Marrieds only

[SallyAnne]

of course not. But if things get a bit strained, you've an option - try and work it out or give up. And, usually, if both of you try and work it out, and make adjustments, then you carry on and things get better.

If you recognise that people and circumstances change, and are prepared to deal with that, then you'll probably be ok.

You can even fall in love all over again.

Ah is that what happened to you?

[sasguru]

You have to remember a lot of the guys on here can't understand what their wife is saying other than "Velly Hapee Mr <insert name>"

That's the best thing you ever posted.

[Old Greg]

Ahh Marriage, the institution of, a damn fine one at that. I should inform you that Mrs Cave and I are blissfully happy, and thank you for your interest. It warms my heart that all of geeksville is full of similarly happy contract type people.

Didn't work out with the 1st Mrs Cave, though, did it?

[DS23]

17 (22) some good, some great; kids are an amazing thing but life is never the same afterwards. pootling along.

[Moose423956]

Marriage isn't a word...it's a sentence.

[alreadypacked]

Marriage isn't a word...it's a sentence.

Things not any better for you, sorry to hear that.
Have you tried getting some help?

[NotAllThere]

Ah is that what happened to you?

Yep. And the sex is better than ever.

[miffy]

You have to remember a lot of the guys on here can't understand what their wife is saying other than "Velly Hapee Mr <insert name>"

Thats the funniest thing I've heard this week!

I seem to be allergic to any kind of commitment. Probably because most of my friends have got married then split up. It's painted a horrible picture for me and the thought of it now frightens me to death.

The wife of my closest friend threw the iron down one evening and decided she'd had enough and was off. He was quite cut up about that. To make matters worse, she'd only ironed half of his shirt.

[SallyAnne]

Yep. And the sex is better than ever.

Ah thats good

[ASB]

I am perfectly happily married after 16 years, and 7 years cohabiting previously.

Whether Mrs ASB is happily married is of course a different thing