? His mother is an American citizen, so that makes him an American citizen regardless of where he was born.

Did anyone on this site pay attention during 8th grade Civics class?

You may have paid attention in 8th grade Civics, but did you know that they make things very simplified in an 8th grade class? The procedure for declaring American citizenship when born in a different country, especially when one parent is not a citizen, is quite complex. My brother is a US citizen married to a Chinese woman. Their child was born in China. They went through a very complex process to get American citizenship for the child. It isn't just a done deal. To be quite honest, I'm not even sure they were successful in getting the citizenship.

I'm not here to argue about Obama's citizenship, and I really don't even care. But don't you have to be born a citizen in order to be president? If you apply for citizenship after birth, then you may not be eligible. That's what the consulate told my brother (supposedly).

I want him to be real in our discussions, he keeps them mostly shallow, at least when it comes to his feelings, thoughts, plans, etc. Very frustrating. I feel like I don't even know the real person, other than what I've learned through observation. This would worry me, but he hasn't been expressive since he was 3, per his mother. He just doesn't talk much, at least not about "deep" issues and real feelings. However, I can't get him to stop talking when we are watching television...grrrrr...!! But I love him anyway, wonderful loving husband in all other respects.

Actually, under the law at the time Obama was born in 1961, it wouldn't have mattered if his mother was an American citizen. At that time, under the law, she wasn't old enough to confer her citizenship on him - she was 18, and I believe at that time you had to be 21 to pass citizenship to your child. (And when the law changed, people born previous to that weren't "grandfathered" in, either). Don't know what to believe about the whole issue of where he was born, but I do know that if he wasn't born in the US, it's not so simple (or wasn't at that time) as "his mother was a citizen, therefore he was too).

She doesn't pick up after herself, wipe the counter, put stuff in the dishwasher, that sort of thing. Overall, she's just not as neat as I am, so I get sick of picking up after her. This has been an issue with every girl I've lived with except one, and that lasted a month.

She likes the Redskins and I like the Eagles.

I even gave her Donovan McNabb, a guy who has never missed the playoffs when healthy, and her team could only win six games.