Being told " I don't love you anymore"
Being told " I don't love you anymore"
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CharlesdeGaulle

26,882 posts

199 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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Initforthemoney said:
GT03ROB said:
George Smiley said:
Sa Calobra said:
George Smiley said:
Child maintenance or slag tax?
On the flip side, you swing your led around you'd better be willing to pay for the impact.
Go back read my story. I’d wager most separated fathers is the result of a cheating cum bucket.
Makes a change from a snake with tits!
Some real charmers on this thread.
Quite. The irony is strong in that George Smiley got all petulant when I commented robustly on one of his more stupid posts and didn't seem to like it when he said 'you wouldn't say that to my face' and I assured him that I would. My post was removed after that and I had a nice message from the mods!

Monkeylegend

27,967 posts

250 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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George Smiley said:
Go back read my story. I’d wager most separated fathers is the result of a cheating cum bucket.
It usually takes two, one of each sex to cheat, married or not.

It is not a mutually exclusive activity of women.

And there is usually a reason for it and two sides to every break up, something that many posting here seem to forget or ignore.

anonymous-user

73 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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I know people think of me as that fool from the midlands etc...
But surely I'm not the only one to think...…………………….hmmmm.

George Smiley

5,048 posts

100 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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CharlesdeGaulle said:
Quite. The irony is strong in that George Smiley got all petulant when I commented robustly on one of his more stupid posts and didn't seem to like it when he said 'you wouldn't say that to my face' and I assured him that I would. My post was removed after that and I had a nice message from the mods!
That message was deleted for good reason. Referring to my ex as a cum bucket is an accurate depiction and is different to you implying some sort of sausage hammering in my back yard

BrabusMog

21,166 posts

205 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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George Smiley said:
CharlesdeGaulle said:
Quite. The irony is strong in that George Smiley got all petulant when I commented robustly on one of his more stupid posts and didn't seem to like it when he said 'you wouldn't say that to my face' and I assured him that I would. My post was removed after that and I had a nice message from the mods!
That message was deleted for good reason. Referring to my ex as a cum bucket is an accurate depiction and is different to you implying some sort of sausage hammering in my back yard
I'm sure it wasn't your sparkling personality that caused her to start looking elsewhere...

CharlesdeGaulle

26,882 posts

199 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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George Smiley said:
CharlesdeGaulle said:
Quite. The irony is strong in that George Smiley got all petulant when I commented robustly on one of his more stupid posts and didn't seem to like it when he said 'you wouldn't say that to my face' and I assured him that I would. My post was removed after that and I had a nice message from the mods!
That message was deleted for good reason. Referring to my ex as a cum bucket is an accurate depiction and is different to you implying some sort of sausage hammering in my back yard
You mis-remember, I implied nothing of the sort. You asked if I would call you a dick to your face and I replied in the affirmative based on some of your posts. You described that as 'a threat' and reported me.

I suspect I'm not the only one that holds that view based on your attitude and posts here.

George Smiley

5,048 posts

100 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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You’re right, an over reaction on my part and my testy posts on here aren’t a real reflection on myself. I guess the past two years have been trying at home and work and I’ve allowed that to safely spill out in an anonymous forum.

Back on topic

Monkeylegend

27,967 posts

250 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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George Smiley said:
You’re right, an over reaction on my part and my testy posts on here aren’t a real reflection on myself. I guess the past two years have been trying at home and work and I’ve allowed that to safely spill out in an anonymous forum.

Back on topic
The reality is that what and how we post on here most likely is a true reflection of ourselves smile

George Smiley

5,048 posts

100 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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I’ll have a word with my personalities

V1nce Fox

5,508 posts

87 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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Sounds as though GS is being decent about it. Time to move on.

CharlesdeGaulle

26,882 posts

199 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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George Smiley said:
You’re right, an over reaction on my part and my testy posts on here aren’t a real reflection on myself. I guess the past two years have been trying at home and work and I’ve allowed that to safely spill out in an anonymous forum.

Back on topic
Yeah, nicely put, and definitely time to move on. You've obviously been through the wringer; I hope your circumstances are happier now.


anonymous-user

73 months

Sunday 15th September 2019
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Well it's been a few days without an update.
Hopefully Funky's wifes family haven't shown up taken their daughters side completely and given him a beating.
Then taking the decision to leave the house out of his hands by throwing him out via the back door followed by 2 suitcases of clothes.



anonymous-user

73 months

Sunday 15th September 2019
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techie Dave said:

Then taking the decision to leave the house out of his hands by throwing him out via the back door followed by 2 suitcases of clothes.
Seperated man's luggage is two black bin liners in the back of his car with passport and maybe a laptop. At the time it is sickening and scary, but looking back six years on it is incredibly liberating to have such few possessions.

Funily enough even now if I need a suitcase to go on holiday I borrow one from my parents.



Johnny Raydome

1,436 posts

124 months

Monday 16th September 2019
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Can you imagine just how wonderful it would be if Mrs FR read these forums.




hyphen

26,262 posts

109 months

Wednesday 18th September 2019
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You know what is the most arkward aspect of my divorce is/was?

Everyone keeps offering support,

if you need to talk, must be a hard time you are going through... Etc etc

But it's not all all. Once I filed for divorce, decree nisi was granted etc, I had been through all the stages of grief and she was in the past.

But you can't say "I'm well rid of her, she was nuts" can you smile so you try to look sombre and thank them for offering the support.


bristolracer

5,823 posts

168 months

Wednesday 18th September 2019
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hyphen said:
You know what is the most arkward aspect of my divorce is/was?

Everyone keeps offering support,

if you need to talk, must be a hard time you are going through... Etc etc

But it's not all all. Once I filed for divorce, decree nisi was granted etc, I had been through all the stages of grief and she was in the past.

But you can't say "I'm well rid of her, she was nuts" can you smile so you try to look sombre and thank them for offering the support.
Depends on your divorce really.

I would have loved some support from anyone,even internet strangers, when I found myself on anti depressants, unemployed lying on the sofa all day,afraid to answer the door and finally taking an overdose which was then used against me as another reason why I wasnt fit to see my children.

Some have it easier than others, its good you didnt need so much support,but many many do.

Ilovejapcrap

3,310 posts

131 months

Thursday 19th September 2019
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bristolracer said:
hyphen said:
You know what is the most arkward aspect of my divorce is/was?

Everyone keeps offering support,

if you need to talk, must be a hard time you are going through... Etc etc

But it's not all all. Once I filed for divorce, decree nisi was granted etc, I had been through all the stages of grief and she was in the past.

But you can't say "I'm well rid of her, she was nuts" can you smile so you try to look sombre and thank them for offering the support.
Depends on your divorce really.

I would have loved some support from anyone,even internet strangers, when I found myself on anti depressants, unemployed lying on the sofa all day,afraid to answer the door and finally taking an overdose which was then used against me as another reason why I wasnt fit to see my children.

Some have it easier than others, its good you didnt need so much support,but many many do.
Brave post Bristol and good point. Hope your ok

elanfan

5,527 posts

246 months

Thursday 19th September 2019
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Johnny Raydome said:
Can you imagine just how wonderful it would be if Mrs FR read these forums.
Whilst it might prove entertaining to you I’m not sure FR would agree with you and I’m certain you wouldn’t like it were you in his shoes.

anonymous-user

73 months

Thursday 19th September 2019
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I'm sure that FR will find the confidence to keep his chin up in this situation

bristolracer

5,823 posts

168 months

Thursday 19th September 2019
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Ilovejapcrap said:
Brave post Bristol and good point. Hope your ok
Yes fine now thank you.

It was a long time ago now, 17 years ago, very happily remarried, good relationship with my children and am in a very different place compared to then.
I would never have believed that back then and that's why the objectivity and support of friends and family are so important.
Never be afraid to say 'are you ok?' to somebody.

I've often said on this thread 'chin up, it will get better' there is life post divorce and generally it's a better life than you had before.