Relax! they were misearble togther..Better that they grab onto a lttle bit of happiness well they can.....
Relax! they were misearble togther..Better that they grab onto a lttle bit of happiness well they can.....
My in-laws actually did recently divorce after 40 years of marriage. Everything went down after we all went on a cruise to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. Nobody busted out a comb at the dinner table, but there was some tension and an awkward feeling in the air as we attempted to celebrate yet my father-in-law seemed aloof. Towards the end of the cruise, he told my mother-in-law that he did not love her anymore but provided no further explanation.
It turns out he was texting his 37 year old girlfriend throughout the trip (accepting the international fees, no less). My sister-in-law and her friend discovered the affair simply by logging on to Facebook, seeing posts that he made to his girlfriend's wall, and then checking her status updates. For example, we discovered that he "gave her presents" twice on Christmas eve morning when he was supposed to have been at work. No, he's not the sharpest tool in the shed.
I did go to med school, but alas can prescribe no medication to assuage my wife's pain and anger about this whole situation. I could encourage her to let out her feelings in a short story or a novel. She would rather do so with a bottle of wine and a pack of cigarettes.
No one gets divorced after 47yrs. By that time, they've either learned to live with each other or given up.
Marriage Counselor wrote:
No one gets divorced after 47yrs. By that time, they've either learned to live with each other or given up.
I've actually seen news stories about how many old people are getting divorced. Pretty sad really. Especially with the Boomers getting geriatric, rates will probably just go up.
sounds like they both just need an enema. at that age, you just need to keep things flowing.
Truth is better than fiction wrote:
My in-laws actually did recently divorce after 40 years of marriage. Everything went down after we all went on a cruise to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. Nobody busted out a comb at the dinner table, but there was some tension and an awkward feeling in the air as we attempted to celebrate yet my father-in-law seemed aloof. Towards the end of the cruise, he told my mother-in-law that he did not love her anymore but provided no further explanation.
It turns out he was texting his 37 year old girlfriend throughout the trip (accepting the international fees, no less). My sister-in-law and her friend discovered the affair simply by logging on to Facebook, seeing posts that he made to his girlfriend's wall, and then checking her status updates. For example, we discovered that he "gave her presents" twice on Christmas eve morning when he was supposed to have been at work. No, he's not the sharpest tool in the shed.
I did go to med school, but alas can prescribe no medication to assuage my wife's pain and anger about this whole situation. I could encourage her to let out her feelings in a short story or a novel. She would rather do so with a bottle of wine and a pack of cigarettes.
Please set your wife up with a lrc screen name. We're here for her, and available to help sort through and fine peace with the sordid affair and lingering emotional pain. The inner anger that she transfers to us will help with distances under 1500m and the complexities of the many faceted story will help fill our many lonely hours while going long.
But the first step with letting us help her to help us begins with a lrc thread.
I'm gonna bang your mom, sucka.